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

Anderson. receiver; c. P. Swanson. guide;
Aud Lund. inside watch; Aug Anderson.
outside watch; George Hanson, trustee:
DIT Simon, physician
WEST POINT-Rev. f A. KlemmonE.
assistant pastor of the Catholic church ~
West Point who left on Thursday afternoon
for five months visit to Bohemia. While
there he will participate In the golden
wedding Of his parents, which occurs Janu-
airy 49,
ALBION-District court convenes here to-
morrow with Judge Paul OF St Paul pre-
siding 1t Is expected the work Of the
october term will be finished and court
will adjourn until the next regular term
March
oAKLAND-Oakland lodge No. 245. In
dependent Order of Odd Fellows, have
elected the following officers for the ensu-
ing year; Frank jackson, noble grand;
Andrew Anderson, vice grand; w. l. ia
p. Palmer. trustee.
WEST POINT-The holiday trade of West
Point Is larger in volume than 1t has been
for many years Merchants express them
selves as being thoroughly satisfied with the
liberal outlay for Christmas goods. Both
farmers and town people have plenty of
money and are spending IL freely.
WEST POINT-Schinstpck Brothers, the
well known live stock dealers of West
Point, shipped carload of fine horses
to st. Louis yesterday. They have shipped
months which has materially increased the
market price for horses in this locality.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Schwass Saturday
night raided the rooms of William V. Hicks,
In the west part of the city, and found II
game OF poker In progress, with consider
able money and chips upon the table. He
placed the proprietor and the eight occu-
pants under arrest, but on the way up
town three of the visitors broke away and
escaped in the darkness.
SEWARD--The three men who were ar
rested by Marshal Berry while peddling
clothing near Dwight, and who We're sup
posed to be the thieves who robbed the
of clothes last week, were released from
custody as Curry Brothers could not iden-
tify the goods. The men were selling the
goods for little of nothing.
HUMBOLDT - Mrs Lavina Frazier
Lynch Familiarity known as grandma" by
the people of this section, died Sunday
morning at her home several miles south
of the city, and funeral services are to be
held Tuesday afternoon. with interment at
the Lynch cemetery across the road from
the old homestead. The deceased was a
native of Tennessee, born I'm 1917, and had
lived in Richardson county since 1866.
GRAND ISLAND-Charles Happold, a
prominent farmer Of the south side, was the
victim of runaway accident Saturday
night. While returning to his home and
while near the sugar factory his horse took
fright at a switch engine, became unman-
ageable, upset the vehicle and Mr.. Happold
was quite seriously injured. He was taken
70 his home near Doniphan by another
farmer, in the city, from that vicinity. o
OAKLAND-Rev. C. +. Sandahl, the new
pastor of the Swedish Lutheran church
here, has arrived and preached his first
sermon Sunday morning. a reception was
held at the church Saturday to Introduce
Rev Sandahl to the congregation, which
was very large. Dinner was also served
in the basement This church has been
without a pastor for the past year and
are well pleased that theF pulpit is. again
ALBION-The churches of the city are
now engaged in union revival services.
reinforcement of six members of the
salvation Army is expected today, The
latter have been engaged in revival work
at Fullerton for the past five or six weeks
with great success. A very friendly feeling
exists between the several churches and 1t
is expected that a united effort will result
in good to all of the churches connected
with the movement
NORFOLK--In dispute over a few tons
of straw, NJ S. Stevenson drew a revolver
at Bristow and fired bullet into w. h.
Hight. The bullet grazed lights coat and
made no wound. Before Stevenson could
fire again Hight caught the revolver hand
and stayed the shot. Stevenson then
jumped into his wagon and drove to his
home in the country. When officers visited
the home to make an arrest they found
that he had hurriedly left, and he has noe
been found up to a late hour today.