Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-23

was given, at which there was realized the
sum OF SIS Refreshments were served by
the Sisterhood of Queen Esther.
TABLE ROCk-As showing the tendency
Of Pawnee county lands to advance, +. NJ.
COlweil sold last week the forty-acre fruit
farm OF G. r. Martin, one-fourth OF mile
GettIe Of Steinauer who will move on and
occupy It in the near future.
BEATRICE-The marriage Of Miss
Mayme Liston, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
o. P Ldston. to Antoine Hllyer OF Ulysses,
Neb principal Of the schools at North
LouP, was solemnized at the brides home
in the presence Of a small company of
friends Rev. L. G, Brown officiating.
BEATRICE-Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Sage
have received a cablegram from their son,
Evan Sage, who sailed recently for Rome,
Italy, where he will study languages, stat
ing that he had arrived safely at Naples.
He will visit the principal points in that
section OF Italy before proceeding to Rome.
TECUMSEH-Birs Margaret Sandusky
wife Of Wiley Sandusky. died at her home
east of Smartville. She had been in failing
health for some time. Besides the hus-
band she leaves several grown children.
The Sandusky family has long resided in
this county. The funeral will be held Sun
day.
WEST POINT-H. Jugle, an aged farmer
OF Cleveland township, died at an advanced
age at the farm home after a prolonged
/ Germany and leaves a family Of grown
| children. The remains were inferred in
the German Lutheran cemetery Rev. Will
I
| BRADSHAW-The Methodist Sunday
| school will hold it's Christmas services on
Monday evening, December "A, at the An
cient order Of United Workmen hall Every
| arrangement has been made for a success
! full entertainment by John 3. Dey, superin-
] tendent, and the teachers Of the Methodist
| Sunday school
! DAVID CITY-Saturday Reading town
| ship voted on the proposition to issue
! $4,000 bonds to aid the building Of the
new electric line OF the Omaha Ne
I braska Central railway. In Oak Creek,
! Franklin and David City townships the
/ promoters were unable 70 get enough
| NORTH PLATTE-A pretty home we'd
ding was sClemnized at the residence OF
/ Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Zouler, seventeen miles
| southwest OF the city, at which time their
daughter, Miss Catherine was united IN
| marriage with Herman Wendeborn. Rev.
/ John F. Sebert oficiated, at which the
| full Lutheran ring ceremony was used.
! WEST POINT-District Clerk ]. c.
| PinkeT has received an order from Judge
Guy T. Graves adiOurning the January term
Of the district court from January Z "a
| January a. The bar docket just issued by
4 the clerk contains tOrty-one civil cases and
| five criminal. This is the largest docket
| inal cases are unlmportant
| BURCHARD-J ID. Brown, for fifteen
years the leading business man OF Burch-
| ard, has sold his stock OF general merchan-
| disc and retires from business with q COM
| Portable fortune. F. c. LOgsdOn and Rob
| ert ShiveTs, two energetic young men from
| Crab Orchard are Mr. Browns successors
and they viii conduct the big store under
/ the firm name Of LoEsdOn & Shivers.
/ WEST POINT-Prof George +. Mofet
| principal OF the West Point High school
| has resigned his position and will remove
| 20 Sheldon, Ia. where he has obtained the
position OF teacher OF sciences In the higf
| school OF that place. Prof stockton,
graduate of the State Normal school al
Peru, has been secured by the West Point
school board to MI the position.
! MCOOL JUNCTION-Revival meetings
/ are now being held at the Baptist church
/ and considerable interest Is manifest. Rev
/ Mr.. Howell has been preaching excellent
Z sermons. The other pastors engaged are
/ Rev. Mr. Sarver Of Grand Island. II Is
/ believed before the meetings will close thai
a large number OF conversions viii be-
made.
] BRADSHAW-The death OF Elizabeth
Srrs, mother Of Mrs. c. W. Gardner OF
this place, removes one OF the earliest
settlers OF York county who endured the
hardshipH OF early pioneer life. The funera
services were held at the Methodist church
and the remains were fOllOWed by a large
| procession Of sympathiZing friends, Wher,
they we're laid TO rest Ia the Bradshaw
cemetery.
| NORTH PLATTE-Twenty-twO stacks o.
hay belonging 20 AL Tift on land southeas
OF town near the stock yards was burnes
Wednesday The tonnage destroyed wa
IN the neighborhoOd OF $50. and the tota
loss will amount 20 over SI.a0. The eXac
/ origin Of the nre 10 unknown, but it q
presumed TO have been started By two boy
sho Eere seen going in that direction 10
the purpose % hunting They evidently Sc