Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-31

Nebraska News Notes.
BEATRICE-The Dempster ball team last
evening. defea'ed the Dutch nine by the
score Of IL to 0.
DICKBNs-Miss Mariory Taylor of 24OO
sumner setreet, Lincoln, has, been selected
principal of the Dickens school.
BEATRICE-In the Sunday school base
ball league last evening the Presbyterians
defeated the Lutherans by the score Of
I to 8.
GENEVA-Mr. Wellman Of Geneva was
overcome by the extreme heat on Tuesday.
Mr.. Kenney was also Frustrated while at
work on a farm.
MISUNDERSTANDING c, Nebraska Ma
tional Guard, in command of Captain A. H.
H~ollingworth left today for Ashland, Neb.,
to attend the -encampment.
BEATRICE-C. A. Fulmer and family de-
parted Yesterday for University Place to
make their home. Mr., Fulmer was recently
elected dean of Wesleyan university.
BEATRICE-The German Personal
Rights league held a mass meeting at
the court house this afternoon, which was
addressed by Frank Hauck of Omaha.
BEATRICE-Father Petrasch of ST.
Joseph's Catholic church has gone to st.
Louis and from there he will 20 to Ger
many with the hope Of improving his heath.
BEATRICE-F. w. Schank and Miss
Marie z. Scharton were married yesterday
at the home of the brides mother, Mrs.
Barbara Scharton. Rev. Beck officiating.
Chaplain Rev. Mr.. Staples is critically hi
after an attack of paralysis. Mr.. Staples
Is an aged man and fears are entertained
for his recovery.
GENENA-A brother-in-law of Mrs.
Charlie Flick of Geneva, living southeast
OF Geneva ten or twelve miles, was Sc
rlously injured yesterday by a hay fork
railing on him.
GENEVA-Olney Cloyd, a young farmer
near Ohiowa, was seriously injured yes
terday by the falling Of a hay stacker,
his head and body being cut and bruised.
He will probably recover.
BEATRlCE-Hubert 10y, who was OPP
eTated upon Tor appendicitis at his home
near Blue springs Sunday, died Tuesday,
by a widow and one child.
democrats of johnson
county are planning a rally for Saturday,
August :. 1t will be held In Tecumseh and
Two of the candidates for governor, A. c,
Shallenberger and G.. w. Berge, will speak.
GENENA-Abraham Stricker's clothing
stock was taken possession OF by the
sheriff yesterday for the benefit Of cred
TORS. The stock will probable invoice
1900.
making hay, the weather being ideal There
has been no rain for a week and the tenn
perature has been 90 and "a. Corn In the
tionally fine, not so much rain falling
there.
NEBRASKA CITY-Joseph w. Tempest
OF South Omaha and Miss Laura Lemon
; Of Omaha were united in marriage last
; evening IN this city at the parsonage Of the
- NAA9 ~
NEBRASKA CITY-Georg w. Parr. q
! democrat, has filed his petition with the
county clerk to have his name placed on
p the primary ballot as a candidate for tbs
legislature, As yet none of the rspub-
Leans has filed for legislative offices,
NEBRASKA CITY-Mrs. A. q. johnson
poisoning yesterday. 1t was caused by
! eating some cooked meat which they pur.
T chased at one Of the stores. They WerJ
Z dangerously i'll, but it is thought they
will recover.
l NEBRASKA CITY-The Elks are pre-.
T pairing to have a big time at their home
Will initiate a large class of candidates
There will be delegations present from tbs
. neighboring lodges and the work will b.
/ followed by a banquet.
=. NEBRASKA CITY-Frank Robertson, {
. Missouri Pacific brakeman, was thrown
e from an engine near this city last evenins
and had his right foot broken and badly
n injured about the hips. He was giveI
: medical attention and sent TO his home a
K Auburn on the first train.
$ PLATTSMOUTH-The ladies of st. John
r Catholic church. gave a farewell reception
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank f
3 schlater Thursday evening in honor o
very ably represented the church here 70
five years has been transferred to tn
capital Of this state by shop Bonacum.
BEATRICE-The Gage County Druggists
association held a meeting in Beatrice yes
n terday and discussed business pertainin.
n TO the association. The local druggists en-
tertained the visitors at a boat ride up tn
N river in the evening. The off GERS OF tn
II association are c. W. Beckwith, Beatrice
president; +. c. Latin, Wymore, vice presi
dent; J. W. Boswell, Beatrice, treasurer.
III BEATRICE-Mrs. Clara Ada'r of Omah
II was In the city yesterday in search OF IN
"A form alton helpful TO her in a search 10
her husband, John q. Adair, who left IN
70 nome last February, When he departe
le from home he expressed his intention 1
w going on a visit TO Creston, Ia. In JurN
" Adair was seen walking through the cour
y. try near Edgar, Neb. Later his keys, wit
d name plate were found in the park at ths
place. The suppOsitiOn Is that he Is suffe.
&c ing from a lapse of memory, and is wor
he dering about the country.
BEATRlCE-The board Of slueryisor
have been in session here the last lew day
as a beard Of equalization. A CommuT
cation signed by Mayor Yoder and son
OF the Wymore councilmen was filed ye,
o. terday with the board. II bears upon III
~ valuations returned on over two hundre
pieces OF property in Wymore alleging ths
- they are too low and asking that they |
= raised. The matter was set for hearin
next Monday. The most important mpN
the board made yesterday was that
CLEANSING the valuations reduced BY Il
county assessor. Some of the valuation
on some Of the best properties in ar
GROUND Beatrice returned by the deputy a
SCISSORS were cut down by the county al
ssssor. All these were put back to n
h6uies turned IN by the deputy assessor