Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-01

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BEATRICE-Mrs. Christina weiting died
at her home, twelve miles northwest OF
Beatrice, aged IS years.
KENNARD-The Kennard Miracle &c;
ment Block factory Is now running at full
capacity with a full force Of men.
KENNARD--The Bankers Union will
congratulate Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nelson
on the birth of their first daughter.
HowELL-A heavy frost occurred here
last night. affecting tomatoes and all late
garden stuff. Corn was not damaged
Neutrality-suspicious. case Of diphtheria
was reported yesterday in the family OF
Jesse Dobbins. a Union Pacific engineer.
BEATRICE--The Nebraska Telephone
company has installed seventy-two phones
at this place during the last month, making
the total number in use here 1859.
BEATRICE-M Mrs. B. NJ Hef1ehnger was
cut and bruised about the body In run
away accident. Her daughter. who was
riding with her. escaped injury.
KENNARD--Rev. T. S. Watson left for
Osmond, his new field of labor. Rev.
Warne Is here to take charge Of the pas
torate at this place and Elk City.
BEATRICE-R. b. Appleget, one of the
city mail carriers, ran a rusty nail into
his. foot in making his rounds Saturday
and is confined TO his home as a result
HARVARD-There was quite a heavy
frost last night. though not enough for
serious damage, the first for the season.
coming during the past week, on Wednes-
BEATRICE-Mrs. Polly Schlasser. Mrs
g. Il. Could Mrs. Elda Treadwell and Mrs
Ellen Bardwell left Sunday for Hastings
70 attend the grand lodge Of the Degree
BEATRICE-M. ]. Shaw. who has con-
Quoted a feather renovating establishment
In Beatrice for the last year, has closed
up the business at this point and Will locate
at Granite, Ok.
BEATRICEs--The democrats held their
district supervisors convention here Satur-
day. night and placed in nomination O.. e.
Webster as a candidate for supervisor of
districts 8 and 4.
BEATRICE-william johnson of Omaha,
who came here few days ago to install
the ice plant in Fishbach's poultry house,
was lodged in the city Jail last night. for
creating disturbance at Gettemy's restau-
rant.
HOWELL-Frank Bohac has completed
arrangements to consolidate the two drug
stores. here formerly owned by A. f. Lane
| ana r. Balaban, respectively, and will
conduct the same as one business in the
future.
HowELL-T w. Adams of Columbus
| has closed out at auction the hardware
and implement business which he pur-
chased of l.. c. Coufal some two weeks
ago Mr. Adams has returned to CO.
! lumbus.
NORTH PLATTE-The sugar beet crop IL
yielding heavy this year, very few fields
| from which the beets have been taken
yielding less than fifteen tons per acre
and many fields averaging twenty tons
| per acre.
BEATRICE-several employees of j. NJ.
Maupin, the oil man, arrived In town
oil will begin just as soon as the machinery
arrives, which will be a matter of only
q few days.
| BEATRICE-Mr. James Brinkworth, until
recently resident of this city, and Miss
Nina Crawford of Lincoln were married in
Lincoln last week. They visiting In
Beatrice with the groom's parents. MIR. and
Mrs. Z. c. Brinkworth.
| TEKAMAH-T, Jarland. an aged farmer,
living west OF this place, died at his home
/ yesterday. Mr.. Jarland received injuries
which he never recovered and has been
perfectly helpless for twelve years.
BEATRICE-Followin Is the mortgage
September: Twenty-Five farm mortgages
/ nled, amount, t64,b22; twenty-seven farm
mortgages released, amount, ELSA; fifteen
city mortgages filed. amount, 1901; twelve
city mortgages released. amount, 1880.
| HOWELL-Emi Pocarny and Otto
Dlouhy OF Schuyler have purchased the
conduct the same al the Wage barn,
which they have also purchased. Mr..
Popelka Ii an old resident OF Howell, but
| has decided to go west on account of poor
| health
/ TECUMsEH-A union meeting was held
| in this city, at the Presbyterian church,
70 hear an address by Rev. Anna Shaw,
president Of the National Woman's Suffrage
I association. Mrs. Shaw's visit TO Tecumseh
I society
AUBURN-The trial OF George Wilson
Z for the stabbing OF Fred Easley, which oc-
I cured here Tuesday evening last, was held
I in the county court Friday afternoon before
/ County Judge McCarty, who found him
| guilty Of assault and assessed "A fine of
tloo Ensley Is improving rapidly and Is
expected TO be up and around within a
| few days.
TEkAAfAH-The members OF Tekamah
Masonic son M icsge gave an informal reception
| or r. a. Smith, VINO leaves for California
this week. Mr.. Smith has been am active
member Of this lodge for twenty-five years.
| Past Grand Master Hopewen presented Mr..
Smith with a gold watch bearing the fol-
lowing inscription From Tekamah Lodge
| No "a. A r. & A NJ"
! TEcuMsEH-Aars Mary A Robb died
at the home of her son. ex-AayOr w
! Robb. In this city, Friday night shortly
1 before midnight She was 81 years
months and II days, and her demise was
due TO complication OF diseases incidental
! 70 old age rhs funeral was held at the
home Of Mr.. Robb Sunday afternoon at
o'clock, conducted by Rev. Richard Pearson
Of the Methodist Episcopal church.
TECUMSEH-rhs johnson county annua
fair and races will be held in Tscumseh
I Tuesday, "Wednesday, Thursday and FRIDAY
o. this week, and Indications point TO !
good exhibition. Already long string OF
race -horses are at the stables and ths
gnldleks PAGER, DIR. Tom, will make dailS
exhibitions. The entries in the several de.
pertments of agriculture. ike stock. etc
are Coming In lively.