Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-18
Nebraska News Notes,

BEATRICE-The Pawnee City ball team
won again yesterday at Pawnee from the
Pickrell nine. by the score Of to 8,
BEATRICE-The people of Odell will hold
a special election on July 81, for the pur-
pose of voting bonds for an addition to the
school building at that place.
BEATRICE-Many of the farmers who
were forced to leave their fields the first
have resumed work again.
NEBRASKA CITY-Johu s. Simms and
Mrs. Anna Belts were united in marriage in
this city last evening by Rev J. f. Houl-
gait of the Methodist Episcopal church.
LUSHTON-Al Stephenson, proprietor of
the Stephenson roller mills, has for the
third time lost his mill dam on account of
high water.
BEATRICE-Wilmer johnson sustained a
dislocated shoulder at the chautauqua
grounds by c~olliding with Atoe Sears in an
attempt to pull down a difficult fly on the
ball ground.
BEATRICE-Edward Tressler Of Table
Rock has purchased the Barneston Herald
OF Mr.. Mccoy, who established the paper
several years ago. 1t is understood that
Mccoy, whose home is in Omaha, has Sc
cured n government position.
HASTINGS-The funeral OF Mrs. NJ. B.
North, who died Tuesday, was conductei
noon, Rev. g. p. Trites officiating. She
was one Of the early settlers in this
county: Burial was at the cemetery in
sEwARD-C'ayton Morgan suffered a
sunstroke while shocking wheat for Mr..
Woods on the Jones section, north of
S p yacdyo last Friday rn about 2 o'clock, He
treatment OF DR.. NJ. Morrow.
M'COoK-Miss Kerstin Stangland Of this
city and Mr., Lester Theodore Pedley of
city Wednesday. Rev. NJ. b. Carman OF
the Methodist church officiating. Miss
StanglanG has been a teacher in the Bert
rand schools for the last two years.
PLATTSMOUTH-Sheriff Quinton has re-
turned from David City with Paul end
6 E%iii,S Krath children Of Mr. and Mrs.
the latter a sister of Krath, accompanied
them, The difficulty was compromised
outside OF court and the children, aqains.
their wishes were returned to the parents.
BEATRICE-A fight is being made al
Barneston to prevent the issuance Of q
saloon license to Walter I. Judah, a former
was filed July II with A. d. Spencer, VIII
lage clerk, which Is signed by about fif-
teen of the cold water forces of that place.
NEBRASKA CITY-M. L. Crandell, man
ager Of the elevator and lumber Yards of
the Paul Schminke Co. at Burr, who was
injured IN a runawa accident a few DAVIS
since, is very low and not expected to re-
cover. He is suffering from tetanus.
NEBRASKA CITY-A court Of sorrow
was held yesterday afternoon by the men,
bers OF the the Otoe County Bar a~ssocia-
ton, I'm memory OF c. w. Seymour and
Judge NJ. s. Campbell. The principal eulogy
was hSlANNlNh ny nun Joun -. watson.
NEBRASKA CITY-Adde F. Salsow one
OF the leading young farmers OF Berlin
precinct, died yesterday after an opera
tion for appendicitis, leaving a widow and
one child. This is the fourth death in that
home within five years. Il being the wife
OF the. deceased, his father, mother and
himself. His funeral took place this after
noon.
NEBRASKA ~CITY-Already the condi-
dates desiring to have their names on
the primary ballot have begun filing their
applications with the county clerk. s. II
Buck Of eBrlin, democrat. has filed for
state senator. and G. w. Leidigh, democrat,
Tor state senator; d. w. Livingston, demo-
crat. for county attorney, and Henry
Fastenau, democrat, for county commits
sioner. As yet none OF the republicans has
filed.
TECUMSEH-This was educational dav
az the Tecumseh chautauqIa and the
eighth grade graduating exercises were
held in the afternoon. The class of nos
members was addressed by Governor
George /. Sheldon and BY superintendent
George D. Darlington OF Nemaha county.
The music was by the Albert male quartet.