Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-31
Nehranka News Note..


BRADSHAW. Coppersmith lost his eye
In Omaha. a-l
YoRK1Judge wray united in marriage
Charles q. Howard of Exeter, Neb, and
Mary Conover Of Julesburg, Colo.
YORK-Bert Baker. who was with the
Adams Express company, is promoted. and
his many friends here regret that he is to
leave York.
YORK-rhe York college has secured
Josephine b. Todd. a noted musician. for
head OF the. piano department. Miss Todd
will arrive this week. IN
M'CooL JUNCTIoN-Thieves entered the
residence of Phillip Duffy. manager Of
the Rogers Lumber company here. and be.
sides clothes they stole 50.
YORK-Stein Brothers of Hastings, Neb.,
have purchased the Mathewson stock Of
Of the stock here before shipping to their
store at Hastings. 1870
YoRK-Harry Cowell Of the drug firm of
Cowell & Fulton and Claude Walker. man
phone company office at YORK. are In the
Rocky mountains OF Idaho, where they are
enjoying a big bear hunt.
YORK-Mr. and Mrs. f. II. Runner, pros
enough out Of York countg;s rich, produc.
tive soil TO live a life OF ease and travel,
are arranging to travel for one year, going
to the coast and the south. s
YORK-The fats and leans played a game
Of ball at the Athletic grounds, which was
thoroughly enjoyed by ali. The fats were
not eligible unless they weighed 100 pounds
i4O pounds The score was . to SIN favor
OF the fats. .&tn 80
YoRK-The famous trottins mare Queen
OF the West, owned by Bud Smith, has Just
returned from a winning campaign, winning
first money in nearly all the events in
which she started. Many horsemen claim
that she is a wonder and predict a great
future IL she is carefully handled.
4 n WILLIAM MNIrlvuafn- a af-nauoro,,a
York county farmer, exanpEed ha fields of
corn and states that the ears OF corn are
making a more rapid growth than the shuck
and that ears are protruding two 70. three
inches, making the longest, largest and
most perfect ears of corn ever raised.
GRAND IsLAND-While crossing the
street yesterday In the business section,
George Shrtefer, a cobbleTg was run down
a Mr.. Smith, knocking him down and run
ming over him. The maiuiibody escaped
the wheels. however, and the legs escaped
fracture. yes lfNeS
BENBDICT-This is one of The .~liyteliest
ard best base ball towns In Nebfas ska. The
game played against York resulted in a
score OF ! TO 8 in favor OF York The next
day Benedict played Qsceola, and won by a
score Of 10 l. Polk was defeated by a
score OF B to 0. Gresham the next day
played Benedict and lost by a score OF
8 to 4.
GRAND IsLAND-Farm Foreman Wee.
land OF the Soldiers home has been APP
signed, Mi. Veeland Came to the home
under the administration of Commandant
Cole and his duties, Mr. Hoyt, the COM
mandant as present, recommending him
to the higher position. Mr., Veeland's home
county is Adams.
YoRK-The Msryville,s KAN semi-pro-
f~essional club d making a tour OF Ne
braska and on Tuesday, September i will
play a match game with q pickup team,
composed principally OF members OF the
YORK CITY League Base Bail association.
IL the boys put up a game as good as that
with anpto II will be one Of the bic
games os the season.
YORK-N. v. Harlan is slowly recoyerins
from slow blindness and rerVous oreak.
down caused ~ hard work iS he.pffice OF
position he gave great satisfactinh. FoI
months Mr. Harlan was c0nfreds 70 ma
home and a part q the time he lived M I
dark room. His many friends are Pleased
10 learn that he Is improving.
TABLE ROck-The Marble yhotel at this
place hah changed hands. Mr. ana Mrs
3 ID. Hubert, who have mad charge OF
the hotel for two years have sold to Mrs
Elzabeth Hickman OF this place. Mr.. ana
MIS- Hubert left today for an EXTENDED
they may coneIude to Iosass toihfa' pi sssrs
with the country.
GRAND ISLAND-Nr. and Mrs. Herman
sass o1 Palmer, near heFee mourn the loss
by accident, OF their infant son, aged ons
been fatally sealded. While the motbe,
was doing the family washing, the chile
was about, and IN a moment IN which II wa,
nhobseryed pulled the plug from a wash.
flowed over il, the ssveresf scaldips, bsln1
on It's back. Physicians were called. bul
sIter the child had fingered a day n
passed away. The funeral was held from
eifv hSms % a sister Of Mrs Sass In thi.