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

West Point in the year 1869 and up TO few
wears ago resided there. He was man OF
notable character, q typical pioneer. he
daughters The remains were inferred in
the Bancroft cemetery under Roman Cath
Ollie auspices.
Temperance union will meet with Mrs. L.
A Moore Monday afternoon. The program
will consist OF the life works 81 MISS WI,
and speeches by the six little temple
children. The unions of Nehawkar Union
and Murray will be represented.
wAYNElThe women clubs OF the city
who have charge OF the Wayne public
library gave a "komical soshul at the
attended by many hundreds OF people II
was a pleasant affair and Slo was added to
| the treasury Of the institution for new
| books.
NORFOLK-Isaac syfe, the Syrian Rose
! bud settler who had been charged at Bone
| steel with first degre murder IN connection
/ farmer arm t from Hoskins, Neb.. who was found
dead in well on the last Of December
! has been released because Of lack OF
evidence to convict.
| NEBRASKA CITY-Mrs Daro j. Rowe
! has brought suit in the district court
| against the Missouri Pacific Railroad com
| Of her husband, Gordon L. Rowe Her
! husband was a fireman on the Missouri
Pacific and was killed in q wreck near
| Berlin about one year ago.
! NEBRASKA CITY-Spenc Myna. col
| ored man who was recently pardoned from
! the penitentiaary, died at his home in
| this city today of consumption. Myna
! was sentenced to the penitentiary last
| spring for shooting a colored man. Con-
! sumption was developed during his contne-
! ment and Governor Mickey granted MIN a
/ pardon.
WEST PoINT-Mrs Susan Miller. who is
! the oldest woman in Cunning county, being
/ Friday afternoon. She slipped and fell in
the yard of her residence and sustained a
broken limb; In spite OF her great age she
( hopes Of recovery and of reaching the cen
} fury mark.
FREMONT-The Great Northern Is push,
! ing work rapidly as possible on the
I bridge across the Platte, taking out the
temporary pillng and putting in steel spans
growing much faster than other new towns
on the line. II already has three stores
one bank, saloon and several dwellings
two lumber yards and grain elevators.
BEATRICE-The funeral OF the late Mrs
Palmerton was held yesterday afternoon
from the home of her daughter, Mrs
Quoted by Dr. ". II. Kearns and were
largely attended. Interment was in Ever
green Home cemetery Mrs. W hing
/ Omaha was in attendance al the services
OSCEOLA-The third week Of the meet
ings at the Methodist Episcopal church ar
I at d higher tide than ever under the evan
/ gelist services Of Rev. A. b. Horton ant
wife Of Oklahoma. Three meetings ar
held each day and there have been NOR
than nifty conversions at the Methods
, { Episcopal church. Meetings are also he'll
at the First Presbyterian church eacl
night.
AUBURN-A three days session of IN
farmers institute of this county wa
. I closed today. The session has ben sue
cessful ana interesting. Addresses fror
, leading agriculturalists from all over IN
state and county were made. The Weathe
has been flne and the attendance laIgt
Z Prizes were offered for the best exhibi
~ gra Of Ali kinds but none OF the prize
have been awarded.
. FREMONT-A 6-year-old boy who CAV
; his name as Tom Morton turned up at N
I had been in the ST. James Orphanage a
Benson and was on his way 70 Bassett
Father O'Sullivan took charge Of him an
learned by telephone that Bassett wa
where the boy was supposed 10 have bee
! ticketed TO. and he was placed on the trai
. IN charge Of the conductor
BEAT KlCE-A German singing sOClet
was organized in this city last night {
2 he known as the Beatrice LiederkIanz
: The society starts out with membershi
; II twelve and is comprised Of some OF tn
=; These officers we're elected: George WeIn
CART. president; David GeiSbrecht. vic
= PRESIDENT. Fred KEGS. seCTetary-treasureT
, Prof Louis LAMBERT, musical director.
ALBION-Noticee nave bese published 4
! / the local papers that relative of NJ
! PulIen, a former resident OF Albion, die
. recently, leaving will in which Pullen 1
has anv ids a r J Mack ' cerk OF Of 3 1b
district court, has communicate ted with Mi
; Pullen and will investigate the matter, bu
until he hears from the old country IL wi
: be a mere matter OF conjecture as TO IN
: extent OF the bsduest.
. WEST POINT-FoT over thirty years Tn
express matter coming To West Point Ia
been delivered free Of charge by the express
| company. This accommodation has hee
, ! taken away from the people. presumably &
I. / talistion for the action Of the rsilroa
company. which has deprived the expires