Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-16

new town of Uehling, has sold out his |
business at that place and Is looking Tor |
a new location.
YORK-In county court ]. S. Ernsse
pleaded guilty to the charge Of allowing "a
minor to play Billiards In his hall at !
Gresham, Neb. Judge Taylor assessed him
taO and costs. John Valentine o. Gc4Eha m |
made the complaint,
DAVID CITY-The Board of Supervisors |
has employed John Streeter as superin- |
tcndent of the county poor farm for an, |
other year at salary of $500. He has held |
that position for several years and has |
made good superintendent.
YORK-The most successful autumn |
session in the York college IL drawing to a !
close This week will be the last one OF
the fall term and during the holidays there
will be two weeks vacation. The winter
term will begin January I.
BEATRICE-The case Of Clarence Cain
and Mrs. Rose Wilson, alias Rose Bates,
ing. The defendants demanded IA jury trial
and for that reason the case was continued
to Monday afternoon at o'clock.
DAVID CITY-Grand Master Workman
q. j. Van Dyke and Head Deputy Ballard
attended the Workmen lodge Tuesday even
ing and addressed the men, bers. The De-
gree of Honor was invited in. After the
Speeches the ladies served n lunch.
WEST POINT---A largely attended
forty hours' alteration has Just closed at
st. Anthonys church. St Charles The
services were under the direction of Dean
| Ruesing OF West Point in whose parish
the mission church OF st. Charles is To-
| Gated.
WEST POINT--Alvah Webb, one of the
! best known early settlers Of Cunning
| county, has rented his farm and will NOV"
| on Monday to Hand county, South Dakota.
| where he has purchased a section Of land.
| He has been a resident OF Cunning county
! since the year 1864.
| YORK-The members of the York Elks'
| lodge have agreed to celebrate In some way
| when the membership Of the local order Is
goo or more They now have 3 NIFTY appi,,oa Ca,
/ 200. In celebration Of the event they will
! give grand hall on New Years day.
! WEST POINT-Mrs. Anna Limbaugh
| against Charles Limbaugh, her husband,
praying for a divorce on the ground OF
J abandonment and for the custody Of her
I two minor children. Limbaugh abscOnded
! from West Point some two years ago.
/ Neutrality-suspicious. Petrasch yesterday
/ purchased the residence Of Mrs Jennie
The old buildings on the property owned
| by st. Joseph's Catholic church are being
| moved away and work will be started on
! the school house and club house at once.
| WEST POlNT-The West Point Lieder-
/ Sranz held its annual meeting on Thurs
| day evening and the following officers
| dent, Herman Zeplin; vice president, Louis
! Dewald; secretary and treasurer, Chris
/ lot.
WEST POINT-Theodore Thoms, jr.,
/ eldest son OF Theodore Thoms, a well
/ known Cunning county citizen. has filed
! for a divorce from his wife formerly Miss
| Ralph. The grounds alleged are extreme
I cruelty. The couple were married in the
! fail OF 1904.
WEST POlNT--HOn. William Stuefer
was among the fifteen delegates appointed
! by Governor Mickey TO represent Nebraska
In the Good Roads" convention at Mus
kOEee, /. T., December g. and :. On
account Of the illness and subsequent
death Of his brotheT-in-law, Hon. ~. c.
| Ginert he was not able TO attend.
TEKAMAH-COrn Is coming IN this week
by the carloads, the Holmqust elevator re-
| ceivlng over 5000 bushels In one day. A
/ thousand bushels were brought here from
| Decatur early this morning. owing to the
open winter, the river Is not frozen and
grain Is being hauled from as far as twenty
miles north and west OF here TO this mar
ket
NORTH PLATTE-Right-of-wa Agent
| Westerveh arrived IN town this week and
has been engaged in buying additional
property on the b. NJ. right-of-way
/ through the city. The HahleT properly
was purchased Wednesday the considera-
ton being 1900 for the vacant ground. Mr..