Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-06
Nebrn.kn NeSr. Notes.

MILFORD-The Quenchaqua corn pro-
one-half car loads per day.
MILFORD-The Shogo Lithia Springs
company shipped a car load Of its products
to Colon. canal zone. Panama, last week.
PLATTSMOCTH-Wil Kephart has
brought suit against the Perry's to collect
10000 for slander and false Imprisonment
SIDNEY-Sidney is badly in need of a
good shoemaker and also a good baker
The city is minus both OF these indus
MILFORD-The ice harvest has COM
menced. Three companies will soon be in
operation cutting from Quenchaqua lake
at this place.
BLUE HILL-Niss Lemmie schea, who
has been very sick for the last five weeks.
died Tuesday morning at the home of her
aunt, Mrs. John Rose, at the age Of 19
years.
MILFORD-The three new elevators. new
depot and other improvements made by
the Burlington suggest to the observer as
is doing a large shipping business.
BEATRICE-Mrs. Maggie Blakey, a
pioneer resident of Beatrice was operated
upon yesterday by DR.. II. NJ HepperIen of
this city the last hope of saving her
life. Her chances for recovery are good
BEATRICE-Mrs. Esther A Norton
widow of the late George Fisher Norton
and mother of the late Mrs. ]. f. Smith
years. She was born in New York and
located in Beatrice in 1872.
BEATRICE-At a stock sale held yes
terday on the farm of Charles Lewis
southwest of town, a 2-year-old stallion
sold for $245 Poland-China hogs averaged
S26 30, and mich cows SIS. Several field
men representing stock papers were pres
ent.
BEATRICE-James Wilson, father OF
Mrs. A. c. Bryson of Adams. for many
years a pioneer Of the Adams vicinity,
Lincoln of pneumonia He was 81 years of
age. The remains were taken TO Adams
for interment.
NEBRASKA CITY-Miss Jessie En-
erick, who for some time has been music
teacher at the institution for the blind.
has rendered her resignation and gone
to Lincoln to reside With her parents.
Wis, has been elected in her stead.
PLATTSMOUTH-Judg II. D. Travis in
chambers court today released Alfred Han
the defect in the proceedings of the case
before Justice S. NJ. Prouty, in, Alvo,
but did not pass upon his guilt or innO-
and Sheriff QuintOn attended the coroner's
NEBRASKA CITY-A letter has been re-
ceived here stating that the buildings
owned by the Corn Products company
better known as the Starch trust, have
been sold to a wrecking concern in Chi
cago and " the people here want to
save the buildings they will have to act
quickly.
WYMORE-The funeral Of Mrs. ]. H.
Dunn was held from the Dunkard church
near Holmesville yesterday Interment
was made in the Dunkard cemetery. Death
came TO Mrs. Dunn Saturday at her home
two miles east Of HOimesville. She was
aged 81 years. Nine grown children and
her husband survive her.
BEATRICE-Martin Ossowski. an old res
ident OF Beatrice. died at his home on Bis
mark street last night. Mr.. OssOwski was
a native OF Prussia and served I'm the
Franco-Prussia war. He came to Beatrice
in 1888, where he has since resided He
was n years Of age and leaves a widow
and three grown children.
BEATRICE-Dr Stewart yesterday pur-
chased several fine horses from Matzen
Brothers OF Hooper. Neb., and of the
Cedar Hill Stock farm at Morris Bluffs,
Neb. Among the horses purchased are
a finely bred mare, and Captain, an mn
ported German coach horse.
NEBRASKA CITY-A meeting Of the
democratic central committee has been
called TO meet-here on Monday next to
decide how the delegates 10 the state
convention are to be selected. No ef-
submitted to a primary vote. so the com
mittee viii most likely select the dele
gates.
NEBRASKA CITY-The Burlington has
given the conductors another shake up
here, and now Frank Marrow Is in
charge OF the freight between here and
Lincoln. Mr.. MarlOw recently purchased
a handsome home here and does not
want to leave William Griffin Is in
charge OF the Beatrice freight. and Mr..
Neff is now assisting on the bridge run.
NEBRASKA CITY-At the last session
OF the legislature money was appropriated
for the erection OF an addition to the in
stitution for the blind in this city. The
contract was awarded 10 a local man and
the state architect, after inspecting the
work. advised the board 70 accept the
work, which was done. This addition
will give the institution some long needed
room
BEATRICE-Septe 3 Is the date set
for the conference OF the Mennonite church
OF America. which Is 20 be held in Be-
atrice. one thousand delegates are ex-
pected to attend the meeting and will come