Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-19

BEATRICE--Eight cases of German
measles and six OF pneumonia are reported
| In the vicinity of Pickrell
TECU MSEH-The infant child OF Hon.
Joseph Whitman and wife OF Spring Creek
precinct died of pneumonia. -
BEATRICE-The T. J. Rifle farm. located
near this city. has been sold to John Shark
of South Dakota for $50 per acre
ARAPAHOE-The Southwest Nebraska
lieachers assocla ton will be held here
March 30 and n. William Hawley Smith
and DR.. Ross will deliver lectures
FAIRBURY-Campbel Bros Circus COM
pany received an addition of three cars of
animals for their show Thursday and one
neck the same day.
BEATRICE-Will wardlow. a line
man employed with The Farmers Mutual
telephone company at Pickrell fell from a
telephone pole distance of thirty feet and
sustained severe bruises about the body
BEATRICE-Judge Raper visited Bea-
ttriee Saturday afternoon and drew the Jury
convenes on the 18th. The list comprises
the first and second panels and numbers
sixty
CAMBRIDGE-The Catholic fair, which
closed here Friday, was held under very
unfavorable conditions as snowstorn
prevailed each day. However, nearly $500
now free from debt
TECt' W. C. Corrington of
this city Is suffering from the effects OF a
naralytic stroke and her children, who
Guiding DIR. c. NJ Corrington OF Airing
ton and Mrs. +. e. Toms OF Phillips
-BEATRICE-Ben Musser, who has been
manager of Swift and Company's plant
here. has resigned his position and will
travel for the Lincoln Poultry. Butter and
Egg company. Robert Sabin of st. Joseph
has been appointed Mr. Musser's successor
TECUMSEH-Dllon & Oder the local
ice dealers have succeeded In filling the
largest of their three icehouses with a
FH9a q cumming If rsm from hs N 6s "a
twelve inches. There Is big demand for
Ice from netGhbolIng towns. but the
chances are there will be none suits BILE To
ship. :
Neutrality-suspicious. chapter No 8, Order
Eastern Star, held special meeting here
Saturday night. the occasion being the an
nual visit and inspection Of Mrs, Sue A.
Pace of Lincoln, grand worthy matron
One feature of the evening was the first
was attended by about 100 and was closed
with "a banquet go rs 5t'
FAIRBURY-Enginee Al shearon OF the
Rock Island. while oiling his engine in
with his left arm across the rail. The en-
CINE was moving slowly and the drivers
cut of his hand and laeerated. the flesh
the company surgeon and Shearon was
removed to his home in this city.
FAIRBuRY-The Modern Woodmen OF
mysteries OF the craft Saturday evening
About 300 were in attendance, delegations
coming from I1neoln, steele City, Reynolds
Endcott and Powell. The team work was
conducted BY 7. A. Johnson of Fairbury
camp aud the floor work by j. l.. Burgess
state deputy, and T. l.. Lewis. state orr
ganizer. The lodge work Was followed by
a banquet
FREMONT-Samnel Rroadruck, a North
western tralnman, who was seriously in
iurod by falling from train near Leigh
Friday night, died last night at the Ere
mont hospital. lie had been in the en-
ploy of the company for some time, maxi
ing Norfolk his headquarters. Not much
Is known of him among railroad men here
and an effort is being made to locate some
of his relatives. He was about IS years OF
age and unmarried.
FCLLERTON-r'uller court No. 6 of
the Tribe of Ben Hur broke the record
for fraternal societies In this city Friday
evening by initiating into the mysteries
of the order n class of ffty-two new MEM
bers. This class. which was composed
of the representative citizens. was the re-
suit Of two weeks work upon the part
OF State Manager G. r. Way and Miss
Leah s. Patton. ably assisted by the mem
bers of the local court. The initiatory
services were conducted by select team
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