Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-12

PLATTSMOUTH-J. E. Edgar has ar
rived from Neigh to make his home In the
Nebraska Masonic home.
HUMBOLDT-Hugh L. Rutherford, for
many years a resident of this section, died
yesterday at his home, as the result of
| severe attack of grippe.
| BEATRICE-The funeral services of Mrs.
Sarah Folden were held yesterday afternoon
at o'clock from La Selle Methodist Epis
copal church, conducted by Rev. Lewis,
| PLATHSMOUTH-Geo NJ. Porter has
| received word that his father, A. j. Porter,
home in Seven Mile Ford, Va, after
BEATRfCE-At the home of the brides
sister, Mrs. August Alderman, was sol,
| emnized the marriage of Mr.. Henry FassOld
and Mrs Wilhelmina Wenrick, Rev. l..
! Foverlein officiating.
! BEATRICE-As no relatives claimed the
body of August Hoops, the man who com
mitted suicide at his home near Cortland a
week ago, It was Inferred In Evergreen
| Home cemetery yesterday.
! HUMBOLDT-In a runaway accident last
evening r. j. Hardy, farmer northeast OF
the city, was thrown from his carriage and
bruised and scratched considerably.
PAPILLION-In the case Of the State of
Nebraska against Ernest Clements, for the
shooting Of Luke Goldie, the evidence was
finished this afternoon and, after five days
trial, the case went to the jury tonight.
NEBRASKA CITY-Mrs. Efie Hershey,
her home on South Sixth street OF lung
| trouble. Deceased was aged so years and
Is survived by her husband and three chill
dren.
| PLATTSMOUTH-Gla Hines, a Is
year-old daughter Of Mrs T. NJ. Carter,
was yesterday sentenced 70 serve "a a term
Judge Travis. having been convicted on the
charge of incorrigibility.
! NEBRASKA CITY-FiVe years impris-
onment in the state penitenttary was the
sentence, this afternoon, that Judge Paul
lessen passed upon Eli Mitchell, the negro
who was recently convicted by jury Of
/ crime against nature,
NEBRASKA CITY-The Inter Ocean
Shirt company Is busy Installing ma
corner of Twelfth street and Central
avenue. The factory will start the first
of next week and will employ about
thirty people
NEBRASKA CITY-At o'clock this
evening Larsh White and Miss Ruth
Cornutt were united in marriage at the
Cornutt. Mr. and Mrs White left i'm
mediately for Kansas City, where they
will make their home.
HERMAN-This village has bought some
new steel cages, which will be put in the
town hall and used as Il jail. The old jail
building had become so delapidated that
The M marshal expects now now to be able to to
, take care of all the drunks
NEBRASKA CITY-ATr. Olin N Overton
and Miss Octavia Burnett were united in
| marriage at o'clock this afternoon at the
home of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs.
L, o. Burnett two miles south Of this
: Episcopal church performed the ceremony.
t COLUMBUS-They say that they have
: not formed "a trust, but then every livery
, man Of this city met and decided that the
public will have to pay certain price
{ much higher than they have paid here o.
' fore, or else they can go on foot, and every
one of the six liverymen In the bus IS
signed the agreement.
BEATRICE-Work upon the new parson-
age. schoolhouse and clubhouse to be bull
| here by st. Joseph's Catholic church viii
! be commenced at once. Excavation viii also
be commenced in the spring for a new
church. Father Petrasch says he expects
TO build up large Catholic school here
having an attendance Of 800 children.
BEATRICE-An anniversary dinner was
given last evening at the Paddock ho'e
tenth anniversary as rector OF Christ church
was celebrated Sunday with special serv
ices conducted by Bishop Williams a
Omaha Covers were laid for sixty guestl
and the toastmaster for the evening was b
H. Begale.
BEATRICE-Dr. Brasil member Of tn,
State Board of Health, made trip to Cort
land, Sunday, TO investigate the report tina
smallpox was prevalent in that town. III
found Harry Tweedy, editor Of the Sun a
that place. was afflicted with the diseas,
and promptly quaranuned his rooms. TIT
been mailed, were destroyed.
GREELEY-The United States marsha
today served County Treasurer OMalley
with notice Of induction suit nled In tn
United states court en1oining him from II
any way interfering with the property o.
the Burlington railroad until a hearini
may be had In said court, the intention o
the order being to restrain all action unde
section l6 OF chapter 70, session laws o
| 1902
HERAAN-E. ]. Burke, postmaster a
Bancroft, stopped on at Herman last nigh
for a short visit with relatives. He say
he has bid on several quarter sections o.
land In the big pasture in Oklahoma, ant
| II he succeeds In landing any OF Il will
have to resign his position at Bancroft an'
move TO Oklahoma. He Is only one amonl
eleven at Bancroft who are figuring OF
getting some OF your Uncle samuefs goo
/ land.
PLATTSMOUTH-United States Marsha
" | W. p. Warner OF Omaha was in this cit!
4 | yesterday and served notice on Count!
4 Treasurer w p. Wheeler as follows: You
4 | as county treasurer OF Cass county, are mott
E fed that Judge Munger OF the Unitei
Il States circuit court has issued an order re
" straining you from In any manner attempt
i ing 10 collect from the Burlington RailrOa
8 / company its agents or representatives 4
your county, the taxes levied against sal
railroad company Ia your county"