Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-03

bearers were Judge Paul lessen of Ne
braska City; Hon. Jesse b. Strobe of Lin
coin; Hon. X. h. Windham of Plattsmouth;
Hon Frank p. White Of Omaha; and Attor-
ney w. II. Pitzer of Nebraska City.
YORK-Peterson Brothers is the new
clothing firm which is opening a large stock
of clothing on Lincoln avenue in the bust
ness room recently vacated by White a.
Metz.
BEATRICE-G. ]. Kral yesterday pur-
chased the photograph gallery of d. G..
Garfield, who has been in business here
for the last four years. Mr.. Garfield will
locate in Omaha soon.
BEATRICE-The marriage of Mr. Harry
Felter and Miss Margaret Isabelle Currie
Judge Bourne oficiated The young couple
will make their home at Wymore.
BEATRICE-Lee Metcalfe, who has been
night clerk at the Paddock hotel for some
time, yesterday rendered his resignation.
He left the city today to take the chief
clerkship of the Copeland hotel at Topeka,
Kan.
PLATTsMoUTH-The Cass county mort
gage record for October is as follows:
Farm mortgages filed, 10, amount 81 $780,
released, II, amount $lS,39O. City mortgages
fled IL, amount 5000; released, a. amount
S4,962
CAMBRIDGE-Hon w. G. Norris con-
gresham of the Fifth district, delivered
a lecture and political speech at the opera
house here last night Mr. Norris has re-
Gently returned from the orient and related
his observances while abroad
BEATRICE-Harm Huls. who recently
attempted to annihilate his family while
intoxicated, was lodged in the county jail
this evening by Sheriff Trude on complaint
against her husband in the morning.
PAPILLION-The fair. sunny weather
since the snow has put the roads and fields
In fine condition., and the farmers are TAX
and team Is in the field harvesting the
large crop New corn is selling at % cents
PLATTSMOUTH-Wh taking his horse
to a watering trough the animal kicked
Jacob Heinrich, who runs a restaurant on
Main street, in the face and knocked him
senseless. DIR. J. s. Livingston sewed up
the wound, but Mr.. Heinrich will carry the
scar to the grave.
CAMBRIDGE-Mous Bros. of this place
sold their herd bull, Princeps 4th, to parties
from Lacrosse, Wis, for $l,750 This is the
highest price paid for any single animal
i'm the state for some time. This bull will
be entered in all the leading shows of the
Emitted States next year Mouse Bros.
have one of the best herds of Hereford
cattle in the state.
BEATRICE-Last evening at 1880 at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
&. H. Aylworth, occurred the marriage of
Mr.. Ardra Fryer and Miss May Aylworth,
Rev. A. l.. Hobbs of Bellaire, Kan, offici-
ating. A three-course wedding luncheon
was served after the ceremony, which was
witnessed by immediate relatives and
friends Of the contracting parties. The
couple will reside in Beatrice, the groom
being employed at Kimball's laundry In
this city.
BEATRICE-Yesterda County Treasurer
Wright began the sale of land for taxes
under the scaVenger law. Nearly half the
lands outside the city were disposed OF
during the forenoon, there being but little
competitive bidding. City lots will be of.
fered for sale Friday and Saturday and
by order of the city council the city treas
urer will have the authority to bid upor
every piece of property the amount TO b'
named by committee previously appointed
! PAPILLION-In the case of the com.
plant against George Mullens, an attorney
of Papillipn, for obtaining money under
false pretenses the committee will report
tomorrow In the case of the State of Ne
braska against Charles Mitchell for selling
! judge issued a bench warrant this morning
| for witnesses in the case, they failing e
| appear The court was unable TO proceed
/ sheriff with the witnesses.
! CENTRAL CITY-All the business houses
| of this city and the public schools ar
1 closed today on account of the Inid-weel
: Sabbath beng observed in connection will
the union evangelistic campaign now II
| progress. The meetings are conducted b!
! Rev. Milford II. Lyon and Prof. James w
erected for the purpose. Already abou
! 800 have professed conversion among then
| some OF the prominent people OF the com
munity. The series will close next Sun
! day.
TABLE RoCK-It has leaked out her,
/ that Charley Glenn, operator for the Bur
| unBIOn at armour, son OF MT. and Mrs
! William Glenn of this place, drove over I,
! Pawnee City Saturday last and was mar
| ried to Miss Lizzie Drysdale of this place.
| BURWELL-A special term OF distric
| court convened yesterday, with Judge Pau
presiding. and a number of equity natter
were disposed Of. Ernest Hansen pleade,
guilty TO burglary and was sentenced TO on
year and half in the pententiary. Som
! time last fall Hansen broke into the school
house In District No. 10 and took a quantit.
OF coal.
STELLA-Yesterday afternoon the bari
on the II. ID. Weller farm, a half a mil
q southeast OF town was discovered on fir
4 by some parties who were out looking 70
| the big snake mentioned in yesterday
| dispatches. There was no one at home
| The fire is supposed TO have originated Il
| the hay which was stored in the loft. MI
4 Marts lost six tons OF tame hay. set o
4 harness and some tools which were store
| on which he had insurance in the stat
! Mutual. Mr.. Weller had $3.50 In the Rich
| ardsOn County Mutual.
BEATRICE-Eight laborers who quit tn
! employ Of the Rock Island company a
that place yesterday and refused TO pa,
/ their fare, saying that they We're going 4
| Fairbury 10 draw their wages. When tn
train reached this city Chief Burke an
| Ofticer SPAIN were called to the Rock Is
| land station and found the men in a DO,
| car. The officers took them in charge an
| later released them. AS the train pulle
out for Fairbury the men again boarded IN
| train. The officers were again called, bu
refused to take any further action in tn
matter.