Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-26

body. He has been visiting near Syracuse.
returning home the last Of last week. at
which time the eruption was just beginning
TO show
BEATRICE-Quite q number Of stockmen
from this city attended the Waldo sale OF
Duroc-Jersey hogs al De Witt yesterday;
Thirty-fve head sold for N,S4b-5D and six
head brought s5ol.
WOOD RIvER-The double Wedding OF
Miss Laura Fairbanks and Henry Lowell
and Guy Fairbanks and Miss Bessie Pratt
occurred lasI evening al the Fairbanks
home near Prosser, and the ceremony was
performed in the presence Of large num-
Der Of guests
BEATRICE-Beatrice lodge No. Il, Sons
and Daughters Of Protection, installed these
otnoers last night: Polly Bull president lent
ham, marshal; J. r. Macy, secretary and
treasurer S V. kassing, outer guard; Ly-
dia Bull, inner guard.
BEATRICE-Leonard Colby, q boy &c
years Of age. was thrown from horse
yesterday ard received broken collar
bone and sawre bruises about the body.
The boy is d son Of the late DR.. Colby, VINO
was killed IN a runaway accident here
several years ago. and a nephew OF General
i. W. Colby.
| FREMONT. L. Garrison has sued the
Hammond Publishing company for Libel,
placing his damages al 1900. he complains
! Of the publication Of an article which APP
peared over the signature OF j. Z. Andrews
paid advertisement. Garrison also
! has similar action pending against An
drews for Islander.
/ HUMBOLDT-Rev. L. Ludwig Of the
/ Lutheran church performed the ceremony
which united the lives Of Miss Mary Slut
! heif and VIII kaufman, two well known
young people Of this section. The wedding
took place al the home of the bride s
parents Z. A. Stutheit and wife across the
line in Nemaha county.
! NORFOLK-A convention OF cement con-
crete users will be held here next Tuesday
and Wednesday Three conventions are TO
be held IN Nebraska. one here, one al
Grand Island and one al McCook. They
are patterned after the national convention
rI.r hold in arnlsa md fnV
J the purpose OF promoting the cement con-
! crete business
BEATRICE-A party Of Burlington on
cials. comprising II L. Byram, general su-
perintendent; o. l. Dickinson, assisfsu su-
peT1ntenoent Of. transportation, anG Z, b
Rodgers, superintendent Of the southern
division, arrived IN town yesterday from
Nebraska City in Mr.. Byram s private car
After a stop of few hours the party went
: west over the HoldreEe branch.
/ HUMBOLDT-John Moser for many
years resident Of this city, who was sent
several months ago by his implement com
writes now from Argentina South America
where he was sent IN November a SINH
lar mission That if great wheat country
and Mr.. MOser reports some interesting eN-
periences both on the way down and since
arriving there.
TEKAMAH-Deputy United States Mar
shal John p. Sides brought Eli Sheridan,
Blackbird Sheridan. VIII p. Cox, William
Sherman, John Lyon, David Wells, Stephen
Walker and Ne Pc Walker, ali Indians
from the Omaha reservation, before United
States COMMISSIONS Singhaus yesterday
charged with introducing liquor on the
next federal grand jury except Ne Pc
Walker.
MCOOK-John Stump, who WAS recently
brought here from ST Louis for forgery
was convicted ana sentenced today ID ths
district court and will serve two and one
half years in the penitentiary for forging
three checks on John r. Helm. a Well-tO-dt
farmer Of Red Willow, this county. StumT
worked for Helm during the past year. and
after forging the three checks made ms es-
cape as far as 81. Louis, where he was ap
pretended.
BEATRICE-Several head Of horses AZ
fiicted with the CHAMBERS have been sho'
In the vicinity Of Adams under orders iron
the state veterinarian. The disease rs be
heved 10 have originated from bunch OF
brOnchos brought 10 Gage county thre'
years ago. and IL appears TO have no
reached its last stage until recently. EverN
effort will be made 10 eradicate the dis
that neighbOrhoOd.
AINSWORTH-The Brown County Agri
cultural association met in AinswOrth anS
elected the following officers for the ensu
ing year: President ". Ii Peck: vice pres
ldent, Daniel Carpenter; secretary, c. W
Potter; treasurer j. y. Finney. directors
}. Dawson c W Howe. Walter Bouscher
A Baldwin. J. ". Shaner and L Johnston
The directors are ordered 10 meet and or
ganiEe on March : and starr the associa
uOn on cash footing.
PLATTSMOUTH - The All HaIlows
Alumni association Of the diocese OF Ian
| coin. Neb., held its annual banquet AM
business meeting IN the home Of Fathe
Sere eieetee ii' Presoept Kew oil Hsp
/ messy, secretary. Rev W Il. Bradley
treasurer, Rev. Z J. FeeneY Of Auburn
. Il was unsntmo1sly decided that the fund
founding % course n All hallOWs col
lege for the education Of priests for ftl
home diocese in LnsolR. Nsb AL Hal