Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-26
THE OMAHA DAILY Bee MONDAY FEBRUARY 90 1906.

master c. w. Hohause disclaims any
knowledge of the danger that threatenes
the Burlington's property.
NORTH PLATTE-Rev. Reuben Ran.
dolph, pastor OF the Methodist Episcopal
church at Hershey in this county, died
Tuesday evening OF pneumonia, from which
he had suffered for about week. The
Shumate officiating.
NORTH PIATTE-On March 5. 1906 the
district court will meet in the first term of
are good many jury cases on the docket.
Several criminal cases will come up as "A
result OF the. session Of the grand jury the
latter part Of last year.
TABLE ROCK-Mrs Rose Billings died
this morning az 6:l5. at the residence of her
son, Thomas Billings. in Table Rock, aged
Hiram Billings, who settled here IN 1886.
and was one Of the county commissioners.
forty years or more ago.
HCMBOLDT-Mr. Frank Feihtner and
half sister Miss Nettie Yedele OF this
city were married at the Catholic church
~ steinauer to Mr.; wenEl elena and
auer. Father c. stan officiated and a large
crowd witnessed the ceremony.
,NAIbEY-The women of the Methodist
episcopal church held bazaar, serving
dinner and supper Friday and SATURDAY.,
the proceeds from which were very good
and part OF which is to be used toward
their apportionment for the new Metho-
dist Episcopal hospital of Omaha.
BEEMER-- The Beemer Mothers circle
helo IT'S February session Friday night in
the Masonic hall An excellent program
was rendered. Ninety people were present
consisting of the members Of the circle to-
gether with their husbands who were tho
guests OF the evenings entertainment.
PLATTSMOTTH-J the 19-year-old
son. of Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Peterson, diod
IN Emmanuel hospital in Omaha yesterday
after undergoing an operation. The body
was brought to this city and the funeral
services were held in the Christian church
this afternoon by Rev. D. a. Youtzy.
FREM0NT-Joe Clemmons.. brakeman
on the Union Pacific, had his right foot
squarely severed at the ankle yesterday
afternoon by catching 1t in a frog. The
accident occurred east of the Yards where
line. He was taken to the hospital and
later to Omaha.
PLATTsMuurH-The First Presbyte,
rian church in this city was filled to its
capacity this evening with people, who
were highly entertained by Colonel Holt
in his amusing ana instructive lecture en-
titled, Our Murdered Dead; Who Are -
Bame?' in wnicn he told of two famous
battles In the late war.
lOkk-rhe INST indictments found by
the grand jury now IN session was against
August Zilnnerer assistant cashier OF the
FIRST National bank OF York, and Otto
Muttke, cashier of the Bank of Thayer.
lhcse gentlemen own the 1hayer drug
store and are charged with selling malt,
spirltuous and Vinous liquors. County At
torneN Stroman tnls afternoon hled COM
plant against them, charging them with
selling liquors.
BEATkiCE-The p. l.. o. society was
entertained SATURDAY afternoon at the home
ton of oIhcers resulted follows: Mrs.
T., u. Drake, prcsldent; Mrs. j. Il. Harden,
vice president; Miss Elizabeth Cleland. re-
cordlnS secretary; Mrs W. W. Duncan,
corresponding secretary; Miss Anna hyu,
treasurer Mss Lucy Fry, cnaplaln; MRS.
Lulu q. Beeer, guard. The annual ban
quet and reception Will be held March ..
Neutrality-suspicious. Lahnser recently
marketed SIXTY head of May hogs az
TINS place that brought MN s'o165 THESE
noSs had access 10 Il ten-acre neid of al
talfa until iust fall when the frost killed
It, From that time until the first day OIL
last January they were Kept on corn, GA IS
ana water, When he penned them up and
began tecuing Tor market lie fed them
Just $So worm OF corn before they were
pounds apiece. his field of alfalfa has
raised HIM 5000 worth of hogs the past
year.
BEATRTCE-The German Telephone COM
pany, when comprises four DIVISIONS In
the townships of Logan, hanover. tilley
ana hooker, held a meeting In Hanover
| church and discussed matters pertaining
To the welfare of the company, such as ex-
tedng its lines and lettering its service.
president and secretary Tor each d.
vision were elected. Representatives from
the Nebraska Telephone company and the
Home Telephone company were present for
the purpose OF inducing the company to
connect with their tines in order to give
them direct service from Beatrice, and
1t is likely this Improvement viii be made
soon,
WAHOO-The Saunders County Farmers
institute which was neid IN TINS city
WEDNESDAY and Thursday was a success
G. NJ. Lemar, as president, and Herman
Nelson Of weston, as secretary of the So
ciety, were Largely responsible Tor the great
success Of the meeting. All the papers
read before the meetings were of first ciass
order and heartily received by the tlIel S
of the soil IN attendance. The meetings
were held at the courthouse on both DAYS.
Wednesday the pupils Of the nigh school
and OF Luther acauemy attended the meet
ing there beng no school on account OF
Washingtons birthday. The following Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing year AT
the business meeting: Sam +. Negley, pres
ident: j. s. Cheney, vice president: H. NJ
Clark, secretary; c. f.. Beadle, treasurer:
Oscar Anderson, K. ]. Woodwork ana f.
c. Porter, directors.