Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-18
NrhrnsIkn NeMs LNoter.

PLATTSMOUTH-Livlngston Richey OF
this city, who graduated from the Uni
verstty OF Nebraska last year, has ac-
cepted a position In the Omaha National
bank.
NEBRASKA CITY-The physicians report
a number of cases of mumps, typhoid
fever and some cases of chicken pox. None
of them are in a serious form, but seem
OF a mild nature.
PLATTSMOUTH-The report TO the ef-
feet that Plattsmouth has a coal famine
berger states that he has between $50 and
200 tons of hard coal I'm the sheds at the
fresent time and more com G%iH e c; W,
each report a large supply on hand of
both hard and soft coal.
PLATTSMOUTH-Mrs. Sena Hartzell
Wallace, a sister of Bishop Hartzell OF
Africa, and a national speaker for the
Women's Christian Temperance union,
spoke in the Methodist church in this city
Sunday evening to a large audience, 1t be-
Ing a union meeting of the churches. A
social meeting was held in the home of
Mrs. G, p. Wescott Monday afternoon and
she addressed the women Of this city.
CEDAR BLUFFS-Jacob Wernsman
held his fourth annual sale of pure bred
Duroc-Jersey swine here today. The sale
was Wei attended, and some fancy prices
We're obtained for some of the hogs sold.
Lady Chitwood the ID, brought $117.50, and
Neb. A number Of other hogs sold nearly
as high, and the average price for hogs
was nearly SJV.
PLATTSMoUTH-The report Of Frank
q. schlater, county treasurer, shows that
has no bonded inde5tedpCss AND
fund; has Sa7, 221.1 in the different road
funds; has s40,549.O1 in school funds; s1,147, %
in the bridge fund has sil1ea4 - in the
this state last year the sum of $47. 626.18.
NEBRASKA CITY-The following petit
jurors have beel drawn to serve at the
March term of the district court: William
Davis, George Miller. George Cushing, pa.
, vid Scott, William Bro, Henry Katgen.
= stein, D.. w. True. Albert Hartman, E.. K
4 Bradley, w. J. VanHorn. Joseph Burr, r
e. James, John Klassmeyer, Frank Tebe
Edward Bersherdlng, Frank tanning, w
y. Hunter, L. e. Jones. Andrew Donovan
and Henry Mckee. They will be callec
on March Z to begin their services.
{ NEBRASKA CITY-Lafe Baker, residing
e in the southeastern portion of the city
fought them off and escaped without tn,
II loss of any of the funds which he had OIL
h his Eo1rson. He was severely beaten Will
e fighting the men off and a physician hat
to be called to close a number of fac
and scalp wounds. He could not recognize
n the men because they were masked. TIL
police are working on the case. with
slight clue as to the guilty parties.
NEBRASKA CITY-During the last wee
" there has been a series Of accidents be
cause of the ice-covered walks and streets
h Mrs. Wayne Golden fell and broke he
arm, Frank S. Mouse had two ribs broke,
by reason of a fall and Henry Marke
broke his collarbone in the same manner
C. NJ Hubner, editor OF the Daily News
seriously injured his knee by falling an
is confined to his bed, and a number @
d others received less serious injuries, an
the, police have long since ordered the pee
pie to cover the walks with ashes o
cinders, so as to make them somethin
like safe for PEDESTRIANS 1t has bee
a many years since the people of this cit
have encountered ice-covered walks an
streets as we have had for the las
month.
Chamherlain's Cough Remedy is cheapes
because IL Is best. .4.-