Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-13
Nebraska News Nnten


BEATRICE-William Elteldt and, son of
Lincoln yesterday purchased the grocery
store of Alex Graham at 30S Court street.
PERFUMES Helmina Beckard of Utica,
Neb., has returned from Germany, where
she has been studying for some time, and
has registered for work in the Peru State
Normal.
GUIDE RoCK-Rev. N, A. Martin of
quarterly conference at the Methodist
Episcopal church yesterday and preached
last evening.
PLATTsMoUTH-FTve hundred dollars
has been offered for the arrest of the two
young men who killed City Marshall RAJ
Ston in Weeping Water one week ago last
Sunday, but no trace of the murderers has
been found thus far.
Neutrality-suspicious. Kennedy yesterday
pleaded guilty to the charge of stealing a
rifle from Klein's store. Judge Ellis fined
county Jail until the fine was paid. He is
a man about 65 years of age.
GUIDE ROCK-Mrs. Sarah Scott, wife
Of William Scott, died at noon November
She was born December 81. 1886. The flu
neral was conducted at the home at l
o'clock. Thursday, November IL, 1908.
LINDSAY-The Leo Dramatic club, COM
posed entirely of home talent, gave a play
at the Holy Family, school hall entitled
seer s1erry, the ou Gar The club expects
there for the benefit of the new church.
SEWARD-The city council met last even
ing and opened bids for the new city hall.
All the bids were higher than were guaran-
teed the building could be built for under
Architect Berlinghoff's plans, and all were
rejected. The bids ranged from $4,000 to
$4,000,
BEATRICE-The woman's Relief corps
yesterday served dinner to the county Off
GERS and their assistants In their room at
the court house. Colonel w. S. Tilton acted
as POSTMASTER and addresses were re-
spondedd to by those about the banquet
board.
FALLS CTTY-wmle skating at the
roller skating. rink Tuesday evening little
s sqeehfae fell SfeG and Broke 6Re df bo{h bones 81 in fE Rer
right arm just above the wrist. The break
Is not a serious one and 1t is thought 1t
will heal rapidly.
session here, the jury gave w. J. Stevens a
judgment for SIS against p. B. Gordon of
Decatur, for injuries received in a runaway
caused by Gordon's automobile. Mr.. Stevens
received injuries from which he will never
fully recover and had sued for $1,000.
TABLE ROCK-The Table Rock school
district has just been notified by High
School Inspector Lowney and State Super
intendent j. l.. McBrien that 1t has met
all OF the requirements of the law neces-
sary to entitle this high school to be ten
during the school year 1868.
PERFUMES d. Maud Porter, county
superintendent OF Dundy county, has been
visiting classes in the Normal today. She
has visited in particular classes in the
model school department in order to have
a better standard of work to hold before
the teachers of her county when she re-
turns home.
GUIDE ROCK-The winter chautauqua
opened last night for four nights. The
Robley male quartet gave a varied and
pleasing program of solos, representations
and quartets. Mr.. Robley is certainly a fine
reader. Mrs. Mae Tongter lectures tonight,
subject, THE Shasta Daisy" Tomorrow
Charles F.. stalker, cartoonist, will be the
attraction and FRIDAY night the Szitkoska
entertainment company Give people, will
close the course.
SEWARD-Judge Good came over from
Wahoo Monday and convened the November
term of district court. Outside of calling
the docket, making a few orders and grant
ing a divorce to Liddie Z. Nowlin from Alva
E.. Nowlin, not much was done. The court
will meet again next Monday, when the
jury is summoned to appear. There are
fifty-one civil and fourteen criminal cases
on the docket.
PLATTSMOUTH-W. b. Banning spent
1925 and was elected senator on the demo-
cratic ticket. Charles E Noyes spent $3.50
and was elected representative on the re-