Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-30

their future home. Both are we'll connected
and nightly respected or
REATRICE-The l0-year-old daughIei III
~ northwest of Beatrice, wandered
away from home sunday eNenIHS ""T wien
not found until yesterday morhLns' en-
the searching party found her she was III
n pasture about "A mile from her nome Hltn
her net dog. She had suffered consider.
otherwise was all right when iouhu'
NEBRASKA CITY-Joseph Z. McCord
has begun suit in the district court against
his wife. Margaret a. McCord, on lne
married i'm 1890 and he charges that sne mas
been extremely cruel I'm the way or SUCKING
him with forks, hitting him with pr0oms
and trying to drive him from home. A re-
strainIng order has been granted TO prevent
her from interfering with any OF MS prop
erty.
niversary OF Judge and Mrs, T. II: Saund-
crs. was last Sabbath, September q. Ihey
were married in Troy; = ~ y: on P "GuhIS-
Cheeseman. ID. D., pastor Of the : ate
Street Methodist Episcopal church. They
nave lived in Nebraska more than half or
their lives, taking a homestead in Polk
county in 1871, and ever since they nave
been in the state. have lived within
twenty-five miles of Osceola.
CAIRO-The Independent Order of Odd
Fellows lodge of this place have gotten
nicely started on their new building, the
basement being done and the walls about
half up TO the first story. II will be a
two-story structure, and when finished
viii be the finest and best building in
town, being the second brick building to
be built here. The town has long needed
a good hall for the meetings Of ils trateT-
nal societies, and the building VIII fill n
long felt want.
CAIRo-Threshing from the stack is
well under way here, and the farmers arr
hauling i'm a very fair yield of high grade
wheat. While the crop is not quite so
heavy as last year, the price is better and
they are realizing as much per acre. The
crop will be a little shortened by the recent
dry weather, but in spite of II We will
price that is sure to prevail it will be
worth more money than any corn crop
raised here in many years, II not any that
was ever raised here.
CAIRO-Some real estate has been
changing hands here lately. One eighty
acre place, and not the best in the country
either, just sold for $50 per acre, and the
same man bought an adjoining forty acre
tract, with no improvements, paying SO
five miles out and cut in two by the rail-
road. and again by Prairie creek, sold
Saturday to a man from Iowa for $40
per acre. An eighty just south of town
was sold Friday for $3.50 per acre. This
same land was bought less than six
months ago for $3.50 per acre by the man
None of this land would have brought S25
per acre seven or eight years ago.
PLATTSMOUTH-Judge II. D.. Travis
convened district court in this city Monday
IAAA 80 NAAN m A&AN anu
Joseph Shaw We're aTraigned and pleaded
not guilty to the charge of having entered
and stolen goods from the store of j. +.
Wolf in Cedar Creek. In the damage case
or Henry Herold against w. w. Coates
for 5000, the plaintiff was given permits
sion to take dispositions of witnesses In
Toulon, III. In the 5000 damage case OF
Henry Gering against ]. NJ. Leyda, which
was Instituted as a blam for his injured
feelings, because he was arrested for sell.
ing liquor illegally on Sundays, the plain
TIFF asked to have the deposition Of Mis-:
Bary Bird, who testified that she had pur-
chased liquor in the Gering drug store on
Sundays, suppressed.
NEBRASKA CITY-A young son of Mrs
Graham, Of Cheyenne, Wye, who was Wis
ing with relatives at Union, had a mos
exciting experience. One Of her it'll
children, a son, got out in a hog lot anc
was attacked by the hogs, thrown dow
and his clothing torn from his body. Hi
mother was attracted to the place by tn,
screams OF the child and found that In
hogs were eating the child alive. and sh,
had a terrible fight to chase them ava,
from their victim, When the child wa.
rescued, II was found that he had Iarg
pieces Of flesh bitten from his arms, leg