Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-23
Nebrrskn News Note,.

liAA az AudlllS 70 o'OVV DuSlelS per uaN.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. McColl. alderman
from the Third ward, yesterday filed with
the county clerk for the state legislature
on the republican ticket.
HASTTNGS-U. 6. Rohrer as rer,oos-
strant, has appealed from the decision W
judge DUNCAN in the five cases in which
saloon licenses were granted ten DAYS ago.
lMPERIAL-Rainfall has been album
dant here and as a result crop prospects
We're never better. Corn will he alum
can't and the yield of small grain will
be better than the average.
BEATRICE-The little daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Wallcn was severely scalded
Shout the body. The accident was caused
By the child pulling a kettle of boiling
water upon itself from a table.
l. BEATRICE-Corn in this section is
looking fine and with a few weeks morc
OF dry weather the fields will be thor
oughly cleaned of weeds. Farmers have
practically finished cutting their oats.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS meetings
were commenced in a large tent IN this
IFtiLEo I'SL gEehlng under me direction OF
sisted by Elder G.. NJ. sMcCracken, their
wives and others.
zMTNDEN-The independent Order Of Odd
ftlloWs are planning 10 build a fine hall
for their exclusive use. 1t will face the
nam business square and be of modern
style throughout. The lodge is in a very.
prosperous condition.
McCOOK-The last case of diphtheria in
ms city, has been released from uuaran-
Inne' Ihere have been sixteen cases IN
city a complete bill of health as TO ihnferss
tlous or contagious diseases.
ELGIN-Th wheat harvest is practically
the quality extra fine. The oat harvest
IS Just commencing. The crop will no
light, by no means a failure. Corn is look
crop. jumper
BEATRICE-The funeral services over
v Who [ died IN D of the m late A. II Jockey,
ing at $3.50 o'clock from the IutbCran
church, conducted by Rev. ]. A Love
.nterment was in Evergreen Home ceme-
BEAA .o Adams, a gypsy,
court FOR telling fortunes without a
Grant travellers who have been in the city
for the last few days were ordered by
the police to leave the city.
BEATRICE-The twentieth annual so.
sion OF the Beatrice Chautauqua association
closed last evening with a Lecture bV
g graSS charles House; editor of the Pro-
Hres9, a magazine published at Indlanapo-
us, ina. The assembly has been a sue
cess from every point of view.
MINDEN-C; S. Rogers and Ole Weston
for disturbing the peace near the nidnigbt
nourS' Rogers was fined $40 and Weston
" oSd Iashler or the First National bank
ana wei known in business circles.
PLATISMOUTH-The horse driven bv
MIS-. h. Parmele became frightened
az an automobile last evening and started
10 run and turning suddenly on Sixth
street Overturned the buggy and threw
uer on the pavement. She was badIv
cover. ~ VIII re-
MLNDEN-The First PRESBYTERIAN church
completed for a fine ' sit.oSo bui 19d details ct lis
1TIR]nSt dbGTc6 S during t,R9e autumn months.
b srship, and tn old b,, pHS 5inHse IN mem
too small TO accommodate The conerepatt SS
and Sunday school.
AFoTnnry ~,
sn mcrOoR5The farewell rendered ex-
6up Llhtehdeht q, II. Thomas of this civ
oy ne business men Of McCook. was S ons
OF the notable events of the week a
nn@r3ughiy Characteristic social achieve
m,ieennt, Mr.. Thomas after ten years ser
kICe as superintendent of our CITY scboois
IaS engaged in banking in his former home
PLATTSMOUTH-Mrs. Peter po,o.
passed away in st. Joseph's hospitaiiu in n
EbTiahar The remains were brought 70
VIII conduct the funeral services in
John's Catholic church tomorrow. SIea
mas porn IN Waldhausen, Baden. Ger
1868 and has since resided in Piattnh
mouth She is survived by four chill
GREELEY-The body NJ Ellie. w
Jeffres, who resided in Greeley Count;
coII many years arrived here from Lin
s ran lssI night Mr.: Jeffres served as
populist days and was well known ne
many politicians of those times. He had
prior to his death. The Anoienf SrrSSaass
body. ~ '""rse Oh we
b1o RkaFor some time the officers have
Deen ehdeaVoring to capture an insane
man who stays in the country during Iho
TTaay time and comes to York at night,
lngs and is probably fed by friends. ,The
ponce several times have learned Of bis
had him III IN ana one time supposed they
n some unaccountable way the man Inada
his escape. " N"N
GRAND, IsLAND-opponents of proh,-
DItlon ana or the proposed legislation
against the parochial schools are rapidiV
Joining the local personal rights kiague
ppTessid5eeygt o riga G with Fred Roth as
tary. citizens directly interested in the
nauoa business wholesale or retail, are
state league. ~ '"'
toI EiDGAARmiWyet weather has greatly in
little wheat, SO far has been thrcsbcd
ana what was brought to market was OF
"a sta SGGFP 1 e quality, Many farmers are
remain in shock. Corn is making a won
derful growth and if the season con-
Linues, good, will yield ar enormous crop.
The alfalfa crop and other fodder crops
VIII be immense. and fully make Up the
ELGIN-Elgin is experiencing quite a
building boom this season. The Elgin STATE
bank and Wolfe & Bro, general merchant
are constructing a block 50Xlt0 feet to b.
used as a store and bank. f. o. Peter.
son began the mason work this mornina
on, a new cement store building. 25x7O feel
To- be occupied by a jewelry store. Tn
Cathoics have the foundation In for q
parochlal school. The building will n
5OAS'' three stories and a basement. ". p
DuThan the local agent for the ChicaPr
anu railroad is lust CON,
pIetlng a new dwelling at a cost of S2.Oo
EDGAR-A party of Twenty-Five OF
Edgar, people left yesterday for a thre,
weeks outing on a special car. The parry
consisted of Messrs. and Mesdames r
M, Gardner, G. r. Woods. c. A. Voorhees,
F A. Westering, z. n. Tompkins, W. A
and IL c. Hart, John Sugdon; Mesdame,
J. T. Brown, J. w. Van Brunt and Mis-.
kuth wiltshire; Messrs. w. S. McCue, Is
j.. Richards and @. T.. Walooth. They
VIII visit some of the principal place.
or interest in Colorado, will also spent
a day or two in Salt AXE CITY. AM
nine days sightseeing in the YelIowston,
park, They Will be absent three weeks.
Dynamite Wrecks
as completely as coughs ard colds WRECK
lungs. Cure them quick with Dr.. King
New Discovery. SOC and 500. For sal,
by Beaton Drug Co.