Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-19
WedneslaN.- lntarnent being at Los An

years Of age. The funeral took place
Wednesday, interment being at Los An
geles.
YoRK-Messrs Christian and Lang of
York, importers and breeders of Aberdeen
Angus cattle received today an imported
Trojan Erica cow. bred by r. q, 20 Dow Of
sold recently for $325. and a Blackbrd cow
named Blackbird of Woodlawn, whose 5le-
month-old calf sold this month for 1906.
TBCUMSEFI-The following is the mort
gage record for Johnson county for De-
cember, 1906 Number of farm mortgages
filed H. amount s43,265; number released
is, amount s2867o. Number Of town and
city mortgages filed 6, amount S29S1; num-
Der released s, amount A,S4SSS Number
1873; number released 70. amount sl4-
s75O5.
MCooK-sherifr Peterson of Red Willow
Stump, young man who is wanted here
by the authorities for alleged uttering of
forged checks on a wealthy farmer of Red
whom Stump worked during the past sum
mer; Stump is held by the police OF 81:
without requistion papers.
BEATRICE-Edward Scheffier, a tenant
| on the farm of Thomas Ellis, who resides
northwest of the city, was arrested yester-
day afternoon on peace warrant sworn
out by Mr.. Ellis. 1t is alleged that Scheffier
leveled shotgun at Mr.. Ellis and threat
ened to shoot him while he was in the act of
| driving Scheffier's stock out of the corn
| HELD Scheff1er was released on bond OF $500
| to appear before Judge Inman January q.
| MADISON-Judge Boyd has handed down
| a final decision In the injunction case of
| Baker against Montgomery. The injunc-
| tion against DR.. Montgomery stands pro-
Madison and vicinity. Pending the decision
| OF the supreme court, to which the case
to give bond. nor is DR.. Montgomery per-
mitted to give one in supersedeas OF the
judgment.
FULLERToN-As soon as r. G. Adams
ICnI fhA IN 20 Wrta a
the politics of the paper was changed from
! a democratic 10 republican one, the
democrats and populists' not to be 9utdone'
edited by ]. w. Tanner, to represent their
interests and principles. About three years
| ago Mr.. Tanner came into the republican
ranks and became editor of the News-Jour-
nal and he now remains as it's editor under
the new management.
| AINSWORTH-Mrs Cleaves of Neigh,
past department president. inspector and
Installing officer OF the Women's Relief
corps, installed the following officers for
| the ensuing year. President. Mrs. Dather
senior vice president. Mrs Dawson; junior
vice president, Mrs. Corbett; treasurer Mrs
palne; chaplain Mrs; Goddard; conductor
Mrs. Williams; guard, Mrs. Bailey; secre-
tary, Mrs. Alderman; color bearers, Mrs
Finney, Mrs. Fourier, Mrs. Daniels and
Mrs. Potter; assistant color bearer, Mrs
Alder; assistant guard. Mrs Debolt.
-ASHLAND-A company of Omaha and
Lincoln stockholders has been formed fol
erecting a crushed stone plant along the
this point and South Bend on the Bur.
lington's old main line to Plattsmouth. The
timber has been cleared. the formation un
! covered and the material for the crusherS
has been ordered. Two crushers will bt
installed and about eighty men employed
The Burlington will build a siding to the
plant. 1t will compete with the one which
has been in operation for a number OF
years at Cedar Creek and which has en-
joyed a wonderfully prosperous business.
EDGAR-An arrangement has been mad,
! whereby grand union revival meeting will
be held, all Of the churches uniting in thu
| effort. The services of the evangelist, Rev
: Lincoln Mcconnell, and "Lonny" Jones
soloist and director, have been procured
brings as good results as II has In othe
places II will doubt be the grandes
revival ever held in Edgar. The meeting
: will be held in the opera house where Their,
will be plenty OF room to seat the congre
cation and ample rostrum for the ac
) commodation Of the chorus of some sevent,
I voices.
AINSWORTH-The Ainsworth post No
III, Grand Army OF the Republic, Unstable,
5 the following officers for the ensuing year
Commander, Il. ID. McAndrews; senior vic,
I commander, c. w. Potter; jun..-r vice com
3 mander, j. c. Toliner; quartefnaster II. q
5 Paine; surgeon. Robert Martin; chaplain, II
r. Goddard: officer OF the day, T. Wanker
D guard. G. J. Kimball; delegate to depart
ment encampment, c. A. Bailey; alternate
e w. ID. McAndrews; adjutant, c. F. Barnes
Installing officer. George Sheldon The oil
I boys are still trying 10 keep step with tn
old and familiar song I'VE Are Marching
. Through Georgia
: ASHLAND-An unusually large numbe
of wild animals has been common TO thi
) locality during the last winter. Wolves