Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-10

NEHA III AAAaAAE A1A III - ~ 1AA-.
where he VIII lpcate
FLATTsMOUTH-Ths Missouri river haf
-urgrlUwsu 1s banks Nnd thousands y
acres 81 LAND are covered with unrar ana
The river he EUl risinE
EEWARD-Twelrs bridges In THIS county
Mvs gone uut on account q 1hs hiEh water
Ihf Blue river u running mEher thHn The
Gam here AL trains are either heurs lHfs
OF have beHn Euuuned.
NEBRASKA CTTE-GeurEH Feslsr, who
has been heln on q charge Of tahhtuE
WtIber G1fL. has been released ON bail
and VIII hBre ms trial a. The November
Term Of the district courL
NEBRAEKA CTTT-wud has been re-
revived here q the dHa1h Of John MulE- q
farmer resident q TINS CITY and Fans CITY
he dec 81 M~uskuEee- OK his vile, jessie
Morton was barn and reared In this city
NEBRASKA CTTF-Mrs- CAIhs Neal
wife u DT. J =. Neal q Peru. died II that
place y~sstsrdsF, AGED 81 The funeral was
helo TODAY. She wHs SICK but twelve hours
She was hein IN nigh esteem hy everyone
BEATR1CB-Ths river has fallen nearly
four feet since Saturday. and tndicsIionE
ere thai the HrurEf iE over. Trains are be-
ing operated with difficulty. The Cniun Pa
chic has nuI sem a train south q this CITY
for -four dsys On account Of the food.
FERU-Mrs. J. p. Neal. wife q ur J. r.
Neal q TINS place. died sunday morning
after q short illness. due 10 heart truuhla.
Dr Neal = an ole resident q Peru and iE
father q Dr. W Z. Neal Of Nebraska Cfu.
Hnd judge r p Neal. formerly Of Auhurn.
AhLLAALl12 - IT. " AAt u A4E
World society held memorial services Al
the Presbyterian church % Sunday even
inE and the sermon was delivered by Rev.
A Z. Perry, and the list Of the deceased
members called The services were very i'm
pressive.
REATRTCE-The funeral OF Ms J. s
Rutherford was held Sunday afternoon
81 The United Brethren church under the
auspices Of the Odd Fellows lodge. The
services were conducted ny Rsv. J r
Muuer. and 1n1erment was IN Evergreen
Home cemetery.
ARLINGTON-The valley LANDS H-e
flooded and most Of the farmers say they
viii be unable 10 raise q crop this year.
Near the river. on the sandy soil, crops
win probably run through. buf farther an
In the valley where the EuubD IL crops
are not worth working.
ARLINGTON-A number Of our citizens
took advantage n the rrndE excursion thai
was run 10 Omaha Tuesday. by the North
western railway II has been HunuuncBd
thH1 these excursions VIII be kept up AL
summer and they viii be great trade WIN
nerE for Omaha II continued
NEBRASKA CITE-The annual meeting
OF the Alumni society was held IN The
pnrlurs nf the Grand hotel lnFt evening.
tine. REv. A z. PB-TT. President 7. r.
ROddy and Frank SChwBkR. There were
over 100 member pressut and an eu5uyRbls
evening was passed
NEBRASKA CTTv-she-4ff Fischer is
home from Fails City where ne WIS called
10 inHpec1 two men who were arrested and
held on suspicion Of being the men who
robbed the general store Of SthBU Brothers
al Paul. on the list. There WIS not Buffi-
Client evidence 10 convict the men and thEy
were not brought back
ARLINCTON-P H johnson. owner and
manager Of tire Arlington park, has mace
some arrangements towards celebrating
the Fourth. The Arlington band mas beer
hired for the occasion md most q the run-
usssionE are already let As none Of rhs
neiEhhurlnE towns are celebrating this yea.
a large crowd is expectnd-
PLATTSMOUTHA pretty wedding DC
CURED IN ST johns Catholic church Tues
day forenoon al which time Louis W. Lor-
euz, the senior partner o. the general msr-
~chRndiHlng firm q Lorenz Brothers IN thir
4 Ciry. was united IN MARI axe 10 Miss 1dH
MeisinEeT. daughter Of M and Mrs j. NJ
MeisiuCer. residing eight miles west Of
Flsrtsmou1h, Father W ~ Bradley off,
eating.
NEBRASKA CTTY-Fuur men from
Hamburg drove 10 TINS civ with 4 team
which did moi belong To them, and 1hs
taken IN charge by the sheriff on q mes
SAGE from the owner at that pisce- and hs
came over after the same yesterday Hs
had warrants issued for the men, chErE-
ing them with stealing the feTIn. The way
rants were issued al Hamburg.
PLATTSMOUTHT. II. Pollock has pur.
chased for the Portsmouth Telephone com.
pany. q which compauy ne IL manager
the Ashland Telephone plH nj. uonEiErinE Ot
TOO telephones located on 1hR long distHnc.
/ toll line bel Ween PlHrtsnrufh and Lfncaln
The toll lines between OmRha and PlRtts
1 mouth win be completed this week All 81
the poles having been set and the wiz.
stretched from Omaha 10 the Platte river
BEATRICE-ElfzHbaLl Montague ChHute-
az the Daughters Of tie American Revoiu.
ton held irE closing meeting OF the yea
yesterday with Mrs. Y G Drake. and
regent; Mrs. Helen NJ. Drake. vice regent
Mrs. ?. Il. Huwey. recVrdinE EeCretarr
Mrs. T a Woodward corresponding sec
rotary. Mrs W. W. Scott treasurer: Mrs
. = Il Van EwgdHl - rnElE~wHwa Ms r. Il
RrREh. historian
NEBRASKA CTTY-The Burlinr1on train
for the south were delayed here yeEter
DAY by B number n slides along the track
near MinerEvi1e. There was over ten incheI
Of rain fell here Sunday and the bridge
and roads al over the county were Eer1
Ously injured. The rainfall here has bAsl
over twelve inches since the nth Of MAY
Many q the farmers have not been able Il
plant al Of their curn crop and uthsr
have not been able 10 Eet into the fields n
] XIII The weeds and the outlook for a hi
corn crop IN this section is MOI as urumisiuJ
as II might be RuEt has struck the leave
4 OF the whaa1 and II We 90 not have som.
I real moi weather in q short time. II vii
attack the stem and thus ruin the crop
The farmers are feeling blue uver the out
look for crops. The railroads are al run
ming their trains SLOW because n the s1ft
ness Of their tracks and many Of IN
roads throughout the country are imphs
sRhle
sEwARD-MrE. J. H Culver of Milford
has received 3 telegram conveying the new
- she death Of her father. Judrs J s
Dawson ~ his home ri Los Angeles. Cal
judge J. I. Dawson was one o. The pio
neers Of this county and state. coming 4
the state IN 49,. and locating twelve nile
south q Lincoln on Salt creek He removed
/ 20 Camden. this COUNTY, IN 1872. and home
EfeadRd MS place IN 1R6z- In cumuHny viii
". Fl. Bead and Fl Wor-endvke. the
erected the first min m Seward county
on the present site nf the QuanchauuB mif
IN 1855. In 1856 he and M. Reed had SLY
viewed and plated the town ~ Milford. i
1sG2 he was appointed by the rarrito-ia
laEisiRrurR 10 locate q rad from Nebraski
CitT 70 keErneF. Wfsrh WAS HffeTwHrd
known as the Steam Wagon road runuin
through Milford On the organization q
the cuuurT ~ Seward he was elected pro
bate judEt. holding the position unR term
He removed from this county 10 Las Cru
Ess. ~. N ia 3Es4 and rWn years late
70 Los Angeles county. California. Wher
be has since resided
BY using the various departments u tn