Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-08
Nebranka News Notes.

BEATRICE-In a bowling contest last
evening the Gas Company TEN won from
s sas NURSERY TEA" " Tue ''O's GIVE 10
BEATRICE-The mems fraternity of the
Christian church met last night and ar
ranged to give a banquet at thhe church
next Thursday night.
PONCA-John Doyle. one OF Ponca's bar
bers, has sold his shop to J. c. Hanson
of Viborg, S. D. Mr.. Hansen will move
his family to Ponca at once.
NEBRASKA CITY-Chicken thieves have
been numerous of late and the police have
rounded up several parties and not only
recovered the property. but punished the
thieves.
NEBRASKA ~CITY-Three arrests have
been made of owners who have
been exceeding the speed limit. The Off
GERS have secured stop watches and Will
enforce the law.
NEBRASKA CITY-A. J.. Smith won the
golf contest at the Country club yesterday
over Otto Schneider and won the silver cup
offered by the club. Mr.. Smith is considered
one of the best golf players in this part OF
the state.
BEATRICE-The United Brethren church
will hold a big revival meeting in tbs city
next month. Rev. William F. McNulty OF
Blnghampton. N. Y, the converted actor.
will conduct the meetings.
BEATRICE-L L. MARCEL Of Chanute.
Kan, has arrived in the city to push the
work OF erecting tanks and an office build
Ing for the Chanute Refining company,
Wnlcn Is TO locate a plant mere.
BEATRICE-George Baker, a former
Beatrice resident. and a son of c. F. Baker,
has a theatrical company OF his own on
the road and is travelling throughout New
York state; He was formerly a member
OF John Griffith's Faust" company.
BEATRICE-The Farmers Elevator COM
pany OF Blue Springs yesterday instituted
a damage suit involving $625sO against the
Union Pacific Railway company for the
loss of 70 bushels Of wheat from a car
IN transit from Blue Springs 10 Omaha
last June.
BEATRICE-work on the Nebraska Corr
Products company's new building on Sluth
Seventh street Is being pushed as rapidly
as possible. The Burlington is building a
switch to the plant and II is likely the
other railroads will do likewis
NEBRASKA C~ITY-Andrew Iingle. who
was stabbed by Andrew Srouf last Satur-
day. is reported as being very low, and
when the case of his assai.lnt was called
last evening 1t was continued until some
time when the result of the injury can be
known.
BEATRICE-w. II. Miller and Daniel
Moschel living west of the city are making
great Improvements in the roads near theil
homes. An effort will be made TO get othel
farmers interested so that the highways
may be put in good shape before cold
weather sets in.
BEATRICE-word has been received
here Of the death OF Mrs Otto scheve
pital In Omaha, following an operation FOL
gall stones. The remains were brought tC
Plymouth, Ne, near which place deceased
had lived for years.
VALLEY-The Ladies' Aid society of the
Methodist church held its annual meeting
at the home of Mrs. Thoval Resume, elect
ing the following officers; Mrs. Sarah Sui.
liVan, president; Mrs. DeLand. vice presi-
dent; Mrs, Edmister, secretary, and Mrs
Girkin, treasurer.
VALLEY-The Valley school were CLOSED
from Wednesday noon so that the teachers
might attend the annual meeting Of tbs
Teachers association at Lincoln. All o
the teachers were in attendance.
VALLEY-If arrangements go as planned
Mrs. Pierce and Mrs. Holdsworth two
ardent BRYAN women. will haul Mrs. Ram.
sey and Mrs. Kennedy. equally ardent TAFT
women, in a pushcart from the postofhct
corner 10 thee opera house.
PONCA-Sutherland and Holland sold al
their livery stock and vehicles today a.
the Red Front barn. They expect to &,
out OF the livery business. w II. Cady
the owner Of the barn, will rent or pu
In a livery stock and run II till spring
and then sell
BEATRICE-Word was received her