Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-03

.,,,or,.to- stood close to zero, but today
we have the appearance OF ni au dav
day with the sun shining bright al uaS'
pED CI.OJJD-The decision OF tne SUI
nreme court in the cases of the Bnraihs LII Sotr
railroad enriches this county S1I,S9o;;Z z-.nst
the year 1904 delinquent L ia Sa and the wear
ff Sos IN ass a The county is In DEBT $ZVoV"'
HARyARD-NIiss Mcmillan from Omaha
has taken the place of Miss lesrew ,t ss
principal of the high schooi uui raasor Of
the severe illness of her sister, the Wlle Oh
Rev. Fred Leavitt of Omaha.
COLJJMBUS-There has been quite force C,s
~ men al work on the Platte river Wason
Sr,d9e the last week. During the storm
Of rain and seet 1t was TOO canse ,1 Is, ~ ~
work but they were all at ~ as sath ~
Saturday night wheh "orA "as
Observation-Disclosures Irvine Pollock
has been stationed here as resident con
ductor by the Northwestern. Iecent lu,-
ing of the managemehhm5 , 0reet spsines was
the reason for Mr.. Poliocks assislineh'
here. -
MULLEN-The Mullen Dramatic com, com
many will make its first appearance before
ne nuhlic on next Saturday evening IN
NAV entitled "a Crazy Idea" Q. F. Grue,
mig, formerly paying teller IN Ine S oeP Of
AsHI,AND-Mrs. w. T. Pilfold in enter
ing the front gate Of Thomas by n1 two
/ vicious dogs belonging to PARIS. one Mds
| thrown TO the ground, bitten ana pauIy
| bruised, as well as receiving
nervous shock.
| MITIIEN-William Osenberg on Wednes-
| dav married Miss Agnes Reed, one OF the
first young women 10 enter Cherry . county.
! Her claim is a good one ana SO rs ms.
They will make their home on the piucEy
brides ranch. m, Dso
Donald who has been dangerously III TOT
some weeks with typhoid pnehnon.a' ,hs
slowly recSve tha sich DsI9e Northwestern
railway at West Point has been cohouc'eu
| by j. e. Pike.
sPRINGFIELD-The death is announced
of Charles Davidson, youngest son OF Will
| lam Davidson of Springfield, aged IL; The
| young man was attending school ana was
suddenly stricken with CONGESTION OF the
| brain and died within two hours. Funeral
I will be held Monday.
DAVID CITY-Rev. zed Furgeson, who
has been pastor Of the Christian ,, GhuT hia
wife and family for lie Sueur, MINI; lie
| will also deliver series Of illustrated lee
lures of his travels through the old coun-
| try in the state of Michigan.
| ARLINGTON-Sx regular freight trains
have been added by the Northwestern; nos.
| and Lincoln; Nos. lit and lis will be be-
tween Omaha and Fremont, and Nos. %
and SO will be between Council Bluns and
| the northwest part of the state.
FALLS CITY-Rev 8. W. Griffin, who
! has had charge of the Presbyterian church
here for several years, has accepted a call
TO Colorado Springs, Colo, and will 60
| there the middle OF this month. Mr.. Griffin
was formally installed as pastor or the
church in Falls City year ago,
| NEBRASKA CITY-The announcement
has been made here that Norris, eldest son
| of Mr.. and Mrs. James Reed, il to be
married In a few weeks. Mr.. Reed was
| city editor on local paper here for some
| time and is now advertising manager for
| the Santa Fe with headquarters In Chicago.
| WEST POINT-County Clerk ]. F. Kaup
has purchased the property OF the West
Point creamery located in the southwest
| portion OF the city. The property has been
] for some years partially dismantled and
has been wholly unproductiye since the
| consolidation of the creameries or Ne,
| braska.
LYoNs-At e. F. LaRue's registered
| Duroc-Jersey sow sale at the public sale
! average of $50. The highest priced SOW was
| sold to George BoskiTk Of Wisner for 500
| Colonies ]. j, Luther and r. p. Thomp-
son conducted the sale and large crowd
attended.
| KEARNEY-The first intercollegiate de-
| bate for the State Normal will be held
March with Hastings. The school plans
| TO encourage public speaking by arranging
! several contests during the year. Hastings
/ college has won laurels upon the platform
and win no doubt send strong team for
LYONs-Thomas Mccormick aged II
years, died after long, hard night for life
with cancer on his neck. Mr.. Mccormick
| Gettysburg lost the sight OF one eye. He
| leaves wife and four grown children.
Funeral services will be held at the Pres
/ by ''r church.
! UPLAND-The Work school house. two
| a. -....a ...4ses northeast Of town was
| struck by lightning during the electrical
Very little damage was done ana no one
/ was injured. After the rain and electrical
1 storm it began 70 sleet ana kept Il up the
balance Of thu day As result We rave