Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-24

me picture Of the present structure, up to
date, pictures OF the old building, and a
iI ~ Iist or the donors who had part
BEAVER CITY-The infant of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L. Mitigan, who reside near here
arose MSs ioHnd aesd In bed when the parents
Vhiy -FOUR months old and was not known
BLooMFTELD-J. f. westrand & Son,
purchased the Peavy elevator at Wausa
and will take possession between now and
y ~ !. The present agent OF the Peavey
In charge.
HERMAN-Carl Hansen shipped four
me hogs 20 Lyons and one to Winslde
saturday. Mr.. Hansen had a sale recently,
selling a number of fine hogs, and now
he has begun to make his deliveries to pur-
have been successful In getting top prices.
their farms
AsHLAND-In an alteration over the
Young drew a revolver on Marion Urch,
the city water commissioner. Urch had
given Young the alternative OF paying the
bill or having the water turned of, which
aroused the latters Indignation Urch was
too quick for his antagonist and wrested
bay until he had cooled down.
BEATRICB-Joseph Lescher for twenty
six years a resident OF Beatrice, died at his
home last evening, aged y years. He was
born in Burke county, Pennsylvania, and
served during the civil war in the Eighty
seventh Illinois mounted infantry. He IL
survived by widow and two sisters, all OF
whom reside In Beatrice The funeral will
be held Sunday afternoon at o'clock un-
der the auspices OF the Grand Army post
PLATTSMOUTH-1h last tributes to the
late Dr. w II. Shildknecht were observed
Saturday afternoon In the Methodist Epis-
copal church, the service being conducted
Rev. A. L. link, pastor OF the Christian
church. The services were largely attended.
The doctor had practieed medicine IN this
teemcd by all who knew him.
FAIRMoNT-c. A. r. Homer, local
ehautau9ua manager says srrangements
complete. The dates, set are August 2 to
10. The lecturers include Senator Dolllver.
Governor sheldon. opie Read Lincoln Mo-
Eldredge. The camp will be in the old
city park, an ideal place, affording good,
dry camp ground with good shade and
BEAVER CITY-The farm residence of
burned with It's contents Friday forenoon.
after 1t had gained considerable heGdway.
Mrs. Jackson was I'll at the time and II
from Se 20 s Son n ea
a serious condition from the shook and
the exposure a. IL was bitterly cold. Loss.
200, with $500 insurance. p
OAKLAND - The Nebraska Telephone
company moved It's central once this week
from the w "A. Harding residence, where
II has been located ever since they began
business here, 10 their new quarters In the
second story of the Tunberg block The
telephone wires have all been cablsd ana
the poles moved TO the alley 30 that those
on Main street will be done away with. A
force OF men have been at work about six
weeks making the change.
COLUMBUEs-MrE. Julia Heintx, wife OF
DR.. A. HeintE, died from Bright's disease,
from which she had suffered for a long
time, and will be buried Sunday, funeral
services being held at the home. Mrs.
Heintz was born in Switzerland In 1884 and
was married In Columbus In ISL. her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Schaad, being
among the earliest settlers In Platte county.
MIS- Heintz was active In the music de-
paTtment OF the WOmAn'B club.
MULLEN-rhe seed corn question Is q
matter that Is commencing 20 stir the
minds OF sandhill farmers this spring AZ
but very little OF the last years crop ma
tured properly before the heavy snow COW
cred the fields, softening the cob and sour
ing a large per cent OF H. seed corn will
be scarce. On account Of the influx Of
large and the small grain crop will be the
largest in the history OF Hooker county.
DAKOTA CITY-Mrs Leslie, wife q L.
evening. In the afternoon Mrs Leslie SUI
fered a dizzy spell. which soon wore on,
but about s O'Clock. as she arose fTcsa 9
rocker 20 join her husband, who mad called
her from another room. she fell rigid 70
| The floor In an unconscious condition. The
| Ieele family removed 10 this place last
! Sumner from Fort Calhoun. Mr.; Leslie
! xllI Be taken 70 Omaha for intsrmsnt