Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-18

of the best waterworks systems in shelton
of any town in the state. He was an old
soldier and Grand Army member.
BEEMER-w. A. Smith cashier of the
FIRST National bank Of Beemer has just re-
turned from a bushes trip to northwestern
Nebraska, where he has been nesotiatln,g
for several sections OF Sherman county
land near Rushville and Gordon.
BEATRICE-W. b. Ellis was arraigned
today before Judge Spaford on a charge
and in default of 81 1000 bond he was lodged
in the county jail to await his preliminary
hearing, which is set for May %.
SEWARD-The right-of-way men for
the burlington railway were in seWarl
Tuesday and made application in the
county court for a commission to appraise
damages on the proposed rlght.oI-Wsy OF
the new line in the Vicinity OF Milford.
YORK-It is known that the Union PACT
ic railroad will have two stations on us
cutoff from Stromsburg to Central city
One will be two miles noIt;l o. stark post
ONCE and the other will be some six miles
north and east of Arbcrville in this county.
BEEMER-T. c. Kirk made a shipment
week, returning home last night: Mr..
Kirk is one Of the heaviest stock feeders
in this section and is vice president or the
Beemer State bank.
sEwARD---A collection amounting to
$50 was taken up here ut the Serman
man Evangelical church OF Goehnor and
the money forwarded by the pastor Of
both churches to Rev Ad North.
BEATRICE-". T. compton uleo NeSteT-
day at his home, three miles east Of the
city after a prolonged illness Of kidney
trouble. he was native OF Ohio ana was
81 years of age. The funeral was held this
afternoon at O'Clock and interment was
in the Beatrice cemetery.
LEIGH-A L. Scutt broke ground this
morning for the erection OF a new brick
feet two stories and basement, Leigh is
experiencing quite an activity In the build
mi wIil ' soen he eTected Besides several ne
residences
BEATRICE-Yesterday afternoon at the
homo of the brides sister. Mrs Van Lew
in South Beatrice, was solemnlzed the mar
rage Of Mr. Edward Nomec and Miss Josie
Macha, Rev. n. A. Martin of1cia ting The
young couple left to-day for Du Bots, Neb
near which place they will make their home
on a farm.
sEwARD-Rev NJ. W. Lorimer, pastor
of the Presbyterian CHURCH Of Utica was
| assaulted on the street here today by q
| man by the name of SchaTck, a saloon.
keeper of Utica. Rev. Lorimer was in
the secretary Of the Seward Law and
| Order league.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Clyde F. Macy.
until recently resident Of Beatrice, and a
| city, was married in lincoln 10 Miss Kittie
! B. Taylor; Rev; J. w, Hilton ofieisti ting.
at lincoln, where the groom is employed
| in the ofices of the Burlington road.
! BEATRICE-Charged with brutally as
| saulting MS nephew henry lame, James
Lille was brought here today from Rock
ford He pleaded not guilty and gave
: bond for his appearance in the county
court next Thursday. Lille alleges that
| his nephew attacked him with an Ak and
that the assault was committed in self de-
| Tense
| HOWELLS-The Colfax County Medical
| society held its quarterly meeting at Clark
son yesterday afternoon in the once Of
DR.. Allen. Important papers were read by
| the following members: DIR. Preston of
] HoWells Neb., DR.. Corbin of Schuyler,
| Neb., and DR.. AlgeTs OF Leigh, Neb. Their
next meeting will be held in Howells, Neb.'
in September, 1904.
! BROKEN BOW-A quiet, but impressive
| ceremony took place in the parlors Of the
! Commercial THIS afternoon, when Rev.
| Chamberlain of the Methodist church,
I spoke the words that united Delbert Lewis
( and Elizabeth Martin in the bonds OF wed
| lock. W. L. Lewis and wife, parents OF the
| groom. and one OF two friends were the
I only witnesses TO the ceremony.
YORK-Mrs. G. II. Westgate and son
! Raymond were both seriously injured In a
runaway accident that occurred al the Burl-
ington passenger depot when a passenger
! train arrived, soaring the horse that ran
] into the WestEate horse, causing IL TO be-
/ come frightened and turning over the
buggy, throwing both on the ground. Mrs.
| WestRate's arm was broken in two places
and Raymond Westgate was picked up I'M
| conscious.
sEWARD-Judge Good came from
l Wahoo 10 hold court in the place of Judge
Evans. The grand jury appeared In open
/ c'uTt on Saturday and made pat - Al
report. returning four indictments. An
Indictment against John Cox Of Utica for
keeping liquors without license Sa1