Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-22

EUSTIS-Duck hunting is better than for
several years.
7 LYoNs-snow fell in and about this vi
cinity all day Wednesday. About four
inches was recorded
EUSTIs-Snow commenced to fail. about
clock Thursday morning. Indications
point to a heavy snow.
PLATTSMOUTH-Dr W. H Schildknecht
one OF the oldest practitioners In this
county. Is still critically in.
Bile HILL-The Independent Telephone
company has an experienced llneman here
putting in the new central board
BEATRICE-Miss Katie Douglas died at
her home in Rockford yesterday. from
pneumonia She was % years of age
WAKEFIELD-W 8 Cook for twenty
years or more resident OF Wakefield and
dealer in live stock. has moved 70 Texas.
LINWOOD-Snow fell "Wednesday nearly
all day and about three inches now covers
the ground. IL will greatly beneft winter
wheat
TABLE ROCK-About two inches OF
snow fell Wednesday, but IL disappeared
rapidly under the warm rays OF the sun
Thursday.
wAKEFIELD-The Logan Valley Protec-
tive association met here and let the con-
tract to Ben Chase TO keep the blOodhOunds
for the coming year.
WAKEFIEI.D-wakefie is to have a
new broom factory Albert Sigsby OF FIRE.
mont has rented a building here and is
installing machinery.
LYONS-C. A Robbins VIII sell al pub
lie auction Saturday fifteen head OF horses
most of which are heavy draft horses and
ali are well broken.
BEATRICE-Some corn and wheat "a
being marketed here. Local grain buyers
are paying g 20 IS cents for corn and %
cents per hushel for wheat.
PLATTSMOUTd-Th water in the Platte
river is gradually reeeding. while the Mis-
sour river al this point II on the boom
and resembles the June rise.
/ WAKEFIELD-AIbert Uticht and Frieda
Graoert were united In marriage Wednes-
3 day. The parents Of both are prominent
farmers living near Wakefield
Ell SrIS-While unhitching his team A
one o. the horses No bones were broken.
but Mr. Petit is temporarily unable to
walk.
BEATRICE-Mrs. Margaret L1ebermann,
/ an old resident OF Beatrice and a native
I Of Germany. died last night aged 7.
years. She leaves no family except heI
STERLING-Last Saturday morning the
s-year-old daughter OF Gade Agena was
kicked BY a horse, fracturing her SKULL
AT last accounts her condition was re
EUSrIS-rhs wagon bridge over ths
Platte river II out Of commission on &C
count OF the river Overlooking its banks
Travel between here and COzad has beer
I suspended entirely.
STERLING-rhe warm weather OF N,
I last week alarmed the farmers regarfinE
trliit prospects. but as Il Is much colder
now the premature blooming OF the tree,
I has been prevented.
Blue HIL4L--At the home Of Mr.. ana
Z Mrs Tom Mcclure their daughter, Mamie
was married 20 AIR. Otto ZlmmerTnanl
I Wednesday evening They win move o.
a farm east OF town.
I PLAf-fSMOETH-Ah sin inches o.
snow feu Wednesday night This murnlnl
7 the mercury registered ) above zero bu
the sun has been shining during the day
causing a rising temperature
l SCHUYLER. ID. McRae AGED Is years
died az the home OF his brother four mile
l north OF Schuyler. He had been suffertnI
short time from the grip. which euteres
MS brain. causing death almost instantly
BEATRICE-Ar Albert Rains and Ms
Grace Buck OF this city were married \
Lincoln Yesterday The young couple ar
rived home last evening ana VIII max
their home On q farm southeast OF town
! EUSTIS-DWelling houses are scarce an,
any KIND Of shack comes high Sew
eral parties contemplate building, but Iaho
Is 80 hard 70 obtain that they are com
PEELED % Wait until the building rush 1
over
5rEhLING-A number OF casez OF snail
pOx hare developed In three diders-s. FAM
lies living an or seven miles norlSeas
q town A cAss - also rsDortsd IN N