Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-04

EXETER-The congregational church
gave a pleasant oyster supper and social
PLATTSMOCTH turner's of this city
defeated the Athletic club OF Nebraska City
here Friday in game Of basket ball TO the
tune of 43 to IS.
PLATTSMOUTH-A S VIII departed
today for Ontario, Canada, to buy several
Shire, Clydes and German coach stations for
his ranch near Akron, Colo.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in the county
court Judge Spafford oficiated at the mar
Tiage of Mr. Ross Balm OF Virginia and
Miss Minnie Mcfarland OF Blue Springs.
PLATTSMOUTH-Th remains of Joseph
Doyle arrived from Goldfeld, New, for in
terment. The funeral services will be in
the Roman Catholic church Sunday after
noon.
! PLATTSMOUTH-T Plattsmouth wom-
ems club met with Miss Arnold and dis
cussed King Henry VIII ana the history Of
/ that period. Mrs. II. ID. Travis led the eN-
ercises.
WEST POINT-Thirteen persons, natives
! OF European countries, were admitted to
| full United States citizenship at the term
| of the district court Of Cunning county,
| just closed.
PLATTsMOUTH - Enthusiastic revival
! meetings are being held in the Methodist
| Episcopal church and are being largely at
! tended. Rev. Francis Dale Of Louisville is
! assisting the pastor, Rev. J, L. Houlgate.
| FAIRMONT-The funeral OF Mrs L. A.
! Stuart occurred Saturday afternoon, Rev.
/ McCaugheney Of the Presbyterian church
! officiating. The deceased was 81 years OF
/ vicinity.
oAkLAND-Harry Clark. who has been
| employed at the farm Of Otto Cehling, west
/ Of town, while AT work Friday fell from
I load OF hay, inJuring his hip so badly
, that he was removed TO a hospital IN
I Omaha for treatment.
! RANENNA-A number Of the parish
! toner's Of Rev. Father Hancik called in
| party al the parish house last Saturday
night and presented the reverend gentle
man a handsome gold watch as a token
OF their esteem ana good Wall.
NEBRASKA iITH-Hermau Neeman. q
pioneer resident NJ this county. died yester-
day al his home nye miles south % this
city. He located in this county in 1888
where he has since resided. He is sur
vived by a widow and twelve children.
| WEST POlN1-The term Of the district
court which was held this week was OF
short duration. NJ Jury cases were tried
Hearings were had In six cases leaving
the docket a. basis for the adjourned
term, which was set for May Z.
BEATRICE-Mrs Mary Graham, who 10
Gated in Gage county thirty years ago. dice
AZ her home at Holmesville yesterday, aged
Is years. She is survived by family
Of three children. The funeral will b.
held Sunday afternoon from the DunkarC
Z church near Holmesville.
! TEKAMAH-At an adjourned meeting OF
the county commissioners, held here yester
day, the contract for the county printing
was awarded to the Burt County Herald
with the exception OF the commissioners
/ proceedings, which are 70 be printe,
gratis by the Tekamah Journal
WEST POINT-William J. Evans anc
Miss abel Clark were united IN maTriag g,
al the parsonage 81 the COnsreGa tiona
church in West Point by Rev. George "
Crofts. u. u, on Thursday. Tho parties
| are well known yoIug people Of Dodg,
| county, where they will make their home
/ EKAMAH-DT. c. A Raver and r. r
/ Latta 81 this place succeeded YESTERDAY
] IN Tagging seven Canada geese weighinI
| from eight 10 thirteen pounds each. III,
I boys have been out several times befor,
| in the last two weeks. but this Is the frs
time they were located in the right place
WEST POINT-Patrick Carr. one OF m,
hest known pioneers Of Cunning county
I died Al the age ~ 3 years al his residence
4 The deceased hOnestsaded : Farm north o