Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-30


| Company g next Tuesday evening at the
roller skating rink.
DAKOTA CITY-Charley and John Hor-
nett, brothers. residing at South Sioux
! City were today lodged in Jail by Sheriff
| PI.ATTSMOITH-T three months old
| child OF MT and Mrs. Henry Iahoda, tv-
| night
| PLATTsMorTH-Joh Fassbender has
| traded his large stock of furniture In
this city to Mike Hnd for a good Cass
county farm.
| NORFOLK Efforts will be made TO in
| terest outside capital in beet-sugar
| factory to occupy the building formerly
| used as such here. Farmers are anxious
| to assist the movement.
! YORK--The firm of Woods Brothers. hav-
! ing stores at York and recumseh. Neb.,
has by mutual consent dissolved oo-part-
| nership. Mr.. Ed Woods of York will own
| the clothing store at York and Mr.. Charles
| Woods purchased the store at Tecumseh.
| HUMBOIUT-George Clark and Miss
Nettie Yocum, two we'll known young peo-
pie of the Minis City section. southeast
/ of here, were married at the hotel in that
place by Justice e. ]. Duryes, in the
presence of about fifty relatives and
| friends
YORK-The big circle hunt advertised for
Saturday was not as successful as its pro-
moters wished The circle was too large
and not enough hunters, so that many
rabbits escaped. They are going to have
| another hunt, which will be confined to
| one township only
| MAD1SoN-Kamrath & Kalmer have pur-
| chased from JOnn Horst the latter \ STOCK
| of implements and he will devote his atten-
! ton to the hardware business. Horst re-
Gently bought out the hardware stock OF
| Richard Malong, who has resumed his
! former business of abstracter.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is one Of the
small thriving business towns in York
| county and contains many frame bust
1 ness blocks that the business men have
| urged the village board to have an election
and vote bonds for the purpose OF building
| will be held February Is.
| DAKOTA CITY-The following precinct
assessors have been appointed by County
vogle; Hubbard, Ben Bridenbaugh; Cow
ington, George l.. Boals; omadi, James
/ nit M T. Bacon: Emerson A Ira Davis;
! Pigeon Creek, ]. p. Rockwell.
THAYER-Yesterday, the remains of
cemetery OF Waco by his many friends
| and friends of the parents Jimmie Fergu-
son was promising boy of Id years and
he and companion were fooling with a
| shotgun that neither thought was loaded.
ASHLAND-owing TO the thaw of the last
| few days work was suspended yesterday at
the Armour and Swift icehouses. Several
hundred men are thrown out of employ
ment Work was begun during the middle
of last week. Many of the unemployed have
left the city, while others are remaining in
the hope of a sudden fall in the tempera-
ture.
HARvARD-The funeral of Mrs Kate
| Mckenzie Barbour yesterday afternoon
drew large attendance of friends and
neighbors to the services, which were held
! at the house. Rev. Z. s. Fowler of Gresham,
formerly pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
! church here and a warm friend of the fam
ily preached the funeral discourse. assisted
in the devotional exercises by Rev. w. s.
Hunt of the Congregational church and
Rev Charles Burns of the Methodist Epis-
copal church. lc
robbery. They were arrested on the Winnie
bago reservation at the home of Ed
! Streeter, brother-ip-law of Charley Hor-
nett The Hornets are accused. with a
number of other South Sioux City toughs,
of assaulting, robbing and cutting up the
hand named Kepka, and leaving him
slugged and lying in the streets of South
already under bonds of $500 on similar
charge committed Several months ago.
SILVER CREEK-This place furnishes
an extraordinary situation in the way Of
Justice. 1t came about through an alterca-
ton that arose between Justice Pollard
and b. F. Lacey, and the 'resultingl action
on the part of Judge Pollard. Arrested
on charge of disturbing the peace. Judge
Pollard was hauled up in his own court
was charged by himself with disturbing
Il the peace, pleaded not guilty, was con.
vlcted and fined and then paid TO himself
the fine that he had assessed himself HI
gave the same sort Of treatment TO Mr.
| Lacey.
LEXINGTON-The union revival meet
ings which have been held in this city
for the past month came to a close las
was the evangelist in charge. assisted by
his wife and Lonnie Jones as choirister
The number of those processing conversion
will exceed 200. Mr.. Mcdonnell does no
make any specific charges for his preach
! ing but depends entirely upon the voun
tary contributions that may be made at tn
close of his meeting. Last night the fna
collection was taken and the sum raise'
| | for him was $40.
MADISON-Mrs. Maud Harding Heath
one OF the teachers in the Madison publ
schools, left today for the home of he
: | parents near Dorchester. About ten day
ago she had q severe hemorrhage of tn
lungs and since then her condition ha
grown worse, she was compelled L
resign her position in the schools. Mrs
Heath was married early in the year to
{ university student who has an appointment
to an engineers position on the Panam
: canal to which place at the end of tn
present school year his wife was to &C
company him. Miss Grace Rummins, VIII
formerly taught in the Madison schools
has been elected to I'LL Mrs. Heath's posi-
ton.
ALRION-The farmers institute continues
I in session during Saturday and was wei
D | attended. In the forenoon, c. A. Scott o
a Halsey, Neb., spoke on the government
forest reserves. The question, althoug
= somewhat new to the audience. received tn