Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-11

farm where he continued TO reside III
some years ago. when he removed TO TINS
city In the early days Mr. Brown ana
@x-Fresident Cleveland were lrlenos III
western New York.
SCHUYLER-C. r. Childress living three
miles southwest Of here. died SaturdaE
afternoon. Mr. Childress has been sub
iect to rheumatism for the last few years
and il worked its way to his heart. caAs-
ing death Mr.. Chtldress leaves wlfe' Two
daughters and son.
BRADSHAw-Bradsh chapter. No. 1855.
celebrated its first anniversary at Masonic
hall by a mid-winter picnic The members
/ and Accepted Masons and their families
were invited and between seventy and
eighty persons were present.
| PI.ATTSMOUTH - Enthusiastic revival
meetings are being held in the First Meth
odist Episcopal church In this city TINS
week and fifteen conveI ions are reported
/ Wright Of Nebraska City. preached a very
able and interesting discourse.
! BEATRlCE-Golden Rule encampmeni
No. IS. independent Order of odd Fellows
! is the name of a new camp instituted al
Wymore Friday night by team from the
Beatrice lodge. The new organization starts
out with a membership of fifteen. ban
| Duet was held after the business meeting
| BURwELL-The funeral of z. B. Nc
Kinney will be Sunday, the delay being
| caused by waiting for q daughter to arrive
Oldest settlers of the county. having been
! In business here for years. His aged vile
was killed in the cyclone here September
ID.
! HCMBOLDT-A remarkably successful
basket social was held at the Prospect
school, a few miles east OF the city, pre-
sided over by Miss Bird Fergus Jake
| Snethen acted as Ructioneer and the forty
baskets offered brought SIC, which will SO
toward the repair of the Prospect GENE
| terry.
PLATTSMOUTH-Pla lodge No.
45, Sons OF Hermann, organized last even
| ing with twenty-one members The fol
| lowing officers were elected PRESIDENT w
Weber; vice president Emil Walters
! treasurer, P +. Coos: secretary, Adolf
/ Wesch: escort, L. Liner; watehman, Henry
/ kaufman.
Mary Meier were united in marriage Thurs
/ day morning under Catholic auspices The
! bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
/ Joseph Meier retired farmers of this place
and the groom farmer residing east OF
/ the city. The couple will go TO house
keeping on the David c. High farm.
HUMBoLDTmWili p Fi,, F reIn3 2 vel ea,
! a short time has been in the employ OF the
Burlington railroad with headquarters al
Wymore, was married yesterday TO Miss
Nellie Odds at the home OF the latter
mother, Mrs. II. l. Anderson Of WymOre
The couple will continue TO make that place
| their home.
| PLATTSMOUTH-The widow OF w r
Webb brought suit against the Burlington
| company 10 collect the sum OF $4,000 fol
damages caused by her husband falling
which caused his death The case was set
tied out OF court and the company paid th'
widow, who has since been married again
the sum OF S3.000.
FREMONT-F e Pratt's creamery OF
West Sixth street caught fire Friday even
ing from a defective fue in the rear o.
the building. The roof OF the back par
was burned OF and the inside damaged by
water. The loss on the building will b'
about s., 900 and on contents S75, both OF
which are fully covered Dy insurance TIT