Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-17
Nebraska News Notes.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES have been made TO
hold the next York county institute at
York on June 3.
BLUE 'HILIl-The farmers institute for
this vicinity will be held in Blue Hill en-
January 8 and 10
CHADRON-Jay Bunten was married to
Ellen Rivers, at the residence of the brides
mother, Mrs. Alice X. Rivers.
BLUE HILL-T. T. Haggard of Helvey
Neb held a Shorthorn cattle sale here Fri
day and Saturday, and the cattle sold well
YORK-Mr. Ridden is holding Il sorics
OF lectures under the auspices of the Young
Mems Christian association at the York
opera house.
YORK-As there was very little evidence
against Gail Malmquist, charged with play
ing base ball on Sunday, his case. tried yes.
terday, was dismissed.
CHADRON-Eleanor c. Lewis aged Is
years, died while here visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. s. A. Gillett. The body was
taken to her home at Beaver City, Neb., for
lnterment
CHADRON-At the residence of the
brides parents, Superintendent and Mrs.
L. N. Costley, Leander ID. Chick was mar
ried TO Maud Costley by the Rev. L. r..
Eberly OF the First Baptist church.
NEBRASKA CITY-Mrs. Dora j. Rowe
who sued the Missouri Pacific Tor SIS 600
damages for the death of hor son. has
been awarded 8 verdict for $4,000 in the
district court. Her son was killed in u
wreck near Avoca about year ago.
NEBRASKA CITY-Saturday Judge Paul
lessen OF the district court sentenced
Henry Steele and Archie Brown, the men
found guilty OF robbng Mueller Bros.
warehouse. Steele was sentenced to serve
two years in the penlt6ntiary and Brown
TO serve ninety days in the county jail.
NEBRASKA CITY-Orlander Pierce has
iled a suit In the district court wherein
he asks the MOTton-GregsOn company 70
pay him $4,000 damages for injuries he
received while in their employ. Pierce.
claims to have been permanently disabled
By a piece OF iron crushing his shoulder
CHADRON-Antoine Webber OF the firm
OF Weber Bros, VINO nave been in busl-
ness since ChadrOn was started, Is dead
Deceased had sut1ered for years from can
Ger, and had been TO many specialists, but
to no avail. he leaves wife, one son,
mother, sister and brother here. The father
died here of the same dread disease some
ten years ago.
CHADRON-The woodmen lodge elected
the following officers for 1907: Venerable
S SeorFe saa SGF eieik "VElh S Ga%
banker, T. s. smith; escort Charles
Brooks Waterman, Elmer Phillips, sentry,
managers, q. W. Marriott, W. d. Combs,
Charles Gillian.
CHADRON-Biiss Roberts and William
Dunlap were arrested at Crawford by a
deputy United States marshal ana brought
before United States Commissioner Ernest
Slattery Of this place, charged with pur-
chasing Uncle Sans goods OF the soldiers.
They were bound over in the sum OF 500
zach 70 appear again on January 2 for a
preliminary hearing.
REA IRlCE-Ihe seventh annual exhibit
ton of the Southeastern Nebraska Poultry
association will be held In eBatrice De-
cember 26 to 70.
BEATRICE-Young Whitcomb and Ham
nett two boys arrested for stealing chick
ems from Swift and COmpany's liant here,
we're released IN police court by paying
the costs Of the suit ana promising 70
reform.
BIEATRICE-The drill team and officers
Of Washington camp No. g. WOOdmen Of
the World. have accepted an invita- ton
TO attend a meeting Of the order az Te-
cumseh next Friday night
BEATRICE-The funeral services for the
late Mrs. Charles Heckathorne who was
burned TO death here Friday evening were
held Sunday afternoon at o'clock from the
family home lnterrnent was On Ever
green Home cemetery.
NORk-More residences and business
blocks were built during the year 1885 than
during many previous years. Zach Vear
Tor the last six years from $1,000 10 500 90
and upwards In building improvements
hSve been maze. Next year promises 70