Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-17
Nebrn.kn New Noter.

WYMORE-A light rain fell here this
morning, but there was not enough TO be
OF any benefit.
BEATRICE-Anna, the little laughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Signund Waniska OF Glen
over, died yesterday.
BEATRICE-Louis c. Reichstein and Lot
tie NJ. Harris. both OF Campbell, Neb.. were
married here yesterday by Judge Spafford.
HASTINGS-Mrs. Newton c. Buskirk died
az the home of her son. L. II. Buskirk.
Tuesday morning. Funeral will be held
CLARKS-Claus Nissen was charging a
soda fountain when an explosion occurred,
breaking his leg. The injured man was
taken to the hospital at Grand Island.
BEATRICE-The Commercial club direc-
tors met last night and voted to have the
water committee continue the tests being
a for a water supply for Beatrice.
BBATRICE-word has been received here
OF the marriage of Miss Lea Potts, a for
mer resident Of Cortland. to W. 7. voight,
which occurred recently at Seattle, Wash.
BDATRICE-The Gage county fair will
be held here next week. Prof. e A. Bur
nett, dean of the State Agricultural col
lege, will judge all live stock at the show,
WYMoRE1-0uail and prairie chickens are
said to be plentiful in this vicinity. One
reports having seen In his field a covey
of quail in which there were over 200 birds.
WYMORE-The republicans are securing
pledges for membership in a Taft club to
be organized the first Of next week. About
thirty-five signatures were secured this
morning.
BEATRICE-A. e. Sheldon director of
the State Historical society, will speak at
the old settlers picnic here Thursday. A.
l. Bixby of Lincoln will also appear on
the program.
LEIGH-while threshing at the Wisherd
ranch. six miles northeast of town, William
Wisherd, the 16-year-old son of s. o.
Wisherd, sustained a broken arm and leg
In a runaway
BBATRICE-The Sunday School Base Ball
league closed the season here last evening
with a game between the Presbyterian and
Baraca teams, the former winning by the
score Of Q to 8.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. E ]. Shinn. state
manager for the Bookwalter Brothers
farms, sold 1900 bushels of corn raised
near Barnes and Mahaska, Kan, for IS
cents per bushel.
wYMORE-Theresa McQuinn and w. M.
Clements were united in marriage at st.
Marys Catholic church at high noon this
morning. Rev. J. G. Freeman and Father
Gilroy officiating.
PLATTSMOUTH-Dr. T. p. Livingstone OF
this city attended a meeting of all the
Burlington surgeons west of the Missouri
river in Hot Springs, s. D. DR.. Livingston
was until recently chief surgeon for the
RED CLOUD-A wedding of unusual in
terest took place this afternoon at 5 O'Clock
at the home Of the BRIDES mother. Mrs.
Belle Taylor, when her daughter, Miss
Beulah. was united in marriage to DR.. Rob-
ert Mitchell of this city.
LWYMORE-The funeral of Mrs. Joseph
Heblo of near Odell was held from the
home Monday afternoon. Mrs. Heble died
Saturday, having been sick but two days.
ehe Is survived by her highland ard nine
children. She was 4S years Old.
WYMORE-Alfred Nelson, living near
Barneston, lost a valuable 2-year-oid horse
yesterday. During state fair week, when
Mr.. Nelson was in Lincoln the animal got
stuck in the mud in Wolf creek, and re.
manned there five days before discovered.
WYMORE-A petition is being circulated
among the business men and citizens in
which protest is made against the Ameri-
can Express company for it's recent ruling
that no packages should be delivered free
in Wymore except in the business district.
The petition is being generally signed.
BEATRICE-A peculiar accident happened
near the South Sixth street viaduct yes.
terday, when an automobile driven by
George Harris of Blue Springs ran into q
load of hay, upsetting the wagon and com.
pletely burying the auto and it's occupants
for a short time. Fortunately no one was
hurt.
BEATRICE-The old c%hautauqua board
met last night and disposed of unfinished
business. The new board was organized
by the election of these officers: Henry
Fishback, president; r. Davis, vice presi.
dent; e. A. McGlasson, secretary: E. f