Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-07
Nehrnskn News Notes.

sYRACIJSE-Mrs Henry Thiele. one Of
the old settlers OF this vicinity, died ana
was buried Sunday.
NEBRASKA CITY-Justab A. Guenther
and Miss Anna X. HeiLke were united In
marriage today at the home OF the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Heinke' near
Dunbar.
syRACUSE-John Trudo, living near
Berlin, who accidentally shot himself about
a week ago, died from the effects or the
wound October 3. DR.. Allison OF Omaha
operated on him, but could not save MS
life.
NEBRASKA CITY-Jackson & Biles,
landlords of the Watson hotel, have bought
G. b. Otis interest in the Grand hotel ana
in the future will conduct both hotels Nr.
Otis has gone to Denver, to look Tor a new
location.
NEBRASKA CITY-Mrs. Minor Taylor,
residing south of the city. who had been Ill
Tor some N weex waS wb burieSS To-Day al the Lee
cemetery. She leaves a husband and eight
small children.
WYMoRE-Frank ]. Uplinger resumed
his work as conductor on the Burlington
Sunday, taking a freight out that evening.
Mr.. Uplinger was I'm charge OF the pas
senger train, which collided with a freight
at Burnham some weeks ago, ana had been
off duty since the accident.
NEBRASKA CITY-Some days since
John Trudeau, residing near Berlin, ac-
cidently shot himself in the thigh and the
ball ranged down the leg and lodged near
Nv hANEs ~
several days and then blood poisoning had
set in and it is feared that he cannot re-
cover.
KEARNEY-A barn belonging to Mike
Cash, near the north channel OF the Platte
river, burned Tuesday afternoon. No as
sistance from the city could be had and
the whole structure. with a large quantity
Of hay, was burned. The stock was all
rescued from the flames before they were
injured.
HERMAN-There seems to be no end to
the amount Of winter apples here this year.
An apple buyer is buying a car load for
shipment here now and farmers brought
them in by the wagon load, He Is paying
81 per hundred pounds for them. one
sale and any amount OF them have from
100 70 200 bushels.
NEBRASKA CITY-From two TO five
cars Of apples are being shipped out OF
here daily. Many OF them are going to
northern and western points and some have
been shipped to points where they will be
placed In cold storage one firm VIII put
coin and other points. The crop has been
very fair and about half OF the late crop
has been gathered.
Henry Landeberger, who died from gan
CREME, was brought to her home in North
Branch precinct today for interment. She
had one Of her legs amputated with a hope
OF saving her life, but Il attacked her left
leg and right arm and she refused TO have
them operated upon. She preferred to die
with the disease rather than 10 live minus
all limbs but one arm. She leaves a hus-
band and a family OF grown children.
NEBRASKA CITY-John Hansel and
family had a close call from being instantly
killed at a crossing near Union BY a Mis-
souri, Pacific passenger train. The team
was upon the crossing when the train came
on them suddenly around a curve. The
team whirled from the track. turning the
vehicle over. but clear OF the track. All
OF the occupants OF the vehicle were injured
by the fall and the daughter quite severely.
NEBRASKA CITY-On July Is. Charles
Beasley, one OF the prominent young men
OF this city, and employed at the packing
plant OF the MortOn-GTegson company and
Miss Amelte Eiser, daughter OF Hon. @. W.