Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-21
News of NehrnaI,n.

BEATRICE-The Gage county Sunday
school convention will be held in Beatrice
April "a
SCEoLA-Governor Mickey yesterday
came to Osceola, his former home, for
business purposes.
osCEoLA-victor. Anderson of osceola,
died at the age OF IS Of pneumonia while
attending Fremont normal.
SUPBRiOR-The Soldiers and Sailors
Monument association has begun active
work in improving the city park where
their completed monument stands.
GENEVA-The coming summer bids fair
city. even more so than last. Many new
houses are already in course of construc-
BEATRICE-word was received here yes
terday announcing the death OF Mrs. GOus-
sett, q former resident of Beatrice, which
occurred at Manteno, ILL.,, at the age of 81
HUMBoLDT-A large gang of italians
are at work laying new eighty-hve-pound
steel on the Burlington railroad between
sixty-pound metal.
BEATRICE-Lewis T. Lovejoy, aged II,
and Mrs Minerva Cross, aged 81, were mar
rico mere last evening, Judge w. H. Walker
othciating: They have been residents of
Beatrice for some time.
BEATRICE--The senior class OF the
Principal Mumford and Miss Emile Hamm.
paid Lincoln a visit yesterday and visited
the various places OF interest
BEATRICE--Charged with poisoning his
neighbours chickens ]. c. Palmerton was
arrested yesterday on complaint of c. c.
klingenberg. The case was called before
Judge walker and continued to May 8.
PLATTSMOUTH-Mrs. Frederick StohI-
man passed away at her home west of
Riattsmouth with cancer Of the stomach.
In the year 1858. Five sons survive her
BBATRiCE-Yesterd in the county
court william A. Bigley of Havelock and
united In MARRIAGE The hrida nd
where they will reside
YoRK-The York Gas and Electric Light
company Is placing gas lamps and electric
lights on all the streets in York and when
lights nave been placed as contracted for
best lighted cities In Nebraska.
q. fOKKItCounty Surveyor A. B, Codding
SR a9f aS By Y9Tk On the west ba
baugh. who will plat and sub-divide this
land into lots and acre property.
oSCEoLA-Deputy State Superintendent
Bishop Is in town and this afternoon in
the court house organized a girls domes-
tic science club and a boys agricultural
schools in the county being present.
SUPERIOR-The national president of the
Women's Relief corps arrived home this
week from her southern trip. having taken
in an important series of conventions In
southern states, including an executive ses-
sion OF two days at Andersonville Prison
BEATRICE-AIr. and Mrs Clarence Ham
NETT and William Gudtner entertained
about forty OF their friends and neighboTs
at their home on South Seventh street last
evening After a pleasant evening spent
in games a three-course luncheon was
served.
6UPERIOR-Captain c. E Adams has
been honored by an invitation 70 visit the
east. This comes from the secretary OF
the navy and asks his attendance, personal.
at the memorial service in memory OF Cap
tain John Paul Jones, which will be held
at Annapolis, April "a
COLUMBUS-There are quite a number
OF cases Of smallpox In the city and quite
number have been exposed TO the disease.
There are four families in the northwest
part Of the city whose homes are quaran-
tined and every EFFORT Is being made by the
powers to keep the disease from spreading.
YORK-It was a narrow escape from in
slant death that Harold White had when
he stepped over live wire and the horse
he was leading stepped on the wire, in
stantly falling dead. This makes two
horses killed By fallen live wires OF the