Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-18

N tbe evening DR.. Gabriel Mcguire gave
a !" snIendid lecture on the subject. WIZ
An Irishman ThT9utgRm a oo One Of farm
work the attendance at the cHau'auqu" "
very encouraging
WYMORE-Dr. c.. L. Weber mas re
signed his position here as medlcal eA.
aminer for the Burlington ana mas ST9Ie
to Alliance, where he VIII PLaC'lOe' 80
Brown is taking his place here
sEWARD-Mrs. D. c. Guartney, who was
recently appointed district clerk by lhe
county board, resigned Wednesday on ac'
count of failing health. ZERO. " pnsaTdS' 10
democrat, was appointed py tHe OON'N ~
fill the place.
sEWARD-Much wheat and oats were
harvested last week, and the small gram
CROP will be a good one, Notwithstanding
the heavy rains, and more OF the gram
was saved than was thought possible
YORK-The talent secured by the man
agement of the York Chautauqua associs~
ton is better than ever before in the ms
tory Of the many successful chautauquas
August 7 TO II.
TRUMBULL-Shock threshing of wheat
commenced here yesterday and, shows a
yield of twenty-five TO twenty-elght BUSH
shape. Corn is all laid by. oats are be
ing cut and are good Alfalfa Is being
BPeesst Of shape !" The new farmers cei@S--
tor wall be ready for grain by August 10.
ASHLAND-A number of prominent
lands have been flooded and their crops
destroyed during the last month rave
called a meeting to be held in Ashland
tomorrow to d iscuss the formation OF a
drainage district and the Strengthening OF
the stream. For several years past these
men have been damaged tosome extent by
the June rise of Salt creek.
ASHLAND-Word was received here
last night of the browning OF a Greek
laborer on the Burlington section near
Wann yesterday afternoon. with a com
panion he went into a pond of water be
side the railroad track. TO battle ana; al
The man Immediately sank and vas dead
by the time his companion brought MN
to shore. 1t is believed that he was
overcome by heart failure while IN the
water.
Observation-Disclosures conditions have
been unfavorable for harvesting the wheat
and oat crops, but most of the farmers
shocked and a large number have the
grain stacked. on lowlands some little
patches OF wheat and oats stun remain
] standing and il is a question II they W Il
have dry weather so they can cut. Ihresh-
ing out OF shock WIN e1m min'd feo InlS sv w4fX.
rive to forty bushels per acre. oats Is the
best In many years. Corn looks good ana
in better condition than a year ago.
TECUMSEH-George Moslander, the well
known farmer OF Maple Grove Precinct,
his county, suffered a bad accident last
Saturday. While driving a team to a
buggy expecting 10 go TO Sterling, the
team became unmanageable and ran away
and Mr.. Moslander jumped from the buggy,
His leg was broken. Mr.. Mos ander man
aged 10 crawl to the edge of a nearby
field and attract the attention of some
men who were working there and they
took him TO a nearby house, where lie was
given temporary surgical care, and later
he was taken to his home for turthe;
treatment.
BEATRICE-For his failure to pay S12l
on a judgment obtained by Allen Brothers
Of Omaha, Milton Rob nson, formerly en-
gagged in the grocery business here, was
/ Given n hearing Yesterday nHIOT1 Iu0Ka
Stafford on the charge OF contempt Of
court. Robinson Brothers conducted a
grocery store in this city for several years
and retired from business some time ago,
Allen Brothers brought suit TO collect the
sum OF 800 and were given judgment
gains the firm. Judge Stafford orderel
Milton Robinson, who had $3.50 OF the frm's
money in his possession, TO pay this amount
on the Judgment, and upon his failure 81
TO do, he was held In contempt. The case
was taken under adyisement and Robinson
! released on bond.