Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23

Saturday tlaI weighed fttT-rWn nuEuGlA-
fur which be- received Els
BEATRICE-snus The late rains farmers
have been huslE engaged On DONG hen
fsN plrwinE. The ground BE- an gNoelcnt
CondiIun lur sowing ful wheat
B~EATRlCE-At the annual lawn tennis
= three suhd SILVER cups VII De given a.
prizes 10 The winning contestants.
sEWARD-The county fair vii com
mence next Tuesday A string Of Eood
horses. q bal tournament and an Italian
orchestra are some u the attractions.
sEwARD-The city c'urcl Al is last
meeting ordered City Surveyor Bemis 70
make an estimate and survey for 3 drain
In the east Tsrt Of Town 10 Plum creek.
CENENA-Shsuenberrer and Berrc spoke
from the dFmoCrHtir standpoint In The uourt
house Friday evening They claimed 3tNp
majority 81 present 30 The state for Bryan.
GENETA-Couuty Judge Fulton. with
several other members Of the Tar club q
Geneva. went % Ohiuws Friday night and
organized 8 Club with sixty chartsr mem
be-E.
BEATRIcE-Tbe BODY Of Mrs. Bcle
Castle. VINO di-o thursday IN Kansas CITY,
was brought here today for i~nterrncnt
Mrs Caste Was e sister q former Gov
ern1r Nance.
base bah teams VII play IL Flckrell neNI
Monday afternoon. The Two teams are TIE
strongest IN this section Of The stste ana q
fine game Is expected
IN Z MI anu AAIhH r. Ne LAEE@IAAEN
o. the Nebraska Signal. with the firm :
boukkeeper. Miss JOY Hart. hEvs-Eone with
the national editorial party 10 - FsuL
thence 10 Canada. for 3 vacation q Two
OF three weeks.
BURWELL-Anothtr evidence OF the
faith Of people in Nebraska land was mace
evident here yesterday. when William Ar
mold sold Lis farm. adjoining BurWtl On
THE east. for EN.s0a He purchased the same
land just over a year ago for $500.
EUPERIOE-Miss Nettie Woolsey and M.
Reynolds Halter were united IN msrrlAEt
YESTERDAY The bride has been employeu
as night operator by the Bel Telephone
company. and the groom by the city, as
night nCine in The electric light plant
RED CBOTD-The body of Mrs. ollie
Shsffnit arrived IN this CITY this morning
I from BeIl Neb. Funeral services were
held this afternoon from the home Of Felei
HHuEer. brother q Mrs. shsftniL she
leaves q husband. two small children. one
brother and an aged father
HASTING-Miss Jessie hitehesd and
p Campbell Last Of Grand Island csme
from Grand Island In an Satur-
Gay afternoon and were married by judge
Button. They surprised their friends Win
the news ON their return IN the evening
BEATRICE q blue rock shoot held
at PickreH FRIDAY afternoon. in which
there were twelve contestants tIst place
was won bv Dr. Thomas, who made q
score Of utnery-stN out Of q possible lVo
H. Meints was second with uinety-three
and Il. L. Harper third with ninety.
HAsTINGs-Funersl IF james T OEden.
president Of the Loyal NJ site Legion ~
America who died Friday. was conducted
from the Presbyterian church Saturday
afternoon. Rev. r s. Hudson OF The Bsp-
list church officiating in the absence - the
regular pastor. Burial was in this cry.
EEWARD-At q special meeting q the
sch6ul board. Miss Madsen was given the
Seventh grade and Miss Flora Brandes was
elected 10 the Fourth grade IN The CITY
schools. Miss Florence Bishop Of Pleasant
Dale was elected 10 iii The vacancy In the
Second rimsrr. made by the resignation q
Miss Mildred Anderson.
BEATRICE-A report has been circu-
lated to the effect that there VIII ne only
six months of school 81 NTm5re TINS year
b. cause the funds IN the TREASURY are
short. There is no truth in the statement.
ss there is al present $500 in the hands
OF the city treasurer. more than there has
ever been Ct this time Of the wear.
PE~ATRICT-The mrubers RI the Grand
Army o. the Reuublic and the Woman s
Relief curps held q joint rscet1nE last
evening p which a musical and literary
program was given. Mrs. Bun, president
Of the Relief corps, was presented win q
beautiful quit a. a gift from the members
Of The corps A banquet was held after
the program
CHAPPELI-One Of the largest deals
ever contaminated in ChaUpeu took place
today. When Werrz Bros. disposed Of theii
lumber. hardware and coal business 4
Anderson & Peterson Of Marquette, Neb
The consideration was E2lB0G Nertz Bros
have been in business here Tor elEhteer
wears and win now retire. They have q
large hog ranch near S~edgevlck. Colo Hnc
4 Other land interests near there. and ais
are interested in several thousand acres o.
deuel. county. Nebraska. land.
NEBRASKA CITY-Dr. Ayres and bride.
who were married at Syracuse Yesterday
very clev-rly OutWitted 1Eeir friends. whC
had prepared all KINDS Of printed station
ely and were going 10 distribute y through
the train going south. The bridal nary
secured IN automobile and clme 10 llHs
city, arriving IN time TO catch The IRAN
going south. Some OF the friends. not e
be outWltted, secured another HVLCWpbIe
HBnC started 10 follow, but got lost and az
rived here 100 late for the train or wtlct
the young couple took then departure
They had Intended 10 flood the train VIII
the bills which they had printed and ex-
pec1ed 10 decorate The train. Dl anc MS
Ayres vii make Iheir home al Fairfield.
GRAND IsLAND-A large number q
lsno owners residing on elmer sloe OF tn'
Platte. between Aida and Wood River town
shipE have petiriOned the county board FOR
3 bridge over the Platte uah way between
The board has received the petition Hn'
placed II on file. but viii undoubtedly TAX
h up At the next regular meeting and sui,
NIT the question 10 the voters, as requested
A distance Of fourteen miles Of the PlBtt'
in this county BE- u-nspEured and the hridg'
requested would cut this distance in two
III fs expected that there win be compara
lively little opposition 10 The request, a
other sections Of The county have been We.
provided for and the justice Of me petition
is generally recognized
GRAND ISLAND-The farm house o
william Mcclellan, about seven miles ives
Of this civ. was robbed 10y q farm ham
|CuVlCyed there FOR the last DAY OF two. Il
applied for work, was given the same, an
J on TIE day before the robbery called 70
!, his riue and stated that The work was no
agreeable. he mace 3 fetut e. EeutInI
away. but evidently loi-ered about and 4
% the night rEnBacEed every room, even th1s
q, occupied by NJ Mcclellan and other mem
hers uF the family. He made his escap
z from me vicinity. by stealing the coVpon
z and SADDLE. A dog accustomed 10 follUl
p The pony Eup 10 follow upon this &C
CariCr. and the burglar cut It's thrUEt
r though the animal Is stiu barely alive an
Z mH- recover The horse WIS found las
q evening t.tcnel 20 & post IN this CRY an
r. Is evident that the man had come 10 mi
J CITY early ~ The dav. left the horse an
r MADE his escape on Eu early train.
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