Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-23

lation of some of the smaller towns left
for parts unknown. The members of the
and farmers and are making most thor.
ough investigation. II is the opinion OF
found.
CHADRON-The Chadron Journal is
changing hands this week. D. 8. Elmer
has gone to Omaha George {; Snow. at
envy, has bought, the building. printing
plant, subscription list and good will OF
NEBRASKA CITY-George Mexican and
Miss Jennie Smith of Riverton, Ia, were
married this afternoon by Judge w. w
Wilson. A marriage license was issued TO
Louis Stall and Miss Anna Kock. The
wedding will occur tomorrow at the home
Kock of Berlin.
CHADRON-Eilen Culavin. wife of Pat
rick II. Culavin, died at the age Of rs years.
Deceased was a native OF Ireland and had
lived in this vicinity about twenty years.
She leaves four children. all living here
services were conducted by Father Barry
in St Patricks church.
! NEBRASKA CITY-The Atlantic hotel
on West Central avenue was damaged this
morning by fire which started from a
Ross was damaged by fire caused by a de-
| fective fue. The loss will amount to
| $4OO with no insurance.
| BURWELL-The demand for real estate
| has been good for the last month. Five
| farms changed hands in one day last week.
An eighty-acre tract was sold yesterday
another quarter at $40 per acre. A number
| of good substantial buildings are planned
| for the coming summer In town.
| LOUISVILI4E-Asa result of Arthur
| Farmers enlisting I'm the United States
navy, few s, days ago j. ~ Releze enc
| Henry Petit went to Lincoln this evening
to enlist in the navy: All these young men
! many friends wish them
| NEBRASKA CITY-During the last few
/ days number of overcoats have been
trains that pass through this city. Three
| overcoats were stolen last night and as
the thefts have become so numerous tne
! railroad company has stationed a detective
on trains that pass through this city.
BURWELL-At meeting of the Board
of Education last night the following
assistant; Clara Thorp and Florence Alder
These teachers were ali employed last year
and their wages are raised for next year
BI.AIR-Rev. n. T. Harmon. evangelist
whose home is in David City. assisted by
Rev. F. G. Hamm of the Church of Christ
| has just closed successful season OF
revival and gospel meetings. commenced ed
| been manifested in this series Of meetings
and City members have been added to the
| church.
PLATTSMOUTH-wor commenced
| breaking up with dynamite the ice in the
! Platte river near the Burlington bridge al
kept floating until il entered the Missouri
| river. The railroad officials have little fear
of the ice from up the stream doing any
| damage to the bridges, as the channel !;
| being kept open.
PLATTSMOUTH-R A. F. Ploetz. who
has been the faithful pastor Of the FRS
| German Presbyterian church in this city
for more than five years, has received g
cafl to the pastorate Of the First German
| Presbyterian church in Galena, Ill, but
has not fully decided to accept the post
ton. There are several other church so
cieties who are trying to secure his services
| NORTH PLATEAU the Eplscopa
church evening before last, with Rev
| Charles Chapman officiating, G, p r
Williams, a deputy revenue collector g
SON. resident of North Platte for som'
twenty-five years, were united in marriage
cred the couple at the home of Mr.. Doc
little of this city.
sCHUYLER-Ensign Omann and hi
their revival meetings in the Methods
church Wednesday. Their short stay, onl!
one week rO was que 10 tne numerous ia
were all we'll attended and the collection
good. A total of $3.50 was collected dur
received at the afternoon street meetings.
NORTH PLATTE-W. c. Elder, count!
Judge of this county, went TO Hot Springs
some weeks past Judge Elder has beef
quite weakened through attacks OF rheu
lnallSIn ana OtneT complaints, ana tnOuBi
he has at almost all the time attended 4
the duties OF his office, he has done 81
With great diIiieultK' During his abs ,,as
pro TEN.
NORTH PLATTE-Real estate in Hortl
Platte Is rapidly advancing. both In tow
property as we'll as ranch and farm lands
deal has just been closed whereby Dr.
j. S. Twinem OF this city becomes tn
owner OF a corner lot in the residence por
ton of this city. formerly belonging Z
NJ II. Douglas, for which the buyer pail
n.175. This is the largest price ever paiC
for a slxty-six-foot residence lot In thi
city. Recently. however. Miss ANN
Kramph paid TO Albert Muldoon 500 70
a forty-four-foot residence lot.
NoRFOLK-The baby boy found on tn
doorstep OF the L. A. Miller home her
proved to be a practical Joke. The chill
was the property of a neighbor. who hai
heard Mrs. Miller say few days ago tina
she would never keep a baby left on he
doorstep. Just to test this statement tn
daring mother. whose name cannot b
learned. walked over TO the Miller hom