Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-09

was deemed sufscisnt For fifteen years. but
with the lights for the new court house
, III - -. - sii.-s 90 II %
viii be Installed this year.
STELLA-The wife Of Rev. H .. King.
pastor Of the Baptist church al this place.
died last night after an illness Of ten
DAYS Rev. Mr.. King has been pastor
Of the church at this point for the last
two years. coming here from a charge at
Crab Orchard. The funeral services viii
be conducted by Rev. L II Wood OF Paw
nee City and the remains inferred in the
Stella cemetery at $50 Friday afternoon.
sEWARD-The case 81 Good q Slama
against Bishop Bonacun- where the former
sued the bishop for attorneys fees claimed
TO be due. vas heard in the district court
on Monday. The defendant asked for a
continuance. which the court denied. a
verdict for the fun amount sued FOR was
found for the plaintiffs. the defense offer
Ing no testimony Ihe court said II the
the verdict will be set aside and a new
trial ordered
SCHUYLER - Considerable excitement
has been aroused here in the last few
days over the moving Of the feed barn
belonging 10 J. ". Bingham Some time
ago Bingham was ordered to move his
barn and he started. but as he had no
permit he was arrested he got his permit
and today started moving his barn. His
intentions are to move il between A c.
Godenschw wa gers store and residence. bu.
Codenschwager today got out an injunc-
ton against him
CAMBRIDGE-This town and vicinity is
experiencing the greatest and most sub
stRntial building boom in it's history A
large number Of farm buildings are being
erected and contracts for town property are
which was recently laid out and compr5 iSl1.
eighty-two lots. IL all sold ard new build
ings are going up rapidly. Seven thousand
dollars IS already subscribed for a new ne
600 Congregational church to be built dur
ing the summer.
LYONS-At Manley & Coz annual Duroc-
6rs p Tssfarss~ fhs a gh, mites r sssi 81
broken for the high price Of a single red
SOW. Proud Lady selling for 8. 20. Colonel
7. 9. Callahan Of Omaha doing the selling
and was bought by r J Harding Of Mace
donia- Ia. Nancy sth was sold for S60s TO
W. A Staples OF Glidden. Ia. Colonies T c.
Callahan. J. ]. Luther and z. P. Thompson
conducted this sale. selling fortv-six hogs
for s5.1s.5o, OF an average Of S1l.5O each
BEATRICE-Miss Maud Shaw, aged L
ter Mrs t. n Moses. s1s Scott street, last
evening. She had gone 70 call on her sis
ter and soon after sitting down in a rocking
stantly. A physician was called and pro-
nounced death due to apoplexy or heart
Mrs. Frank Shaw, prominent residents OF
sicily township, and had made her home
with Mr.. and Mrs William Nudge in this
city for the last year.
BEATRICE-Word has been received here
from Glendora, Cal. announcing that Mrs
Maggie V. Netzlsy. until recently a resident
Z
at that place few days ago. Mrs. Netziey
had placed a kerosene lamp on a shelf
which she thought vas secure. The shelf
gave way, lgniting her clothing She was
50 frightfully burned that she died two
! hours after the accident happened She is
survived by a husband and FIVE children
the two Youngest being twins months old
Mr.. Netzley and family left Adams January
4, last
BROKEN BOW-The funeral of Mrs J.
J. Wilson yesterday was one Of the largest
( that has occurred in this city for a long
time. It was Mrs. Wilson's request thai
there should be no church demonstrations
Services were accordingly held at the
family residence under the auspices Of
the Eastern Star lodge. Of which she was
z a leading member. As Mr.. Wilson is one
Of the prominent Masous of the state thai
body was also large represe nted and as
sisted in the ceremonies. After the house
services the body. followed by relatives
and societies and an immense number Of
friends. was taken to the Broken Bow
cemetery and there inferred