Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-23


BLUE HILL-winter wheat is looking
fine.
YORK-D r. Mathieson is putting tin
shor in In connection with his hardware
stock.
DAVID CITY-The Epworth league is
day evening.
COLUMBUS-Death has entered the home
of DR.. and Mrs. Charles H. Platz and taken
away their little daughter
COLUMBUS-Women of the First Pres
byterian church, in two days rummage
sale, cleared $S5 over expenses.
RI,IJE HIII-William Karr, NJ. Burrous
and Henry Fassler shipped several cars
of stock to market Monday.
COLUMBUS-Attorney August wagner
has filed suit for fee of $50 in county
court for his services in defending Charles
Ziemba.
PLATTSMOUTH-Roy Howard, who
makes his home on the Wetenkamp farm,
was kicked by horse and rendered I'M
conscious.
BEATRICE-GerhardtD Dorm, the little son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dorm living in
Hanover township. died suddenly yester-
day of brain trouble.
REATRICE-Mr Rudolph Gunther of
johnson, Neb., and Miss Hattie Newman
of this city were married yesterday IN the
county court, Judge Spafrord othciatng'
BEATRICE-Pat Rawley of Barneston
shipped 5000 pounds of poultry to this city
yeste rdNy which was purchased by the
Beatrice Poultry and Cold Storage com
pany.
COLUMBUS-Frieuds of Nils Johnson,
who formerly lived here. but now. of
Omaha, have been invited to his wedding.
He will marry Miss Ruth Robinson OF
Omaha.
BEATRICE-The funeral of Thompson
Wilkinson was held yesterday from the
Union church. The services were largely
G. Brown.
BLUE HILL-R. A. Simpson. president
of the Commercial club, circulated a petit
/ Nl.A 0nH
tion to vote bonds to maintain an electric
light plant
BEATRICE-I L. Pryne, an old resident
of Wymore, died in hospital at Lincoln
| treatment Mr.. Pryne was So years of age.
The body was inferred at Wymore today.
! sTANToN-Dr. J. c. Clark, dentist is
! couple OF broken ribs, received in a-fall
] while the ice was on. There were a num-
Der of minor accidents here owing to the
| sleet.
| BEATRICE-The body of Fritz CHAMBER.
| the attendant who died suddenly at the
| feeble minded institute last Friday night,
S Es' so 6Stan 6 w. Wooisey for inteT
| ment.
| JUNIATA-winfield Ackley has begun
| suit in the district court against the, Bur
lington railroad to recover $500 for the loss
! of some alfalfa through a fire which, II
Is alleged, was started by sparks from ar
| engine.
L
earliest settlers of Gage county, died Sat
urday night at his home southwest Of
Virginia. He was SO years of age, and il
| survived by a widow and three daughters
Dropsy was the cause of death.
! DAVID CITY-L. ID. Hawthorne, one o
the leading clothing men of the city, diet
at his home here Monday afternoon
after two months sickness, confined L
his home most of the time. He leaves
wife and two sons to mourn his loss
! PLATTSMOUTH-The Board OF Count,
Commissioners was IN session in this cit
today. The petition signed by some fft.
farmers, asking for the removal of a
ERouse from the custody of the count
farm was consigned to the waste basket.
BEATRICE-Mrs Lou Pace has brough
, suit for s., 900 damages against the city, be
cause of injuries received by falling owe
an unprotected water pipe on South Sixt
| street. A claim was filed by plaintiff wit
the city council some time ago but wa
disallowed.
PLATTSMOUTH-W. Smith found
man lying near his premises last eVenin
in an intoxicated and freezing condition
, Oficer Slater took him to the county ia
and thawed him out and this morning h
was allowed TO depart for his home.
GlenwoOd, Ia,
CAMBRIDGE-The Congre gational. Meti
p odist Episcopal and Evangelical churehe