Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-18

with her parents, after which they will re-
turn to Chicago, where the groom has pre-
pared a home for the bride.
DAVID CITY-Louis Straka. one OF our
leading real estate men, loaded his house
hold goods and shipped them Tuesday TO
Omaha, where he recently purchased a res
ldeEce property and where he and his
family will make their future home.
STANToN-Arthur CHASER. the l4-year.
old son of c. p. CHASER, leading hardware
merchant OF this city. had all Tho toes on
on Saturday. He was trying to jump the
train and his foot slipped under the wheels
B2ATRICE--E. r. Gibson of St. Joseph.
who secured the contract for constructing
sewers In districts seven, eight, nine and
ten arrived in the city yesterday with a
force OF, men to commence work at once.
j. j.. Sebille VIII superintend the construc-
ton work.
GENEVA-The City library. presented By
DR.. II. l.. Smith about three wears ago,
VIII be moved into the building formerly
occupied by the postoftice, on the ground
moor. DR.. Smith has given a lease for
be opened New Years day
WEST POINT-Mrs. Maria Dorothea
schwartz widow Of tho late John schwartz,
died At her home east of West Point aged
% years. She leaves three sons and
daughter Funeral services were held from
ST. Pauls German Lutheran church, Rev.
a. r. F. Oelschlaeger. pastor. officiating,
BEATRICE-TheTe is no truth in The
story published IN Lincoln relative "a a
pun OF gas at the oil well II was said the
oil horers ceased lse work for fear another
work has been done on the well for more
than a week until Saturday because OF the
nonarTival of casing.
DAVID CITY go Word was received
Wednesday morning Of the death OF DR..
Clark OF Garrison. who died Of pneumonia
after about three weeks sickness. Nj. Clark
Clark was an old resident Of this county and
leaves wife and daughter 20 mourn his
loss Miss Clark Is the editor Of the Carl
son Argus, Funeral was held Thursday.
BEATRlCE-Ths monument committee of
the fire department met last night and
awarded the contract for erecting the fire.
terry to Charles Neidhart OF Beatrice for
Sl,hOO The shaft will be Of polished granite,
and already the tiremen have raised
among themselves the sum OF $3.50 to apply
on the fund.
COLUMBUs-Mrs. Emma Hirscgbruner
has filed petition in the district court IN
alleges as reason that Robert IL guilty OF
drunkenness and extreme cruelty. The
court has issued an order restraining Rob
ert from further acts of cruelty toward
tho plaintiff or the children belonging Ia
the family while the suit Is pending.
CLAY CENTER-District court closed
here SATURDAY, after being in session eli
week. The important trial of the session
was that Of Fred Wheeler Of Trumbun. on
the charge Of burglary. The trial occupied
two and a half DAYS. He was found guilty
and sentenced To ono year IN the pcniten-
tiary Harry II Baron pleaded guilty to a
charge OF burglary and was fined 500 and
costs.
BEATRICE-In The district court yester.
day the trials Of Frank SperTy and Charles
Miller charged with daylight robbery, were
set FOR next Monday afternoon. NJ. r
Karin, charged with obtaining money uu-
der false pretenses in the sale OF a stallion,
was aTTaigned and pleaded not guilty. His
case Will also be disposed Of the coming
week. He was arrested al Anamosa, Ia,
recently.
EDGAR-The Presbyterian church, hav-
ing been considerably enlarged and en-
tirely remodeled and also refurnishea
throughout, will be dedicated Sunday H.
addition 70 elaborate song and praise SER
Al the morning service the sermon will III
hy Rev. b NJ. Ions of Lincoln, Al mo