Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-26
New. of Nebraska.

PLATTSMOUTH-Th son Of Mr.. and
Mrs L. L. Atwood of Havelock died Sun
day morning.
PLATTSMoUTH-Jud Paul Jessen has
granted naturalization papers to about
thirty persons here this week
EDGAR-Hon. r. d. Sutherland, demo-
cratic -populist candidate for congress- was
in the city yesterday, circulating among the
voters.
BEATRICE-The young daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Perry Armstrong, living in, West
Beatrice, died Sunday night and was buried
yesterday
BEATRICE-The party of Union Pacific
surveyors which has been at work south
of the city for the last few days left yes
terday for Cheyenne.
PAPILLION-The clerk of the district
court has already had thirty applications
from foreigners for papers to become
citizens of the United States.
PLATTSMOUTH-Th Cass county demo-
cratic convention will be in this city on
October g. The republicans held their cor
vention in Louisville today.
PAPILL1ON-In the district court today,
in the case of the heirs of Willim Snyder,
against Attorney H. c. Wedgwood. Judge
Day handed down his decision In favor of
the defendant.
PLATTSMOUTH-At the home of At
torney A. J. Graves and wife Sunday tholc
daughter, Miss Adelaide. and Jacob Amen
were united in marriage by Rev. ]. f.
Houlgate. They will reside in Lincoln.
BEATRICE-H is understood that the
Wymore city council is anxious to grant
franchise to Omaha parties to operate an
electric plant at that place, as more light
and better service is needed badly there.
AUBURN-Ashton c. Shallenberger, demo-
cratic candidate for governor, spoke here
last night. He said the farmer should be
the most interested in obtaining a better
freight and passenger rate In this country.
BEATRICE-C. B. James one of the most
county, died suddenly Sunday night at tho
home of relatives near Endicott, Ncb The
body was inferred at Wymore this after
noon.
PLATTsMOUTH-Judg W. H. Newell
and 8. II. Atwood are contemplating OPEN
ing a stone quarry between this city and
the Burlington bridge. The firm now owns
and operates quarries at Cedar Creek, Wy
more and Amazona, Mo.
PLATTSMOUTH-Arthu Richardson and
Miss Minnie Nelson were united in mar
riage Sunday in the home of his brother,
A. l. Richardson, Rev. J. f; Houlgato OF
Mrs Richardson will reside in Omaha.
BEATRICE-At the home of the groom's
brother, Orville Wallen, occurred the mar
Bowies, Rev. J. e. Davis offciating. About
sixty couples witnessed the ceremony,
which was followed by wedding supper.
BEATRiCE-The Kansas exhibit adver-
tising train, comprising sixteen cars OF
WheNt and other products. made a stop of
! two laours in the city today en- route west
| over the Rock Island. Many Beatrice
| people yistted the station to look over the
| exhibit.
| COLUMBUS-Jerry Wagner came here
/ saturday 40 WOrk up ire insurance ana
| while crossing the street farmers wagon
I ran into HIN. couple OF ribs were broken
/ and he was badly bruised about the head
! and fare. He was taken to st. Marys
J hDGpltal
BEATRICE-Judge Kelligar OF the dis
trict court was I'm the city yesterday and
held court in the interests of those who
wished to take out naturalization papers
under the old law. Second papers were
issued 10 about 260 foreigners at the sitting
which included a brief session Tuesday
morning
BEATRIcE-C. S Sherman of Lincoln.
the state league promoter, was in the city
today in the interests OF the movement He
says the prospects for state league base
ball next year are highly encouraging Mr.
Sherman will go to Grand Island, Kearney
Fremont and Columbus this week.
| COLUMBUS-Judge James G. Reeder
went to Central City to hold the regular
term of the district court for Merrick
county. The judge has been working over
| time lately, having worked until nearly
midnight Saturday taking proof OF naturali-
/ zatiOn and issuing papers, as the new law
which makes II harder TO prove up and
more costly. goes into effect Thursday.
OAKLAND-Through passenger service
on the sioux City-Ashland cutoff on the
Great Northern is at last a reality, be-
ginning Monday morning, Train No 10
from Sioux City reaches here at 2:13 p. m.
and No II from Ashland at 5;22 p. m, every
day except Sunday. The mixed trains
which have been running for some time will
continue as before No mail service is in
| operation as yet. but will be very soon.