Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-02
Nebraska News Notes,

PDATISMOCGH-A soaking rain tel IN
this vicinity Wednesday night, which will
be of much benefit.
HUMBOLDT-Mrs. II. f. Boyd is suffer-
ing from a dislocated shoulder sustained
when putting on a jacket.
BEATRICE-A light rain visited this Sec
ton last night. While the moisture is not
needed, it will do no harm.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. York, a broth
er of j. C. York of this city, died very
suddenly in Idaho Falls, Idaho.
WYMORE-Measies are prevalent among
children of the city to such an extent that
attendance in the schools has fallen off
about one-third.
PLATTSMOUTH-R. e. Mayfield and
Miss Pearl Kuhney, a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. H. H. Kuhney, all OF this city.
were united in marriage in Council Bluffs
Wednesday.
WYMORE-An art xhibi will be given
in the city under the auspices of the
public schools April s to 10. The pictures
works of the great masters.
PLATTSMOUTH-Miss Pattie Mathews,
a teacher in the Plattsmouth High school,
was called to Auburn to attend the burial
of her father, DR.. II. /. Mathews, a we'll
known physician, aged Sc years.
KEARNEY-The troubles of the Kearney
& Black Hills line are not ended, although
the extra motor has been placed in service.
Tuesday evening the regular freight ran
off the track this side of Galloway.
BEATRICE-Mrs. A. II. Coon, who re-
Gently came here from st. Louis, took
charge OF the Paddock hotel today as sue
cessor to William Kentner. Mr.. kentner
VIII assume the management of the New
Burwood in a few days.
BEATRICE-The funeral of the late John
Busey, a guard at the state penitentisry,
who died suddenly at Lincoln Tuesday
morning. was held here this afternoon at
2:3O from the Methodist church. Rev. [.
G.. Brown officiating. Interment was In
Evergreen Home cemetery.
BEATRICE-A gang of Union Pacific
surveyors has been working between here
and Wymore the last few days. This
leads many to believe that the company
is making plans to move its line from the
east to the west side of the river between
here and Wymore this spring.
PLATTSMOUTH-H. j. Helps, for many
years the master mechanic for the Bur
lngtoh lines west of the Missouri river,
and Walter Thomas, also of this city. have
lust purchased an automobile plant in
Long Beach, Cal. and will engage ex-
tensively in the manufacture Of automo-
biles.
Observation-Disclosures and Kearney are
under consideration by the workers insti,
tute Of the Seventh Day Adventists for the
location of the next state campmeeting OF
that denomination. Hastings has perhaps
that the state Adventist headquarters are
located here.
HUMBOLDT-An important bushes:
change is announced for the near future
in Humboldt. the clothing firm OF Shirley
& Buerstetta having decided to expand
and add a line of dry goods and ladies
furnishings, at the same time moving tC
the large double store room Of ]. w
HniZda.
KEARNEY The Central Nebrasks
Teachers association held its first dav'i
session today. Various subjects were dis
cussed at their meeting at the opera nous,
this afternoon by the most prominent edu
Gators in this section. The hotels are taxed
10 the limit with blushing, rosy checked
school teachers,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is the mortgag,
report for Gage county for the month o
March: Number of farm mortgages filed
IS; amount, S306, 273: number OF farm mort
cages released, 100; amount, $2St. $50. Mum
Der OF city mortgages filed, So: amount
tsS, ~; number Of city mortgages released
Il. amount S23. 46S.
WYMORE-A gang of Union Pacific sur
veyors are working in the east part o
town today. Nothing can be learned so ia
OF their work, but 1t is thought TO be II
connection with the proposed removal O
the Union Pacific tracks from the east 4
the west side of the Blue river and tn
erection of a depot in Wymore.
WYMORE-Active construction work be
gins on the new opera house to be bull