Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-21

News u NEWN1NAhs
PIATTgMOUTH-A T. Fried has re, |
sumed possession Of his drug stock in this /
city.
BEATRICE-There is considerable sick !
vailing diseases are pneumonia, mumps and !
whooping cough.
BEATRICE-H. e. sackett, senator-elect |
president of the senate and is making a
strenuous effort to land the Office.
BEATRICE-Yeste in The county
court, Judge Spafford ofiicie TING, occurred
the marriage OF Mr. Chris. J. Berger and
Miss Lizzie STICKY, both Of Pretty Prairie
Kan.
PAPILLION-At the home Of the brides
parents, by Rev. Snider Of Richheld, Ear
nest Ringe, the newly elected county At
torney of Sarpy county, was married to
| Mary Logan.
BEATRICE-It is reported that c. B:
| Rodgers, for many years superintendent OF
the southern division of the Burlington
| road, with headquarters at Wymore' Is soon
| to receive a promotion
| BEATRICE-Herbert Baker for the last
/ few years employed with the Beatrice
| Electric company, left today for University
| Place, where he has secured the appoint
! ment of city electrician.
| BEATRICE--A party Of Union Pacific
4 surveyors arrived in the city yesterday, to
resume the work Of surveying the proposed
I new line to Blue Springs, running south
| of the city and west of the Blue river.
J BEATRICE-Prof Fulmer, state chemist
| Of the state of Washington who has been
( visiting in the city for the last few days
! with his brother, superintendent runner OF
| the city schools, left for home yesterday
| COLUMBUS-The transfers of property
| filed in the county clerks office last week
| debtedness in the filing and releasing of
81, $3.50
! COLUMBUS-There was a large meeting
held at the council chamber last night to
consider the securing of wireless telegraph
for this city, and 1t Is altogether likely
that there will be enough take stock to
secure it,
PLATTsMOUTH-The body Of the late
Frank Carruth, who previously resided in
this city for many years, arrived in this
city over the Burlington from Denver yes.
terday: Brief services were held at the
grave by DR.. ]. T. Baird.
MCOOL JUNCTION-At a meeting last
night an anti-saloon league was organ
lied with the following officers. w. H.
Freeman, president; r. F. Lord, secretary;
Mr.. Gilliland, treasurer, and NJ. e. Boren
as Legislative assistant
| BEATRICE-Union Pacific motor car No
s, which has been undergoing repairs at
Lincoln the last few days, arrived in the
city last evening on schedule time An
effort will be made to operate the car more
regularly between Lincoln and this point.
YORK-Robert Armstrong, a clothing
dealer, has sold his building on the west
side of the square to Dennis Meehan, the
shOeman, and has purchased Dr. Farley s
twO-story store building on the south side.
now occupied by J. H. Bagg's secondhand
store.
BEATRICE-Mr. and Mrs. T. F.. Nc
Bride residing southwest Of the city, were
Yesterday Their horse became frightened
, at Burlington train and both were thrown
out on the pavement, barely escaping
! serious injury.
OsCEOLA-This is pet stock and poultry
1 show week at Osceola- The weather Is
fine and there is a great display of all
kinds Of feathered stock not only from
5 Polk county and OsceOla, but from all the
e adjoining counties and towns, and the show
| Is a grand success.
YORK-At a meeting of the York col
| lege it was decided to furnish text books
. | free and the tuition for the winter term
Z OF eleven weeks is only $40 in the regular
: | course. There promises to be a larger
l ! winter attendance than ever before in the
e ! history of the college.
OSCEoLA-Owing to the fact that csc oil
= ! schools were closed so long during tn,
quarantine of the city, the school boarC
5 has agreed that there will not be the an
s nual holiday vacation, and viii only clos,
| he high school the and % and begir
again on Wednesday, the 26th.
YORK-One of the annual events that Is
S looked forward to by the business meT
, tiremen's benefit entertainment. This year
they have secured the Cleveland Women's
y ment at the opera house on January 80.
YORK-James Craske who attempted
to end his life by cutting his wrist anC
l. throat with a knife, is getting along
!. pioneer resident Of York He has beer
. engaged in the chicken and egg business
c for many years, but owing to i'll healtl
n became respondent over not being able t,
\, work.
g BEATRICE-The evangeistic meetings
, which have been conducted at the Presby
l. terrain church for the last three weeks b,
J. DR.. Jordan and r. r. Mitchell, closed las
evening Preceding the services last even
ing the large chorus choir which has beef
/ in charge of Mr.. Mitchell, presented hin
n with a beautiful signet ring a token o
- friendship. The meetings resulted in tn
- conversion of about $50 people
e BLUE HILD-Blue Hill lodge No. 10.
q Ancient Order of United Workmen, electe
the following officers Tuesday evening
Master workman, NJ. Durdn; overseer, "
s. Baker; foreman, A. Sproul fnancier, F
IS II. Merritt; receiver o. f. Stoffregar
recorder, w. S. Ashby; guide, r. L. STRAIT
n ton; inside watch, K. w. Mckenzie; out
side watch, l.. c. Peisger; medical exam
iners, Drs. Wegman and Franklin
l. TECUMSEH-Wor comes to Tecumse
" Of the marriage at San Antonio, Tex, o
" December r. of Mr. Harry Ingersou O
Ocotlon, Coxaca Mex, to Miss Pattie Lock
T wood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John I
Of Lockwood, also of Ocotlon. Mr.. Ingerso
IS was formerly of Tecumseh and is a brothe
of Warren IngersoH of this city. His SIS
u ter, Mrs. A. B. Allen, resides in Lincoln