Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-21
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BEATRICE-A street carnival will be held
at Liberty September 81 and %.
Neutrality-suspicious. thieves have been
operating In this vicinity the last few days
with considerable success.
BEATRICE-Hay making and the sowing
of fall wheat has been delayed considerably
In this section by the wet weather of the
last few days.
BEATRICE-The river at this point rose
several feet yesterday because of the heavy
rains north and west of Beatrice. There
Is no anticipation OF flood, however
GRAND. ISLAND-Carl Schaub, an old
resident OF the county. died yesterday at
the age of 81. He leaves a wife, one son
and four daughters to mourn his loss
BEATRICE-Todayt the mortgages fore
closed on the plant of the Gage County
Herald and took possession of the ONCE
5000 -
BEATRICE-H. e. Sharp of wymore was
sentenced to ten days In the county jail
for stealing pair of pahtaloons. He was
brought here this afternoon by Marshal
Allen.
AUBURN-A pretty wedding took place
and wife yesterday evening, when their
daughter Anna was married to Fred G.
Bossheimer.
YORK-The fusion senatorial convention
will be held at Fairmont on September 20
Phillip Kennedy, democratic commissioner
living in this county so far is the only
candidate for the office.
COLUMBUS = Judge ]. c. Reeder will
hold court Saturday to make American
citizens. This is the last chance to gel
goes into effect September q. nv" p"
AUBURN-The German-American mill,
an old Touring plant, which has been idle
Tor the past Iour years, was sold yester-
poets to improves and put the mill in run
ming order soon.
WEST POINT-August wegner, a well
known citizen of central Cunning county
died yesterday and will be inferred tomor-
row from the Rock Creek German Lu-
theran church. The deceased was a brother
of +. f. Wegner of Wisner. and was 4.
years of age.
| BEATRICE-Yesterd at high noon al
the home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
solemnized the marriage of their daughter
Miss Mabel A. Pennington to Mr.. William
II. Dobbs of Sterling. Colo, Rev. Charles
| Cobbey officiating.
| KENNARD-Richard Blaco, a prominent
! old settler. died this morning from Z
| stroke OF paralysis caused by injuries re,
ing home he fell from his horse and frac.
/ tured his skull, from the effects of which
he never recovered.
| NEBRASKA ClrY-The First Nebraska
| Baptist association opened at the Baptis
| church In this city last night. DR.. s. z
Brown OF Lincoln preached the opening ser
mon; The attendance is very large ana
number of delegates arrived today. 'rh,
session continues over today.
! MEAD-At. o'clock p. m. Miss Esthel
| Pauline Swanson and MIR. oscar Flodman
both of Mead. we're married in III,
| swedish Mission church. Rev Isaacson Of
| ficiating. The bride is the daughter O
! Mrs Josephine Swanson and the groom Il
| one OF Mead's young business men.
J RULO-One of the largest corn crops fol
| several years is now nearly matured here
/ Many fields will average nifty To sixt,
| bushels To the acre and farmers are " Il
pleased with this years crops. Nesrl,
Au the corn has nearly dried up and leaves
! Nhd husks are drier now than they USUALLY
! are three weeks later.
| AUBURN-George Codington. tine proprie
, tor OF the transfer line in this city lief
| for Chicago today to negotiate the purchas
! of a passenger automobile. lie expects 4
use the automobile in Improving his ser
I vice bet the depOts and business sec
( tons Of the city, which will be a great adj
vantage 10 the people and travelling public
! AUBURN-An important business eX
| change took place here the first part OF IN,
week. when the firm OF Rosenberg q Ban
| 1Io:t sod their grocery business 10 Messrs
/ Swan and Williams. The new title OF III,
| Arm will be the Swan-Williams Grocer,
| company. C. b. Swan will be the manage
OF the new concern, which took possession
| yesterday.
COZAD-A series OF special reviva
I nneefinss h~san here 81 ths Uvsnsalioa