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

ter MrS. hudd, MONDAY.
PLATTSMOUTH-A number of friends
assisted Mrs. A. Rhode IN celebrating her
siNtteth birthday anniversary.
SCHUYLER-The heavy snow which
fell two days ago is melting rapidly, maxi
ing the roads soft and muddy.
BEATRICE-M. a. shedd yesterday sold
half section Of land In this county to
Frank II. Hagemelr for 241S.
PLATTSMOUTH-Stat Senator Jesse L.
Root arrived from Lincoln Friday evening
to spend Sunday with his family.
ARLINGTON - Warm weather prevails
now and the heavy sleet which has been
doing much damage is melting fast.
UPLAND Revival meetings are being
held every night this week In the Metho-
dist church by the Rev w. l. Douglas.
Observation-Disclosures Paul Jesscu ex-
cused the entire jury panel until March IL
and returned to his home in Nebraska City.
NEBRASKA CITY-Roy Clevinger and
Miss Lulu Hanlon, both of Nemaha county,
were married Thursday evening in this city.
PLATTSMOUTH-Cou Judge Travis
has appointed Fred Stadelmann the legal
parent of his adopted grandson. PAU
UPLAND-Miss Tilla Laux. daughter OF
Mrs. Henry Laux, residing south of town,
who had been Ill for some time, died on
Monday.
UPLAND-Mr. Arch L. Burt Of Te-
cumseh has been secured to manage tho
Upland Eagle during Edith Graves, con-
valescence.
RED CLOUD-The 4-year-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Beal dslocated her right
arm at the elbow this week by falling OF
the door step.
Frank Washburn cut his foot with an axe,
which slipped from his hands. He is I'M
proving rapidly
PLATTSMOUTH-On account of Ill
health Charles Kerr found it necessary to
| resign his position with the railroad and
has gone to California
HARVARD-Friday morning many were
enjoying the pleasures of sleigh riding, but
the warm sun has about taken the SNOW
and ice from the roads.
FREMONT-Broad street paving will
commence as soon as weather will permit
and Main and Tenth streets and Nye ave.
nue. will be paved later.
BEATRICP-J K Cullen, for the last
| twenty-five years a resident OF Cage
county, died at his home near Rockford
yesterday, aged 20 years.
UPLAND-Henry seberg and Miss Anna
day by the Rev. Norlin They will reside
on a farm near Campbell.
| INGTON-Northwestern engine No.
| 117s, in charge Of Engineer Suckland went
into ditch as the result Of an open
! switch No one was hurt
BEATRICE-The farmers institute held
at Ellis s today was quite largely attended
greatly benefited as result.
| BEATRICE-D. A. Shut OF Peru, Ind,
engaged In the manufacture OF small farm
utensils and seed drills. is in the city with
a view to locating a factory here.
! PLATTSMOUTH-Rel and friends
! caueQ at the nome or Mr.. and Mrs, Il. G.
Hyde and assisted them in celebrating
their fftieth wedding anniversary.
| BEEMER-Frank Crosse, implement
dealer of this place, sold his fine quarter
! section farm in Bismarck township>to John
Hatterman last week for SS0.25 per acre.
PAPILLIoN-A special election has been
called to vote on the proposition to bond
works. The election is called for March 10.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. w. A. Brdsall
of Dawes county, whose home is at Chad
ron, is visiting old friends. He removed
from here to Chadron over twenty years
| ago.
YoRK-John B. Allen, the horse and cat
tie man, is prosecuting his claim against
shipment of horses from his ranch in Colo
RADIO
PLATTsMoUTH-A number of Masons
from here Will attend Capitol lodge No. 5
in Omaha next Thursday to view the cele~
brated silver trowel and enjoy a pleasant
| hour.
RED CLOUD-Frank H. Camel gave an
illustrated lecture on The American Boy"
! at the opera house last evening This was
the closing number of the college lecture
course.
PI.ATTsMoUTH-Harry Miller has be.
come tired of the saloon business and with
his family Will remove to his farm near
Gallatin, Mo-, and become an honest
UPLAND-No more smallpox cases have
developed here yet, and the authorities are
tients now Ill, both Of whom are doing
very well.
PLATTsMoUTH-NelIie sensen has
brought suit in the district court to COM
pei Catherine and Garry Treat to deed to
per contract.
FALLS CITY-w. B. Schumacher and
family, who are among the oldest settlers
of this couRty, have moved to Miami, l. T..
where Mr. Schumacher will go into the real
estate business.
WEST POINT-The price of farm lands
! in Cunning county is still advancing
Frank Crosse has sold his quarter sec
ton in Bismark township to John Halter
DAVID CITY-A man by the name of
Waterman will start paper in Valpa-
raise. He was in David City Friday, where
will appear next week.
J BEATRICE-Frank NJ. Schuster, a former
resident Of this county. died at Kansas
city yesterday, aged 65 years. The body
was brought here last night and will be in
TERED In Hanover cemetery.
| FREMONT-The First National bank
has been awarded the $25, 900 issue of paw
ing intersection bonds. bearing interest at
per cent, by the city council. TheI >
were several other bidders.
SCHUYLER-In the first case in district
court here this week, Ada M. Bliss claimed
damages OF $500 against Colfax county
for running drainage ditch through her
land. The jury awarded her 81.
RED CLOUD-Miss Cora Clausson and
MT John Ray Nelson were married
Wednesday afternoon at the home of Rev.
| tiuHlInel. Inc newly married pair will
live on a farm northwest of this place
| NORTH PLATTE-Members of thu
class of 1907 of the high school are how
at work on matter for the annual year
book. They also have a class play in
preparation and program for class day.
| DAVID CITf-March ! was a busy day.
Farmers were settling for land they had
bought and sold. The days deposits in the
city National bank were nearly $1,000
while the checks paid in amounted to nearly
SCHUYLER-The Wells, Abbott & Me
man Milling company has installed a new
whistle which can be heard for thirty
miles. IL Is of the same style as the
whistle at the Union Pacific shops in
| Omaha.
! NORTH PLATTE-District court will
convene next Monday. There are sixty
four cases on the docket, there being but
two criminal cases, II. c. Frickey, charged
with horse stealing, and w. o. Crawley
with larceny.
| MULLEN-Following a period of severe
sickness throughout the sand hills district
with about half a dozen fatalities, a mild
form OF humps has set In and but few
who have not missed their jaws before are
being spared.
| COLI MBUS-A young man named Carl
l)orr was brought before the board Of in
sanity and adjudged that he could have
better treatment at the asylum at Norfolk
ana was taken over there on THURSDAY