Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-04

o'clock last evening, Rev. ]. F. Seibert of
the Lutheran church performing the cere-
mony in the presence of relatives and i'm
mediate friends.
BEATRICE-The Crabtree Forensic club
has arranged for debates with the Crete
High school on April z and the Humboldt
High school on May 4
MADISON-Two cases of diphtheria are
reported al the home OF Adolph Schilling, a
farmer living north of here. The family
has been Guaranteed.
PLATTSMOUTH-Mis Alice Dewey. who
has been playing the leading woman In
pital in Louisville, Ky.
NORTH PLATTE Bratt q Goodman, a
prominent real estate firm of this city, has
recently been appointed land and immigra-
BEATRICE-P. z. Shook. an old resident
of Wymore, died yesterday, aged 60 years.
He had carried the mail from the depot 10
the postoffice for over twenty years.
SEWARD-Mr. and Mrs. T. l.. Norval
announce the engagement of their daugh-
ter Winifred TO Frederick w. Goehner of
this place. The marriage will take place in
June.
BEATRICE-Water containing an oily
substance has been found on several farms
in Rockford township. The matter is TO be
thoroughly investigated by residents Of that
locality.
BEATRICE-The worst snowstorm of
the season visited this section Friday night.
Although not very cold considerable snow
fell and the storm assumed the proportions
Of a blizzard.
BEATRICE-James Lawrence, who has
been deputy postmaster here for the last
nineteen years, is to be retained by A. II.
Hollingworth, the newly appointed post
master at this place.
WEST POINT-The humber of births and
deaths in the West Point district for the
| month of FcbruarS 1906 as appears from
the records q Deruty Registrar Krause.
are: Births, 20; deaths :,
| ALTOONA cold wave struck here yes
| terday morning and some snow fell during
the day. A stiff northwest wind blew dur
| ing the night and this morning the weather
| is decidedly disagreeable.
| MADISON-Johl Book and Mrs. Odillia
Schiebel were married here today. They
/ were widow and widower, and now have
| fifteen children between them. Their home
will be on farm at Harlan, Ia.
J BEATRICE-The sophomore class gave a
party in lie Poidevin hall last night, which
was attended by about sixty young people
After a literary and musical program was
rendered refreshments were served
AUBURN-Auburn and vicinity was Wis
MED by a strong wind, which lasted al
night A strong wind is still blowing, but
| fortunately, the temperature is low.
| MADISON-Young Duncan, Poland
| China breeders held their annual sale here
today, with Colonel Ward as auctioneer
The sale was well attended. top hogs sell
ing at $50 and average price being 81.
SEWARD-Mrs. George Fuller. wife o.
former Representative Fuller, died at tn,
home Sae fuRe1 e SERVICES % d
held at the home at IL o'clock on Saturday
BEATRICE-C. ]. Hall of Lincolna th'
new proprietor of the City hotel, has beer
arrested on a complaint sworn out by A r
Swart. the outgoing proprietor, charging
him with assault. The case vii be hear'
Monday.
WEST POINT-At the Congregations
church Alexis Pearson and Miss May c
Swanson OF Oakland were united in mar
rage by Rev. George w. Crofts. ID. ID. Tn
couple will reside on the farm Of the groom
east OF this city.
BEATRICE-The funeral of J. +. Nc
Ginnis was held yesterday afternoon at 2:S
The services were under the auspices Of IN
Grand Army Of the Republic and were yer
largely attended. Interment was in tn
Beatrice cemetery.
NORTH PIATrE-William Hazen. VIII
has been for a number OF years a residen
Of this vicinity, yesterday purchased IN
meat market heretofore conducted BY tn
McGraw Bros. and has taken immediat
possession OF the same
. NORTH PI-ATTE-So far this season III
local ioe dealers OF this city have been un
T. able to get anywhere near saficient quan
tIty of ice 90 supply the local summer de
mands- Julius Hahler, q butcher of thi
city. has announced thar be viii put in a