Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-09
Nebraska News Notes.

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Nebraska News Notes.
BEATRICE-Hazel. the young daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. &. Hermle, died here
last evening.
WYMORE-The first number Of the high
school paper, Red and White, will appear
Friday. Roy McFarren is doing the edi-
monthly.
BEATRICE-After several weeks Of in
terror decorating and remodeling at a cost
terrain church Of this city was reopened for
services Sunday.
wYMoRE-Company X is fixing UP a ri
file range against one of the big oluffs
east of the river on the James Crawford
farm. They will hold weekly practice
shoots over there.
BEATRICE-The Beatrice city schools
opened yesterday with a total enroliment
of forty less than that OF last year. The
high school enrolment shows an increase
of forty over that Of last year.
WYOMRE-E. c. Hill, storekeeper for
the Burlington here for the last two years,
has been transferred TO McCook. Ray
WoopdaTdi, who has been ,Sd M Mr.: b arlIs chief
BEATRICE-Taft and Bfyan clubs were
organized here last evening by the repub-
licans and democrats, respectively. Com
paign activities throughout the county were
discussed.
PLATTsMoUTH-The fourth annual
social fair will be held In Nehawka, Sep
TENDER II and 70. Senator E. ]. Burkett
will deliver an address Friday evening.
Three hundred dollars. will be given IN
premiums. The live STOCK parade VIII De
Saturday afternoon.
AINSWORTH-Rev. ]. A. johnson, who
has been filling the Methodist Episcopal
pulpit here for the last three years, leaves
tomorrow morning for Gordon, Neb., where
he will take charge OF the Methodist Epis-
Neb., will take charge here.
BEATRICE-The Mennonites of North
America, m here in their triennial
general conference, celebrated yesterday
the genera Conference in North America.
The Gay was observed In most fitting man
ner.
WYMoRE-G. Hulshizer brought his
horse, John S. Wilkens, home from Tren-
ton. Mo-. today. The animal has been
winning in every. race entered, but at
Trenton it bumped a knee in the fourth
heat of a race and was forced to take sec
ond place after winning two heats. The
best time IN that race, which was the 2;22
BEATRICE-The stockholders OF the
JONI Auto company the newest manufac-
turing concern in this city, held their first
are G. Charles jones. W. w. Scott. and
j. c.. Larg. The company is authorized
to engage in the manufacture and sale of
automobiles. The plant has recently been
completed and work will proceed at once.
PBATTSMOUTH - The Plattsmouth
Women's Christian Temperance unon have
elected these officers: President, Mrs. b.
ner; recording secretary, Miss Olive Cass;
corresponding secretary. Mrs. Vandercook;
treasurer, Miss Ella Kennedy: delegates to
the state convention, Mrs. Frank Robinson
and Mrs. George Dodge; alternate. Mrs.
ANSLEY-In the teachers examination,
held last Saturday, a week ago, by II. NJ.
Pinckney, county superintendent of Custer
county, there were ninety taking the ex-
animation. and out of that number sixty
failed. The county, of Custer is 100
teachers short at the beginning of the
school Vpar The WaqaS nj inaynerfanrad
teachers is $40 per month, and for ex-
perienced teachers, A5. These are for lady
teachers.
NORTH PLATTE-Shortly after mid
night of Sunday morning a fire broke out
in the clothing store of Schatz & Cla-
baugh of this city and had gained such
progress at the time that the fire was dis
covered that the loss was almost total.
The origin OF the fire is unknown. The
consisting Chiefly of mems furnishing
goods, worth about $20,O00 The loss OF
the stock Is fully covered by insurance.
but the firm carried no insurance upon the
fixtures and will probably lose consider
able upon this item.
FREMONT-The funeral of Michael Her
man, one Of the first settlers of this county
who died at his home at Nickerson, Sun
day, was held there this morning and was
very largely attended. Mr.. Herman was
born in Germany in 1924. In 1857 he came
to Nebraska and took Up land adjoining
the present townsite of Nickerson, where
he has lived ever since. He had been
NNHN inv ulCAi IL
ever since It was organized over forty
years ago, and always took a great deal
of interest In the public schools. A widow,
one son, Henry Herman of this city, and
a daughter, Mrs, Thomas Bullock of Nick
erson, survive him. He was a member OF
the Lutheran church.
NORTH PLATTE-Yesterday morning
Rev. Thomas B. Greenlee presented his
resignation, as pastor, of the First Pres
byteTian church of this city to the con-
gTegation and asked that the Relationship
of pastor be absolved. DR.. Greenlee has
been called to the Clifton Hill Presbyterian
church of Omaha. Upon his urgent request
the congregation dissolved the relationship.
The resignation takes effect the last day
of the month of September. The church
does not have anyone in mind for pastor,
but no doubt the pulpit will be filled by
candidates for a month or two. A con-
tract was let two weeks ago for the build
Ing of a new Presbyterian Church which
wall be the finest church building I'm the
city, and the work required of a new pas
usual.
WYMORE-The city authorities seem to
have a special hoodoo when it comes to
two have escaped them, and last Saturday
night the third one got away. This time,
n NJ Hott, some M S Of the stuff, in the shape
evening mentioned the emayor and city at
torney investigated a soft drink parlor run
in the Docekal building. Nothing was found
down stairs. so they went up in the second
story, aking the proprietor. whose name is
Hroch, with them. They looked around uI
there and had given up hopes of fndine
anything and were not watching Hroch as
carefully as they had at first. Just as
they had about given up a big jug OF
whisky was found. They looked around foI
Hroch and about that time they heard
footsteps on the double quick going dowr
the stairs, and when they reached the
ground there was no one in sight.
PLATTSMOUTH-A number OF men from
the National Stone quarries at Louisvill,
gained an entrance into the saloon In Cedar
Greek Sunday night and secured twt
watches, a gun, two coats and $3.50 in casl
and all the liquor they could drink anC
carry away with them. They were so sue,
cessful and felt so good after getting out
side of such a quantity of 20 be joyful
that they entered the general merehandis,
store of Mr. Wolf and helped themselVe:
10 about $40 or $50 worth OF goods anC
took them into a box car on the Burl
ington track. The citizens were notified
and the thieves were locked in the ca
and the officers here notified. Deputy
Sheriff Manspeaker brought the eight her,
Monday afternoon and placed them In Jail
They will probably be given a preliminary
hearing Tuesday. George Gavin and GeorR,
Hanlin stated that they had been woTkinJ
In the stone quarries I'm Nehawka, but eX
pected TO go to work for the Nationa
Stone company Tuesday. They are a yer,
hard looking lot OF citizens.
One OF the worst features OF kidney
trouble is hat 1t is an insidious diseas,
and before the victim realizes his DANCE
he NAV have a fatal maladv Taka Eo1ays