Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-30
Neun Of Nehrnnlcn.

CoLUNBUs-Basil Wyman has started
suit for $500 on foreclosure OF mort
gage given by George Soukup
BEATRICE-After a shutdown of sew
eral weeks, work on the oil we'll southeast
OF the city has been resumed.
RIlATRICE-Mrs. Carrie e. Poor, wife of
C&onel Poor of Blue Springs died at LIN
coin and was buried at Blue Springs.
COLUMBUs-The fund for the Young
Mems Christian association building Is
within 81 200 of the coveted goal of 10000
COLUMBUS-The First National bank
has appealed to the district court against
the assessment fixed by the county super
visors.
FIRTH-Colonel Dean. landlord Of the
Park hotel, died after short Illness
Colonel Dean was favorite with the
travelling men.
Poultry and Cold Storage company is being
overhauled, preparatory to handling this
seasons output OF ice.
sEWARD-The Seward County Teachers
association will meet here April IL at 1:5O
D. m. DR.. @. E. Conden OF the State uni
Versity will make an address.
BEAVER CROSsING-The Platte river
conference Of the Evangelical associsu I.1I
Der OF laymen are IN attendance.
NEBRASKA CITY-Psul sugden ana
Miss Emma Wagner, two well known
young people, were married this AFTERNOON
at the home Of the brides parents.
BEATRICE-Central Labor union held a
largely attended meeting Thursday evening
ADDRESS, Eerf I na Ssd By fapath aisoN
BEATRICE-The Union Pacific IL max
ing preparations to build sidetrack sew
eral hundred feet in length az q, n, DAVIS
atone crusher plant, near Blue Springs.
FAIRBURY-John MendenhaIl. member
of the city council, was kicked by his horse
and badly hurt The animal struck MN
in the back with both feet, rupturins his
TABLE RoCK-Ruth. the little daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Lane, had her foot
badly mashed by pulling a pump over on
1t. The bruise Is severe one ana VIII
lay her up for some time.
, HYANNIs-Warm weather has put ranch
men at ease as 1t has started grass nicely,
and the fear of shortage OF feed Is put 10
flight, though cattle are not looking very
/ good there Is no great loss.
| STERLING-The Silver Cornet band Will
give concert every Friday evening, me ls
| Village board has erected for the use OF
the band a beautiful bandstand az the COT
ner of Main street and Broadway.
! COLUMBUS-Hon. p. e. Mckillip's suit
| to enjOin the county treasurer from col
| lecting taxes on merchandise has been
! tried before Judge Reeder. The judge y
studying up the matter before giving Ms
decision.
| BDATRICE-Jnion Pacific motor car No
s. which has been undergoing repairs q
Omaha, has been put into service agar
running regularly while No. was being
Overhauled-
/ HYANNIs-A wreck occurred about thre'
miles west OF town last night cauAea .!
a hot box burning an axle In two. k1V'
freight cars were piled up No one wa
hurt, but the accident stopped all tram
for twelve houre.
| TECIJMsEH-W. d. Sanders has sold hi
interests IN the Tecumseh Milling compan'
10 his partner, G.. L. Hotchkln, and MI
Hotchkin will continue the business In IN
future The transfer includes Teeumseh'
two Touring mills
| WAHOO-A successful recital was gtvel
under the auspices OF the Wahoo Mendel
ssohn club al the opera house. Solos an'
duets were given by Elizabeth Grid AM
r. @. ROWdon Of lincoln, with Haroli
shelihorn OF Lincoln accompanying.
SEWARD While at the elevator a
Beaver Crossing Mr.. Whitnah's team be
/ came frightened and ran away with him
throwing him to the ground. Two wheel
passed over his body, breaking two rib
and injuring one OF his lungs ana hi
shoulder.
BLOOMFIEID-W +. Jewal. for tel
years connected with the siefkin a Jewa
lRaneral msrehandise establishments ha