Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25

Woodmen.
TECUTMsEH-ks a result Of the McCon.
nell revival meetings, which closed two
weeks ago. the four churches which par,
ticipated VIII receive new members, as
follows Methodist 100; Baptist. IS; Pres
ton of the Christian church held a recep-
ton Friday evening in honor OF the new
members.
NORTH PIIATTE-W. II. Mcdonald. who
purchased the former Dillon tract OF land
east of this city last week, sold Il on Tues
day TO J. w. Mcdonald Of Lincoln. who
ment. The purchase price has not been
made public, but It is probable Mr.. Nc
Donald made neat little sum by the
transaction.
WEST. PoINT-william BuchholE, a we'll
known farmer living northeast OF West
Point, died at his farm home on Thursday
emgrated from Germany to this country
In the early sos. He leaves q large and
valuable estate. The remains were in
Lutheran church.
TECUMsEH-The mortgage record for
Johnson county for the month of October
q as follows: Number OF farm mortgages
s; amount, tSO.50o Number city mortgages
filed. II; amount, t6,7s75S. Number re-
mortgages filed, Is; amount. Si5s2S.is. Nun.
Der released, p; amount AOli.5O.
DAVID ClTY-Mrs. Sarah Young COM
Il. L. BevTidse and the MetTopoiita I
Mutual Bond and Surety company OF
/ Omaha for the sum Of $4,000 damages for
the sale and giving away Of liquor to
her husband. Lee Young, alleging that Il
caused his death on February 22. The
case is now in the district court.
BEATRICE-Gage lodge No. IS, Frater-
nal Union Of America, has elected these
Officers: ]. F. Pethoud, fraternal master;
II. J: ksmPf; justice; stephen Bull, score
SWSFES;; w. " larson son treasurer; Jennie
w. Fryer, guide; II. r. Palmer. guard /,
Oscar Wayham, sentinel; Polly l.. Bull
II. r. Palmer, II. J. Kempf stewards.
/ DAVID CITY-ReV. Handenchield Of
Chicago, who has been assisting Rev
Buckner in holding revival meetings N
the Methodist Episcopal church Tor the
past three weeks, left this week for Mis-
souri,. Twenty new converts united with
the church by his work The meetings
IRE conducted this week by the pastor
who expects to close them Sunday night
DAKOTA CITY--John Davis an aged
tramp, drew twenty days IN the county
lail today IN County Judge Eimers court,
Davis, who drifted into town yesterday
entered the rooms occupied BIZ c. r. Hart
ana rummsged through everything. finally
carrying away with him a couple Of foun-
taln pens and q gold pen. Davis claimed
70 know nothing OF how he came into
possession OF the property
TECUMSEH-A part of the talent which
VIII appear at the Tecumseh chautauqua
next summer has been engaged this week
II lnc.ldes soma tor La Toilette of Wis
eonsin, George r. Vending. DIT. Frank
Gunsaulus, the Dunbars. Mrs Bingham,
etc. Rev. Lincoln Mcconnell OF Atlanta
&C. the evangelist, win have charge OF
the platform, and The chorus work will be
under the direction Of Prof. Loren Jones'
Other talent Is being negotiated.
DAVID CITY-Ed Butler recently re-
eeived a patent on a machine 10 be used
In the central phone Offices, TO ring the
bell. He has received a model machine
which proves 10 be far better than TIE
one now used. Mr.. Butler expects 10 go
70 Chicago the first Of the month. where
he will make arrangements 10 have the
machine manufactures. company has
been organized with Ed Butler president;
~. l. Lane, vice president and J. n
Evans, secretary treasurer.
WEST POINT-The last meeting OF the
Woman's club was held az the home on
Mrs. W. II. Harstick. Roll call was re-
sponged TO by apt remarks bearing on the
history q Salem. The program was the
second Of the series on Hawthorne" Miss
Crawford read a story based on the House
u Seven Cables" Mrs. 4 i. Krause read
carefully prepared paper by Mrs.. r. L.
Judge Pyncheon," while Mrs. ]. r.. Losch
ntertained the club with readings Mrs
William Gentrups paper en- "HaWthosne's