Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-04
Nebraska News Notes.

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Nebraska News Notes.
BEATRICB-The Beatrice and Fairbury
High school foot ball teams will play at
the latter place Friday, November 10.
BEATRICE-Miss Mertie Booth stepped
upon a rusty nail Yesterday at her home
her foot.
NEBRASKA CITY-Nelson A.. wagner
and Miss Bessie NJ. Laird of Peru were
city BY Judge W W. ."T wilson. ""
BEATRICE-John Bates. a 12-year-old
boy at Wymore, was accidentally shot in
the leg while playing with Fred Mar
auardt. The wound is not considered seri-
Gus.
BEATRICE - The Beatrice Bowling
league has been organized with five teams.
Last evening the BARRIERS team defeated the
gas company's team by the score of 1877
to 1911.
NEBRASKA CITY - August Kuse, a
farmer residing near Cook. was driving a
lie was thrown out and both legs were
broken.
BEATRICE-The Brotherhood OF the
Presbyterian church will hold a banquet
pulpit orator of Kansas City, has been in
vited to give the address.
BEATRICE-Rev. George H. Trull OF
New York. secretary OF the board of mis-
on the subject. 9TH New Movement"
NEBRASKA CITY-The home OF will
liam Roberts south Of this city was de-
stroyed by fire yesterday. The fire was
caused by a defective flue. The household
goods were partly saved. The loss is $1,000.
with no insurance.
= BEATRICE. N WILDER, a former resi-.
dent OF this city, died yesterday at Crete.
Mr.. WILDER was about IS years of age and
yeaves a widow and one daughter. Mrs.
Edward Bates of Crete. The remains will
be, brought here Wednesday for interment
NEBRASKA CITY-The Taft banner that
was hung out by the Taft club was the
instrument that wrecked one of the street
cars. The ropes caught under the roof
OF one of the cars and tore II off before
the mules could be stopped. This leaves
the company with but one car that they
can operate.
NEBRASKA CITY-Andrew Lingle was
perhaps fatally stabbed last evening by
Mat Sroas. a butcher, In a quarrel over
Both men had been inkin sroas is in
jail awaiting the outcome of the wounds
Of his victim, one being in the grCln and
the other in the abdomen.
NEBRASKA CITY-D. August Hahn and
Miss Phrefia Schreiner were united in
marriage this morning at the home of the
brides father, ,Lorenz Schreiner, in the
presence of a large number of relatives
and friends. The groom is a well-to-do
farmer. The young people left for the
Pacific coast this afternoon on their we'd
ding trip.
M'COOK-Sixty-four years ago. October
81, 1874, Mr.. and Mrs. william Weygint of
McCook were made husband and wife back
in New York state. This fact was cele-
brated here by a large company OF friends
and ~neighbors. Both Of the old folks are
now IS years of age, but their friends hope
enjoy each others companionship. Mr..
Weygint was one of the first settlers OF
Red Willow county, coming here D. 1879.
! first furrow ever turned in Red Willow
! county.
M'CooK - The farmers institute and
boys corn-growing and girls cooking and
urday were successful beyond most san
guine expectations. The attendance over
flowed the largest: auditorium In the city
children Of this county. Addresses were
made by Deputy state Superintendent
Kaufman. Mr.. HERON of the state farm
and Mr.. Stewart of the National Corn ex.
position, Omaha. A splendid musical pro-
gram added to the occasions pleasure.
in the district court by Paul and Mrs
Sarah w. Harbach and Mary f.. Bourkt
against e. sullivan First Nationa
hank Of Beatrice. The plaintiffs are resi-
dents OF Omaha and state in their petition
Jority OF the shares of the capital stock Of
the Beatrice Electric company. amounting
TO seventy-seven shares, each share beinS
lege that some time prior to october ~
1908, defendant, Sullivan. as agent of tn,
plaintiffs, who was then in possession o
the above named certificate OF stock, de
posted them in the First National banl
TO secure payment Of an Indebtedness
tober ~. Plaintiffs further state that the!
have been Informed and believe that Sulli
van deposited in the Union State banl
certain shares belonging TO the plaintiffs
The court is prayed to enJoin the two de
PENDANT banks from turning over said GER
urcates OF stock or any part thereof t
Sullivan or any other person; 10 restrain
sullivan from receiving, transferring o
otherwise d1sposing OF same or of settlni
up any claim OF ownership of said shares