Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-30

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ing. The company Of Evans rifles will be
postmaster.
ATTsMoUTH-INerette Eaton and
Miss Lucille Marshall surprised their friends
by going to st. Joseph, Mo-, and gettins
evening and are reoei1-inq the congrntIIia-
tions OF friends.
TABLE ROCK-At the residence Of the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben HeeT,
northeast of Table Rock, Rev. Caster Of
Table Rock officiating, Miss Nancy Heer
and Charles M. Carl, both OF this vicinity,
were married
PLATTSMOUTI-Dur the absence of
James Root and family, who reside south
west of Plattsmouth, burglars entered the
home and stole a new suit of clothes and
all Of their slverware, not leaving one
spoon, knife or fork.
BEATRICE-A. G. FreshmaH & Co, the
junk dealers, have purchased the old
machinery of the Beatrice Electric COM
pany's plant. It will be sorted over
broken up and disposed of TO the foundry
department of the Dempster factory.
TABLE ROCK-There is considerable
apathy here In regard to election. AL
though il is but a little more than week
distant, there seems TO be no excitement
in regard to il and political matters are
| but 1ittle discussed. A light vote is pre-
dicted.
TABLE ROCK-With mammoth wheat
crop just harvested and the prospects of
the new crop, a fair oat and hay crop,
magnificent apple crop and bountiful
| corn CROP, there is no reason why the
average farmer should not feel somewhlt
/ JuDtlant.
| TABLE ROCK-There has been a much
| larger acreage of winter wheat in this
| vicinity than usual, and the crop is look
ing exceedingly SS fne; The recent rains =
! will go into the winter in exceptionally
/ good shape.
CoLUMBUs-The people Of Richland are
| to have a bank of their own as the Schuy-
Ter National bank is going to start a
branch bank there. Frank ShanEa will
/ be the cashier. They are rushing the
/ huldiUE and hone IL ready
ness by December l.
! COLUMBUS-The political campaiRncrs
who had arranged for meetings At school
time OF Il. Their audiences were small,
but they are going TO put in their best
ticks every night this week. The speakers
will be Judge Hensley, J. c. Byrnes and
James Greig.
coLUMBUs-CoaI dealers of Columbus
have an idea that the worst scarcity Of
coal that Columbus has ever seen is now
threatened: that IL Is impossible for them
Omaha jobbeTs ' have refgsed 70 taIse any any
on the road
COZAD-Cozad lodge No. SIS, Independ-
! ton Friday night at the lodge here in
honor of the drill team and degree STAFF
grand lodge at South Omaha There was
a large attendance and an interesting pro-
gram rendered, after which oysters were
served.
BROKEN BOW-Tom Roberts of the
Standard Bridge company, Omaha, has
been awarded a contract by the city TO
build two steel bridges across the creek
that divides the north and south sides Of
town. This stream is the one that creates
SO much havoc in time Of floods. The
bridges will span the creek at Fourth and
Fifth avenues
HAVELOCK-whne Earl Jones and
viii HePdershot were out hunting today
Jones' gun was aCcidently discharged. the
contents striking him In the left arm,
tearing away the muscle and SCATTERING the
bone He was brought to town and the
wound dressed by DIT. c. +. Ballard. IL Is
not known at present whether amputation
will be necessary or not
COLUMBUS-The council of the Knights
OF Columbus Is getting ready for one OF
great many new members AT the next
meeting for initiation IL is TO initiate fifty
new members and confer all of the de-
grees The first two will be given by the
home ledge and the third degree win 3.
conferred by ]. A. Kennedy OF Omaha.
HAVELOCK-D. f. Losher met with a
painful accident at the Burlington shops
yest6fday He was employed In the black
| smith department and assisted with this
work on the big steam hammer. They were
| forging a big piece Of steel weighing %
pounds, when II slipped and fell 10 the
moor, catching Ms foot and severing fOui
Of the toes and mashiug the foot badly.
FREMONT-The Burlington passenger
depot Is nearly completed. II rs a sub
/ stantial we'll built building Of pressed
brick. conveniently arranged and of am
pie size for the business, which Is rapidly
Increasing. The Northwestern has paid th'
money into court for the property "a rc
Gently condemned on FIRST strveI between