Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-18

the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Michael Nc
Namara, pioneer settlers Of Cunning county,
and a sister of Rev William Mcnamara Of
the ST. James orphanage at Benson.
Funeral services will be held at wisner on
Monday, Rev. Joseph Ruesing, rector OF
West Point, oficiating.
BEATRICE-Fred Knowles i'm jail here
on the charge of stealing a horse at Adams
last week. has been identified as the man
who stole team and buggy Of James Cor
bin liveryman at Jansen. last summer
Corbin has located the team and harness
near Hanover. Kan.
BEATRICE-Hose company No. en-
dorsed Theodore Harm as its candidate for
hre chief last night There are now six
candidates for the office, and the annual
the second Wednesday in March promises
to be very interesting.
BEATRICE-Last year the Farmers Ele-
vator company at Odell bought 127 600 BUSH
els Of corn, 5000 bushels of wheat and 49,
OO bushels of oats. At a recent meeting
of the stockholders a liberal dividend was
market price for grain.
AINSWORTH-The ice men here are feel
ing good over their good luck in getting
have been better for harvesting IL. They
say that they have put up over 500 tons
and are through; The average thickness
BEATRICE-The Barneston Mutual Tele-
phone company resumed operations yester-
day, George Drew OF the New Home Tele-
nected up the lines, which were cut by the
outgoing secretary. The central station has
been established temporarily in the office
of DIR. Woods
AUBURN-Dr. James L. Candy. charged
with attempting to corrupt a witness and to
induce him to commit perjury, was held by
County Judge McCarty TO the district court
for trial. The preliminary hearing COM
menced tuesday morning and lasted four
will come on for trial next week in district
court.
WEST PoINT-Mrs. Christina Hack. an
f.11 Nt.r,1 .T
Lincoln and was buried there Wednesday.
The deceased was 90 years of age and was
a widow. She was the mother-in-law OF
Mayor Herman Zeplin of West Point.
Death was caused by the effects OF an
operation. Deceased was a native of eGr-
many.
DOUP CITY-Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Snyder
were surprised Saturday evening on their
fiftieth wedding anniversary by the Grand
corps, Mr.. Snyder having been one of the
boys in blue. large number of the in
innate friends of the worthy couple were
present and the remembrances of the event
were numerous and costly.
WEST POINT-Bernard Walter and Miss
Sophia Heimann were united in marriage
at st. Boniface church, Monterey, Rev. ].
School rector, officiating: The bride is the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Hell
MANN well known residents of Monterey
nand Walter of West Point. The couple
will go to housekeeping Immediately on
one of the Heimann farms at Monterey.
OAKLAND-The annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Farmers Grain and
Live Stock company of this city was held
in the opera house here this week. The
reports showed the company to be in a
flourishing condition and 10 per cent
dividend was declared. payable May !. 1906.
The present board of directors were re-
elected for the ensuing year by acclama-
ton.
AINswoRTH.-Dr. 4; Murphy started
he has established business. E. b.
Smith Is. loading a car today with his
household goods preparatory to moving to
Seattle. Wash, where he expects to make
his future home. lie has been county clerk
here for the last ten years and he leaves
later to different parts Of the west
AINsWoRTH-Last night R. M Collins,
former Ainsworth boy, but now of
fsther Albert coIns He nG had 10 bsen n to
Chicago to purchase safe and the other
necessary outfit for his $4,000 bank at
his brother, Wilkie. vice president just
see how time does fly. Just few years
since they were children going to school
FREMONT-Milo Draemel, who graduated
from the Naval academy at Annapolis
this week, has returned home until March
10. when he leaves for Seattle to report
for duty at the Philippine station. Mr.
Draemel is the first Fremont boy TO
graduate from Annapolis. He maintained
a good record during his course and was
not mixed up in any of the hazing af-
fairs which disgraced so many of his
BROKEN BOw-The dismissal of the
Rhodes-Shinn libel before Justice
G'schwind, in which Judge Rhodes of
Ansley was sued by Police Judge Shinn of
this city for article appearing in one
of the Ansley papers during the campaign,
may result in another case. Judge Rhodes
before leaving for home said lie was UNI
decided whether to bring charge Of
| another nature against Judge Shinn or
not, but would wait until later on and
give notice through his attorney.
BROKEN BOW-The trial of Belle KEEL
sey, who was charged with shoplifting
from the Penn millinery establishment.
came off Friday before Judge Shinn. 1t
was clearly proved that the woman lifted
a dress skirt on February and tried to
conceal it in the house of a friend, but
the friend discovering how II had been
obtained, refused to accept II. Mrs. kel-
seys fine and costs amounted to $25,' in
default of which she was escorted by Mar
shall Towsey to Jail. where she will have
to serve IT out unless friends or relatives
come to her assistance.