Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-15

OF the boundary lines
News Of Nebraska.
kENNARD-Joe Neal OF the firm Of Bur
CESS. Neal Co. brought eleven cars of fine
feeders from Valentine.
PLATTSMoUTH-The Plattsmouth foot
Dali amateur team was defeated in Peru
Saturday. score ~ to q
PBATTSMOUTH-She Quiuton and
Mrs. NJ. f. Manspeaker accompanied Mrs.
Alice NJ. Briley to the asylum for insane
Saturday.
WOOD RIvER-The fourth cropN of
alfalfa has been cut and in the stack. and
the yield of the crop this year surprised
the most optimistic
WOOD RIVERA. w. Casservan. well
known sheepman, is constructing a larg"
house of a modern nature on his place
northwest of Wood River
WOOD RIVER-Several thousand head
of sheep were received here last week
and will be fed in this neighborhGod this
winter. They are principally wyoming and
Idaho stock.
TABLE RoCK-The Table Rock High
School Athletic association was organized
here recently and elected the following Of
fcers President Edward Benes secretary,
Edgar Norris; treasurer, Carl Beck.
kENNARD-Joyce q Price, Northwestern
railroad contractors, with strong force OF
nosa arrIoS9 mere gesteSday TOT dra g The
slough in the southern part OF town.
kENNARD-Washington county has i'4is
children of school age. School properly Us
! teachers last year S3S.0gS. which IL an IN
crease of tl,421.5O over the previous year.
! PLATTsMoUTH-Col H.; c; Nc
Maken has presented the local lodge of
| the Grand Army of the Republic with
siX-pound bronze cannon and twenty ceu,
non balls, which is an elegant ornament
| for the lodge room.
| WOOD RlvER-The local nursery com
\ pany has a, large force Of men at Work
All of the travelling statesmen were IN last
! evening and the company gave them
| banquet and afterwards a theater party.
TEGIMs S5l Nod H. 4 bny s Sn s e4ery
/ years. died at his home Sunday morning
| He had been in failing health for some
| time. Mrs. Linvill died two or three years
ago, but the deceased leaves several chill
dren.
| UTICA-Walter Hartrum. II years OLD,
son OF d. j. Hartrum. fell on renee
I late Sunday afternoon while playing Win
| some companions and broke mis- lett arm
| between the wrist and elbow, making a
! bad fracture. \ doctor was called, VINO
set the broken bone II will be some timc
before he will be able to use the arm again
| TABLE ROCK-A reading room has been
| established here at the high school build
| ing. which is supplied with newspapers and
! magazines, and the room has been 1nely
decorated with pictures and curtains. Mon
itors have been appointed to maintain order.
OF the sixty-six pupils In the high school
room, forty-hve were neither absent nor
| tardy the Last month.
! Observation-Disclosures revival meet
ings, under direction of Evangelist Lincoln
Mcconnell of Atlanta, Ga. were commenced
Sunday morning, and it is expected to con-
| tinue them for month at least. The
| tabernacle is a large AFFAIR, seating about
1850 people. and the attendance at the
/ opening meeting was very satisfactory. a
large chorus furnishes the mu1o.
TECUMSEH-The funeral Of Thomas Nc
Clure who died at his home near Elk
Creek last Thursday, was held from the
| family home at O'Clock Sunday afternoon.
The sermon was by Rev. Mr.. Lindenmeyer,
pastor OF the Falls City Christian church.
Burial services were under direction Of the
| Tecumseh Masonic lodge, of which deceased
was a member, Past Master S. p. Davidson
having charge.
ST. .PAUIl-The fusion campaign rally
took place at the opera house Saturday afL-
ernoon, with a fair audience. A brief pre-
liminary address was made by Mr.. Shunl-
Mr.. A. c. Shsllenberger, the fusion eandi-
date for governor, then made an address
OF more than an hour, speaking rapidly and
at considerable length on railroad and
| taxation matters.
! PAPILLION-In the case of Shonstrins
( Parkins against the Missouri Pacific rail-
before Judge Day. the jury returned a
verdict in favor OF Mr. Parkins and as
sessed his damages at $4,000. This Is the
third time this same case has been tired
here. 1t grew out Of CONTRACT Mr..
Parkins had with the railroad company 10
| take large amount OF gravel for ballast.
PLATTSMOUTH-Rob are becoming
almost a nightly occurrence In this city.
| and the sale of firearms Is on the boom.
Friday night the otilces OF +. u. ana fidnh
Cummins on Main street was entered by
prying open the door and about $50 worth
OF gold, for fi.ling .eeth, thirtv-eight-
callber revolver and a lightweight over
coat were taken. Saturday night the resi-
dence of Henry &c. Weidman and also that
OF Henry Schultz were visited, hut the
intruders were frightened away before Sc
curing any thing of value.
COLUAIBI 'S-1he wedding of Mr.. NJ. G.
Heating and Miss Anna Fox was held at
st. Bonaventura church on "Wednesday
morning in the presence OF the immediate
relatives Tho bride and groom were at
tended by Miss Margaret Fox of Omaha
and MIR. Fred Gerber of Columbus. The
bride Is the daughte" of MIR. and Mrs.
William Fox Of South Omaha: The groom
is member of the firm Of Keating &
a short wedding trip and on their return
will begin housekeeping in their. new home
in south Columbus.