Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-14


GENEVA-Rev. W. II. Moor OF Omaha
| VIII be in Geneva over Sunday and conduct
! services In Trinity Episcopal church.
| Neutrality-suspicious. Of the mar
riege of Miss Fannie Marsh. formerly Of
this city, to Senator Mitchell. which oc-
| CURED at laramie yVyo has been received
| here.
| GENEVA-w. l. Carson has sold his
stock OF groceries and other goods to Jacob
| Barroeh, from near Exeter. Mr.. Carson
/ many years.
: GENEvA-Clarence Mitchell died at the
nome OF his sister, Mrs. Walter Trask, yes
terday morning of typhoid fever. He was
member of Company G. The funeral will
1 be held tomorrow
BEATRICE-A game Of basket ball will
De played here next Friday afternoon be-
| tween the Beatrice and Dewitt teams.
Lloyd Calkins has been elected captain of
| the Beatrice team.
| observation-disclosures are in order
among our people and all the patrons of
the Osceola postoffice on the appointment
or Samuel G. Pheasant by the president
| as postmaster. Mr.. Pheasant was the only
candidate for the office.
NORFOLK-Horace Walters. aged l3. son
OF Dr. +. G. Walters. who was recently
appointed government surgeon In Panama,
was shot through the hand here last night
by the accidental discharge of a 22-caliber
revolver which he was twirling.
BEATRICE--At a meeting of the city
council last night the treasurer submitted
report showing that there was on hand
IS SO in all funds. A resolution request
ing that the county treasurer appoint a
collector to collect delinquent personal taxes
was read and adopted.
BEATRICE-The directors of the State
Savings and Loan association held a meet
ing here yesterday and declared semi
annual dividend of s per cent per annum.
The association has made loans amounting
to $4,000 the last five months. +. Il. Num-
ford of this city was elected secretary to
MI the place made vacant by the death of
Q. J. Wilcox.
oSCEoLA-The following have been
elected officers of j. F. Reynolds post. No.
Is. Grand Army of the Republic for the en-
senior vice, Irwin d. Reed; junior vice,
JOSIAH Locke quartermaster. Colonel
T: Shore; outer guard. Charles Burkhart;
officer OF the day, Hiram f. Bense.
BEATRICE-Third City lodge, No. 81, De-
gree of Honor, held a meeting last night at
which there were several limitations. These
officers were elected Eda Treadwell, past
chief of honor; Polly Schosser. chief of
honor: Mrs J. a. Bumgardner. lady of
honor; Mrs. Lena Davis, recorder: Mrs
Susan E. Gould. financier; Mrs. Margaret
Hogan, receiver; Mrs. William Stoll usher;
Mrs. Thomas Irvine, inside watch; Charles
Treadwell, outside watch; Drs. Boswell and
Fall, medical examiners; Thomas Irvine,
trustee for three years
MISUNDERSTANDING papers and manu-.
scripts including all of his former sermons
and the results of many years OF study and
research along various lines. were lost
Neb., but formerly of Cincinnati. in the
fire that destroyed the city station of the
Northwestern railroad here. Mr.. Abbot
was route from Cincinnati to his new
home at Elgin and his trunk lay over night
in the station when the building cansht
fire. The loss is said to be incalculable
to him, though 1t is not known here al
what figures he will present mis- claim to
the company.
ANSLEY-At meeting of the official
board of the Ansley Methodist Episcopal
church Monday evening Rev. Selden II.
Ewing, pastor, presented his resignation,
which was accepted with regrets by the
board. Rev. Mr.. Ewing came to Ansley two
years ago last October and has done a
great Christian work at this point and al
Ash Grove, country school, where a
strong church organization has been es-
tablished, and at Berwyn, where an active
church with siXty-tlve members is estab-
lshed and a new church building soon to
be built. Rev. Mr.. Ewing will leave about
the first of the year to take charge of
church at Tacoma, Wash. Much regret is
expressed by all citizens.