Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-12

| BEATRICE. J.. Boydston has sold his
| farm of 800 acres, located near virginia,
| to James Hubka for $3.50 per acre. or
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stTTToN-Miss Bertha Carney. daughter
| of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Carney. was mar
ried today noon to Or. George Porter. only
relatives were present
| PI,ATTsMOITTH-F s. white celebrated
his sd birthday yesterday. He has resided
| in this city for forty-eight years and is
! enjoying good health.
| SEWARD-The county supervisors met
! yesterday and organized for the ensuing
| year. w. S. williams was elected chairman
| for the fourth consecutive term.
Z PAPIBLION-A lodge of the Royal
Highianders was organized here last night
by w +. Porter, ex-secre,ary or state, with
membership of thirty-nve.
COOK-The women of Mt. Hope church
| gave an oyster supper at the home of q.
w. Steiner last night good time was
had by all and a nice sum was realized.
sEwARD-The Grand Army of the Re
public and Woman's Relief corps held a
| joint installation last Saturday evening.
| after which an oyster supper was served.
PI.ATTSMOUTH-whi on recent visit
| to Germany Herman Tiekoetter purchased
! a machine for manufacturing cement
shingles which are both fire and water
| proof
| years, died at the home of her grandson,
| John Philpot, in Mt. Pleasant precinct. She
had resided In this county for nearly sixty
years.
OAKLAND-The new Samson Swanson
| elevator on the Great Northern in this
city has been completed and turned over
to the proprietors, who Will in a short time
be ready for business.
SEWARD-Mrs. Michael DUNCAN died at
her home near Bee,. Seward county, Tues
day The funeral was held from the Chris
tian church at Bee, conducted by Rev.
Wilcox of Seward, on Thursday
sEwARD-Crandle Weber. a young man
living In the country, was arrested and
| for attacking his horse, first with a Ratchet
| and afterwards with a sharp knife.
PI.ATTSMoUTH-Fran Johnson, who
burlington FOR some fifteen years, has
gone to st. Augustine, Fla, where he ex-
poets to engage In the same kind of employ
coOK-John Doeden: a farmer living
north OF town, caught horned rabbit
yesterday. The horns are about two
| inches long and very sharp. This is the
| second one caught in this vicinity this
winter.
TABLE RoCK-Miss Elsie A. Hammond.
primary teacher, was called to Pawnee City
Tuesday to attend the funeral of her aged
! grandmother. Mrs. Catherine Hammond,
who died in that city Tuesday morning at
| SEWARD--John Hans, an old settler of
| this county, died at his home near Goehnor
Friday and was buried from the German
| Evangelical church on Sunday afternoon.
| He had resided near Goehnor for twenty
eight years.
| NEBRASKA CITY-Isaac Annabel, aged
\ 20 years, OleQ last MONDAY night or Old
age at his home west of this city. The
| deceased was pioneer resident of this
| county. He leaves a widow, two sons and
| two daughters
Seward Mutual Fire association was held
yesterday. The report of the secretary
| The old officers were reelected with the
| exception of one director.
| FREMONT-The funeral of John belong
who died suddenly at the home of his son
L " 10 nf f0 oft oSeA
morning was held at his sons residence
this afternoon and the remains taken to
| Edholm, Neb.. for burial
| TABLE ROCK-Wednesday, January 10
| Mr.. John Covault, jr., was married to Miss
| Bessie Herrick. The ceremony was per-
formed, by State Evangelist Winston, who
| is conducting a series of meetings being
| held at the Christian church
| BEATRICE-Word has been received
here of the promotion OF Homer Bradt. a
] former Beatrice boy, from the position OF
travelling freight and passenger agent OF
the Burlington at Billings. Mont, to the
position of general commercial agent al
| Butte, Mont.
| FULLERTON-The Fullerton Post q
| newspaper issued in this county for more
than n1teen years and always democratic
in politics, was recently sold to A b. Cur.
rier, clerk of the district court and will
henceforth advocate the principles of the
republican party.
an honored and respected citizen and ole
soldier, who lost one OF his limbs above
the knee, the result of a wound while II
the army, was thrown to the ground today
by runaway team and his leg was broker
Just below the hip.
FULLERTON-Rev Ralph II. Houseman
who has been pastor of the First Presby
terrain church of this place for the pas
two years, has severed hts connection Will
4 this church and gone to Lincoln 20 assum
| the pastorate of the Westminster Presby
terian church at that place.
| PLATTSMOUTH-A bar of soap and
can of strawberries caused a man by tn
name of TAKEN whole lot of trouble. HI
was caught and confessed to the theft whei
he tried to pawn the soap for a drink. HI
was glad to pay for the goods to escap
arrest and then to obey orders to leave tow
at once,
TABLE ROCK-Phoenix encampment Nc
81 Independent Order of Odd Fellows, hell
it's semi-annual installation of officers las
. were: c. p, o. w. Fellers; s. w, w. j
Finn; H p, j. J. Humphrey; scribe, M. Il
Marble treasurer, c. II. Norris; J, w
, | KEARNEY-Clara l.. Bowers, wife of A
G. Bowers of this city. died this mornin
at the hospital after a severe operatio
performed by Drs. Allison of Omaha an
Basten of Kearney. Deceased had been
sufferer for years from complication G
diseases. she leaves husband. two son
and daughter.
| TECUMSEH-County Assessor j. G.. Bur
ress has named the following deputies 70
1896: Nemaha precinct, w: Robb; Sterling
: ]. Kreitner; Helena, d. Collins; Todd Creel
} T. j. Burress; Spring Creek, Guy Plat
Vesta, p ]. Turner; Maple Grove, o. A
3 Corbin; Western, James Marshall; Lincoln
: T. e. Roberts: deputy assessor, Miss Edit
Burress.
? BEATRICE-Gage lodge No. ISL, Fra
ternal Union of America, installed the fo
lowing officers last night: ]. F. Pethout
master; M j. Kinnamon. Justice; Stephe
, Bull. secretary; w. w. Lawson, treasurer
, c. q. Drew, protector; Elizabeth Leecf
, truth; NJ. E. Bull, mercy; l.. o. Palmer
guide FL. Gunther, guard; H j. KemI
sentinel: II. e. Palmer, p. L. Bull an
s. l.. Bull, stewards.
NEBRASKA CITY-Iittle John Dunn wa
taken to the Kearney Industrial school thi
I morning. He was sentenced to the refori
j school some weeks ago by Judge Joyce. 9
/ the instance of the Board of Education
being incorrigible and an habitual truan
Sentence was suspended during good bs
/ haviour. but he continued to be abseI
! from school, with the result that the scho'
j authorities had the sentence carried out.
/ BEATRICE-Otoe tribe No. l6, Improve
Order of Red Men. installed these Officer
/ last night J. r. johnson, prophet; Ware
LsaSelle, sachem; s. w. johnson, seni'
sycamore; II. b. Gsh junior sagamor
r. b. Appleget keeper of records; MART
Schidlowski, keeper of wampum; Theodoi
Leech, Martin Schidlowsk / and w.
Trip, trustees. A banquet was held
Lang restaurant after the business NEE
d ing.
LEIGH-IAst night Leigh camp No 10
j following officers for the ensuing yea
Venerable counsel, c. o. Kloppel; wortl
4 adviser, Joseph Klinsky; excellent banke
T. 4 Nicholss clerk q II SfockdalQ. q