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attributed to Brights disease. He is sur
vived by widow and two children, Mrs
J. A. Deering and Daniel.
BEATRICE-O. y. Liston, recently pro-
NOTED to the position of station agent Tor
the Rock Island, at Lincoln, Will leave Tor
that place in a few days to assume his
new duties. He will be succeeded by
+. G. Hurt of Plymouth, Neb.
PAPILLION-Judge Day held brief ses.
sion of court Saturday. The three Clement
boys were arraigned and pleaded not gqlity,
and their cases were set for hearing for
Tuesday John Cavanaugh, the Fort Crook
saloonkeepeT, will be tried Monday.
DAVID CITY-Frank Albright OF Rts-
ing city, who was arrested and brought
into district court this week charged
with running q, poker game in that CITY,
was found not guilty, by the jury, after
being out about twcnty-four hours.
SEwARD-The sheriff is holding a sus-
pect in the county jail, name unknown, OF
the Votava murder. He was the last man
seen with the Bohemian, Votsva, and the
evidence before the coroners jury showed
that someone was staying with Votava.
YORK-The York Electric Light company
has purchas td a new heater from the York
Foundry and Machine works. Owing to
the wonderful growth Of York, the light
company can naTGIS Keep d up t S1uh sse oe
SCHUYLER-Miss Lorine Smith, eldest
daughter or 7. y. Smith, passed away
Saturday morning after a short illness
will be held at the Methodist church Mon
day. at o'clock. Her age was IS years.
DAVID CITY-Mrs. E. ]. Dworak
Wednesday evening, went out on the back
porch, and the cellar door being open
she stepped Of, falling to the bottom Of
the cellar. striking on her head. She Is
confined 70 her bed, but is resting COM
OAKLAND-At the regular meeting of
Galilee chapter NO o., r. A. NJ; last
were elected for the ensuing year: A. c.
Holmqulst, high priest; John Moseman.
king; V. L. Frten, scribe; w. II. Myers,
secretary; Oscar Swanson, treasurer.
OAKLAND-Rev. X. Farsman, at pres
ent pastor of the Swedish Mission church
at Moses Hill, Neb., has accepted a call
to become pastor of the church here and
Rev. Farsman is the present secretary
. Of the mission Covenant association OF
Nebraska.
WEST POINT-Joseph Smith, county
assessor OF Cunning county, was united in
marriage TO Miss IIliias Rucker at Oma ha
"Wednesday last and Immediately. departed
with his bride for a two months wedding
tour through the southern states. after
which they will return to their home In
West Point.
OAKLAND-At the regular meeting OF
the Rebekah lodge Monday evening, the
following officers were elected: Mrs. F.
Lund, noble grand Miss Ellen Nelson
vice grand; Miss Ellen Anderson, secre-
taFy; Mrs. Andrew Anderson, treasurer;
Peter Palmer, Peter Lund and Alvin Lar
son, trustees.
COLUMBUs-Prof W. w Waters has
sold half interest In the Columbus Com
mercial college to Prof. L. A. Carnahan,
who Is the present superintendent OF the
schools at Manila, la. Mr. Carnahan has
already engaged 4 residence and will move
here with his family and be ready for
business by December /.
COLUMBUs-The Union Pacific has been
granted an Injunction IN the district court
enjoining the county treasurer from col
Letting taxes levied for the proposed Lost
Creek drainage ditch. The court held that
collection OF the taxes could not he en-
forced until the parties assessed could de-
rive some benefit from the ditch.
NEBRASKA CITY-A. Brown, charged
with burglary, was given a trial in the
district court yesterday and the jury
brought In 3 verdict Of guilty. Browns
aeeomplice. Henry Steele, e on trial in the
district court today. The men are charged
with stealing number OF hides from
Mueller Brothers butcher shop.
GRAND TSI.AND-The funeral OF NJ
Wilcox took place from the First Baptist
church Saturday and was largely attended
Mr.. Wilcox was a jObber IN coal He was
horn IN Wisconsin in 1sts. moved to this
city thirteen years ago, being then travel
Ing salesman for the Central Coal anG
Coke company % Omaha. lie leaves
wife ard three daughters. He was q mem
bsr 81 the Bapust church, The Ancien.