Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-26
Nebraska News Notes.

FALLS CITY-A heavy snow fell here
Thursday night and Friday.
PLATTsMoUTH-The first snow of the
season visited this vicinity Friday night,
but rain fell nearly all night and Saturday.
FALLS CITY-L. H. Rohmeyer has com
pleted the arrangements for the publication
OF a German newspaper here. He expects
to print the first Issue next week.
FALLS CITY-Word has Just been re-
ceived here OF the marriage of Roy Jenk-
ms of this city and Miss Flora Foley,
which occurred at McCook on September u.
FALLS CITY-As the train on which
Governor Sheldon and Hon. o.. J.. O'Brien
were to reach here was between three and
four hours late, the meeting at the court
house was addressed by A. j. Weaver and
c. f. Reaves.
PLATTSMoUTH-Rev. II. d. Thomas,
pastor of the Christian church in this city,
his family viii depart Monday for Houston,
Mo, near where he has accepted the pas
torate Of a church.
AUBURN-Snow commenced falling here
early Friday morning and continued nearly
all day. Several inches OF snow fell. also
several inches Of rain. The ground gem
orally has not been as we'll soaked since
early last spring. The snow and rains. to-
gether, have been a wonderful benefit to
the fall wheat In this section, as 1t was
badly in need of moisture.
ALBION-Farmers are now bulslly en-
gagged in harvesting one or the heaviest
crops OF corn ever raised in the county. The
fine shape and leaves the ground in excel
lent condition for the winter. The weather
Is somewhat cool this morning and a few
flakes of NOW are drifting In the air.
GRAND ISLAND-while putting up fruit
Mrs. Joseph Bosler was herself quite Sc
! verely burned and her child. tugging at her
severely scalded in the face by the Juice
fruit was being placed breaking: FoEtu,
the injury will not be serious. though II
may leave Its mark for life.
GRAND ISLAND-Mr. and Mrs. Orrison
Davis; residing southesst OF the city; Geie,
home. in the nresence of a few relatives
and friends. Most OF the members of the
families of both Mr.. and Mrs. Davis reside
in New York state and no elaborate obser'
walton was undertaken. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
have two daughters; Mrs. Robert Geddes Of
this city and Mrs. y. r. Marshall, wife g.
the owner Of the Marshall Paper company
OF Omaha.
FREMoNT-A heavy rain has prevailed
here all day. with the mercury only 3 or
degrees above the freezing point. While
not particularly needed the rain win hene.
iii wheat and leave the land in good SHAPE
for saod fall sipe PIoT sdTes Of men r.; H gettiSs out as' hi
sweet potatoes west OF the city and Is shin.
ping out most q them. The quality thu
vPRr Is above the average owing princt
pAlly TO the use OF a different variety. o.
plants. which are better adapted to TIN
soil and climate.
FREMONT-Judee H~ollenbeck. in distr'c
court SATURDAY. afternoon. granted Mrs
Cora Keil q decree OF divorce from her nus
hand. Rev; John J., Kel. on the ground o
cruelty. The case has bees. pending for tw'
wears. THE lower court granted her a de
cree and her husband appealed to the 81
he second trial the court asain DECIDED 4
her favor and gave her the custody. OF the,i
three children. The defendant was farmerl'
ard Il now living IN washington county
~ia nlaIntiff g q Fqushter 81 Major ]. A
Garner. formerly Of Nickerson.