Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-29
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PLATTsMoUTH-H T. J. Doyle. dem
oorauc nominee for congress from this dis
trict, spoke in Union last evening
PLATTSMOUTH-Th republicans of this
city will hold a grand rally at the Parmele
theater on Wednesday evening October IN
at which time Senator Burkett and Com
gresham Pollard will be the principal
speakers.
COLUMBUs-Otto Oieson has begun suit
against Nels Johnson in the district court
Tor 500 damages on account of a pun
melting Johnson gave him-putting his face
out of shape and inJuring his reputation as
man of peace.
KENNARD-M. q. c. Grover and Harry
Of odd Fellows Of this place at the grand
lodge meeting in South Omaha. Mr..
Blaco was elected district deputy grand
master for the district, which includes
Tekamah, Blair and Kennard.
KENNARD-Oup has been very sue
cesstwul in these parts lately. Three
weddings In KennRrd In one day This is
the climax. Contracting parties; JOSEPH
Neal 10 Miss Gertrude Blaco; Chester
Smith 70 Miss Laura Badgercw; Ander-
son McCracken to Miss ChTiss.
KENNARD-Ths Palace livery, the larg-
est barn in the couRtYs was sold by j.
7: Edwards to Burgess Neal & Company.
for the frm whose Increased stock bust
ness is placing them among the strongest
stock firms Of eastern Nebraska.
PLATTSMOUTH-Cor huskepp are in
great demand Ia Cas- county and the
farmers ara, paying cents a bushel and
board. The corn will average from
forty TO fifty bushels per acre. Henry
Trout huske6 ll2 bushels IN ten hours ana
Frank sitzman no bushels in the same
length OF time.
CoLUMBUs-qeoree soukup undertook,
TO give hts fatheT-in-law a beating and
drew a gun upon him. He was fined by
Judge Ratterman s. and costs. George z
troubles did not end there, for his wife
left him, taking all the furniture and most
OF the live stock, including the children,
and pulled out for greener pastures.
ST. PAUL-Miss NJ. Grace Van Colt
NE boms OF the briSs's nars5ts '" on o az
tober 9. Rev. DR.. Ray OF the Presbyterian
church ofnciating. After the bridal couple
Orleans a fine reception was given yester-
day evening by the groom's parents Mr..
and Mrs. Zachary 7. Leftwich, at their
residence I'm this city.
COLUMBUS-COlumbu people are quite
enthusiastic over the fact that the Union
Pacific railroad Is contemplating putting
on another train, 20 leave Omaha about
city an opportunity TO do a lot OF buqi-
ness, attend the theaters, enjoy all the
good things IN the evening and get home
before morning, to be ready for business
the next day. and all In twenty-four hours
PLATTSMOUTH-Jam Jones, about &
years Of age and an eccentric character re-.
sizing fn IN t ths S S9Iny W VISITED Lincoln last
Arriving In that city hack driver agreed
to assist him IN solving the problem for
q the The resorts in = the burnt distr fps
where he met woman who pleased him
so we'll that he proposed matrimony and
received assurances that his affection was
reciprocated. To bind the bargain James
gave the girl $40 bill. and she promised
to meet him In the court house at 10 O'Clock
the next forenoon and become his bride
The Cass county man was on time for tn,
wedding, but his prospective bride came
not. James is still without a wife, but
Is said TO possess about 1900 worth q