Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-19
News of Nebraska.


wESTON-Weston voted water bond. at
the special election held this week
AINSWORTH-J. r. Zeigler and Miss
Winnie Sala of Norden were married here
malignant form were reported here yester-
day.
PLATTSMoUTH-J. r. benson came very
nearly amputating one of his toes while
chopping wood with a sharp axe.
.AUBURN-Anna Bristow, the 6-year-old
girl who was accidentally burned yesterday
died last evening from the effects.
EDGAR-James Hobbs has sold his dray
ana transfer line to M. A Parkens, Junior
member of Parkens Brothers livery and
feed establishment.
OSCEOLA-John f. Meachem Of Polk
county and Miss Anna sealey OF Nance
Campbell his first ceremony.
FULLERTON-R q. Adams, former edi-
tor OF the Post, has announced that he and
his wife will join the Salvation Army and
labor for the salvation OF mankind.
PAPILLION-Owing to the prevalence of
scarlet fever In the vicinity of Chalco the
public school at that place has been closed
as a precaution against the spread of the
disease.
PLATTsMOUTH-Cou Judge H. n.
Travis has united In the holy bonds OF
ton, S. D., and Miss Anna Nj. Huber 81
Louisville, Neb.
MADIsoN-The damage suit brought by
James Voboril OF Schuyler against William
his bondsmen, Joseph fitzpatrick and
George Earl. has gone by default.
REPRESENTATION E. Bowen OF this
slty and MISS MA henry nov OF La
were married in the Colorado city Wednes-
day. They will reside on a johnson county
farm, the property of the groom.
BURWELL-Irven Darling was buried
from the Christian church yesterday after
noon, Rev. c. w. Nichols conducting the
services. Mr.. Darling was an old soldier
NaA oil Of h.
come here and homesteaded In an early
day.
EDGAR-The Presbyterian church tool
| in twenty-one new members last Sunday
morning. The roll of the church has beer
| steadily lengthening since Mr.. Humphrey
was installed as pastor, as the result OF
his untiring efforts in behalf Of the cause
BEATRICE-The Loyal Mystic Legion o.
| America met last night and installed these
officials: r. A. Phelps, worthy counselor
selor; F. A. Lee, worthy prophet; w. e
Lenhart, secretary; Mrs. w. e. Lenhart
| treasurer.
| MADISON-Two business changes tool
place in Madison yesterday. Joseph Dan
| iels purchased the Home restaurant OF j
| w. Davis. He In turn bought Bert Tay
| lor's interest in the pool and billiard hal
across the street Both took possession
| yesterday,
BEATRICE-At a meeting of the Board O
Supervisors yesterday the contract 70
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and the contract for furnishing stationer-
| supplies to Walter Bros. NJ. f Hilemai
was reelected superintendent of the count
poorfarm
BASsETT-About 1870 last night tn
slaughter house OF ]. F. Wilton, situate
in the northwest part of town, was de
| stroyed by fire together with tools and sew
ersl dressed animals. The loss to MI
Wilton amounts to about $500. There wa
no insurance.
BURWELL-The series OF revival meet
ings that have been conducted for the las
two weeks at the Methodist church b
Rev. F. A. Campbell from University Place
closed last night. Much good has bee
i done among the church people and q mum
Der have confessed conversion.
BEATRICE-James Mendenhall travelin
freight and passenger agent OF the Burlins
ton road was quite badly injured at hi
home here Tuesday night by falling dow
the stairway leading to the cellar, a distanc
OF nine feet. He sustained a number G
severe Commissions on the head and NJ
merous bruises about the body.
/ BEATRICE-A farewell reception wa
given 10 Captain Matchett OF the Salvatio
Army at the home OF Captain Roshon las
evening. About twenty-five guests WEI
present and a very enjoyable evening wa
passed in music and games. Captain Ma
chett leaves Friday for Mitchell, g. D.,
continue in Salvation Army work.
OAKLAND-Word has been received her
of the death of Mrs Michael EmmingtoI
formerly OF this place, but more recently {
Fender. at Los Angeles Monday. from cor
sumption. About year ago Mr.. and Mr.
Huntington removed to California. hopin
/ to benefit the health OF both. Besides he
husband she leaves an adopted daughter