Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-17


WEEPING WATER-George II. Olive be-
came postmaster here Wednesday
Bl1ATRICE-A new stone crushing plant
is soon to be established Just east OF Blue
Springs and across the river
EA1RICE-Fire at an early hour this
morning destroyed the confectionery store
of ]. NJ Rowley at Barneston; loss 1900,
partially insured
receive 500 from the p: e. o. organization
OF York, which recently gave minstrel
show for the benefit Of the library.
PLATTSAIOUTH-Falt & Tate have
sold the E. o. Furlong forty acres TO 8.
NJ. Lee for 5000. George NJ. Dwinell has
sold his 16o-acre farm to Andrew Olson for
So, 900.
LoUIsvILLE-G. W. Mayfield has ten
dered his resignation as postmaster, which
position he has filled for nine years, and
w. c. Dorsey has been appointed to sue
CE-Superintendent Fulmer who
recently returned from Kentucky, deliv-
cred a very interesting and instructive ad-
dress yesterday to the students of the high
school on the Mammoth cave.
HARVARD-Much snow has fallen during
the week and today there is one Of the
heaviest bodies of snow on the ground seen
in several years at this date. Today Is
pleasant, with indications OF abatement OF
the storm.
MCOOK-snow has fallen here every day
now to a depth of one foot or more. Old
settlers contend this to be the best fall of
county's history.
BEATRICE-Yesterd afternoon at 8
| o'clock at the home Of the brides parents,
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Sykes, near Clatonia,
| occurred the marriage of their daughter
Miss Jennie Sykes to William CaTsten.
Rev. Martin officiating.
| BEATRICE-F. ]. Kimball & Co., the
livery Arm, have purchased the barn at
/ Eighth and Court streets and yesterday
moved 70 the new quarters. Treadwell &
/ Moschell, implement dealers, will occupy
\ the building vacated by Kimball & Co.
! SEwARD-The men OF the Commercial
club held their annual banquet to-
/ DR.. Marsh and Mrs. c. S. Langworthy re-
/ sponded to toasts. An orchestra furnished
music for the dancers, after the banquet.
BEATRICE-Fred Mcbride. charged with
/ the theft of a typewriter and who was
released here recently by Sherin Trude on
| his own personal recognizance TO appear
in court March 10 has disappeared and
! the officers are endeavoring to locate him.
! YORK-After living thirty-five years on
his farm in Arborville township PhilandeT
! Church has moved TO York, where he will
make his future home. Mr.. Church Is one
| OF the many prosperous farmers Of YorK
county who has accumulated considerable
property.
TECUMsEH-one Of the cases OF EN-
bezzlement against Charles NJ Chamber
lain Of this city, former cashier of the
failed Chamberlain banking house OF Te-
cumseh. is scheduled 70 come up Ia the
Nemaha county court at Auburn next Mon
day. on change OF venue.
| lOhk-Ihe ministers association OF YORK
has asked Mayor Sovereign 10 receive con.
tributions from the citizens OF York anC
vicinity for the relief OF the famine stricken
district in northern Japan. c. +. Brown
OF the city is now making a canvass ana
already several contributions have beer
made.
| HARVARD-The high license caucus wa,
held last evening with hfty-three vote!
cast and the following ticket was nomi
mated Mayor. L. A. Higgins; clerk. vii
liam Schwartz; treasurer, Fred Kuenneth
engineer. Jesse +. Eller. Councilman: Firs
ward, William Schwenk; Second ward Il
q Thomas.
I TECUMSEH-C. NJ. Shaw one OF IN,
candidates for mayor OF Tecumseh, hai
absolutely refused 20 make the race, as hai
/ also John J.. Sherman, who was nominated
for the Board OF Education. At a meetinl
I Of the city central committee this after
i noon III. T. Ward was chosen TO mi tn,
vacancy caused b. MIR Shaw's refusal q
nun. and DIT. NJ. Stewart as member Of IA,
school hoard. II d said Jacob Keim \
going TO pull of as a candidate for mem