Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-24
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BEATRICE-Bert Mayer was severely
ing
BEATRICE-The local lodge of Elks will
day night.
BEATRICE Evangelistic meetings At
ellis, conducted by Rev. Mr.. Enslow are
drawing large crowds.
BEATRICE-The Board of Supervisors
adjourned to January after allowing a
large number of claims
BEATRICE-A farmers institute will he
held at Virginia on January % and g. A
me program Is being prepared.
BEATRICE-A pair Of the Fulton blood
hounds was taken to Wahoo yesterday Il,
run down man who had attempted to fire
BLUE HILL-Webster county's share Of
the state school fund apportionment is
N,06sO There are 4,lOl persons of school
age in the county.
BLUE HILIz-Edward c. Wilson c Line
precinct and Sophia M. Hessman o. Blue
I'm were united In marriage last Friday by
Rev. Mr.. Hummel. -
BLUE HILI-At the meeting of the
GieHwood Telephone company Friday in the
city nan about 100 members were present
and accepted the new bylaws of the com
CHADRON-s. NJ. DAD Loomer, pro-
prietor of the Rink opera house, had a
stroke OF paralysis two days ago He has
not regained consciousness and little hope
Is expressed by his physicians for his re-
covery.
BLUE HILL-William OFT of Iowa is
visiting his sister, Mrs. william Moede
Of this city 1t is just forty years since
they have seen each other Both of them
parted in Germany, and this meeting was
a happy one.
BEATRICE-On complaint of c. G. Eakin.
l.. y, Loyejoy was arrested for moving a
building through the streets without first
obtaining permit from the city clerk.
The case Will be heard in Judge Inman's
court next Thursday
BEATRICE-The statement of the State
Savings and Loan association Of this city
shows assets of over $4,000, of which
amount $4,000 is In first mortgages Tho
association has over lao stockholders,
living In different parts of Nebraska.
BEATRICE-The Loyal Mystic Legion of
America met and elected these officers:
r. A. Phelps, worthy counselor; Mrs. Tom
Lawrence, worthy vice counselor; Mrs. f.
A. Lee, worthy prophet; w. l.. Lenhart,
secretary; Mrs. w. +. Lenhart, treasurer
TECUMSEH-R G.. DrysdaIe of Dewitt
Will succeed w. II. Book as agent for the
TO Auburn to take the place made vacant
by the resignation of G.. W. Thomas. The
change viii be made here the first of-the
year.
OSCEOLA-The Tribe OF Ben Hur No.
80 Friday evening initiated class of more
than 100, and after the initiation tables
were set in the banqueting hall in the
basement Of the building. The David City
degree team was present and exemplifed
the work
ALBIoN-The building season in Albion
mas not yet closed and several large build
ings In the course of construction are
being pushed along at a rapid rate. Me-
weather permits will continue busy most
of the winter.
CHADRON-Albert b. Adams of ST.
Louis and Pearl Donaghue, daughter Of
the mayor OF Chadron and proprietor OF
the Blaine hotel, we're married last week.
Rev. e. f. Eberly of the First Baptist
church otiieiated. Their future home will
BEATRICE-George Frederick. bow
about - years old, who myster!ously dis
appeared from his home near Beatrice
Lincoln by his father. He is employed as
driver Tor a transfer company and offers
no explanation for leaving home.
BLUE HILL-The following officers were
elected by the Modern Woodmen on Thurs
day December 20: Vice counsel, w. A.
Tarrisoni worthy adviser, Tustan Kortwitz;
escort J. X. Martin; sentry, Carl Lepin;
Waterman 6e6Iaa5. "a Hilton physician, John
ager, T. Il. Delehoyde,
BEATRICE-The Dempster company has
declared It's second dividend for the year
under It's profit sharing plan This divi-
$500 distributed during 1876 Following
the annual custom Of the company each
OF the employees was presented with
turkey as Christmas present II required
nearly 1900 pounds to supply the demand.
OSCEOLA-County Judge II. H. Camp
beH has been the cause Of making six
issued licenses to wed to Charles Wilcox
and Miss Elizabeth Wiseley, Horace j. Lee
and Miss Lulu J., Davis and Edward l..
Miller and Miss Helen Peters, and IN his
happy way he spoke the words to the
last named couple that made them man and
wife until death do them part"
CHADRON--J. +. Ferguson OF Omaha at
tended the funeral Of his brother, Charles
y lscotty( Ferguson, who was found
frozen 10 death two miles from ChadrOn.
Deceased had been one OF the police force
here for some time, but has been mentally
unbalanced for several months and, though
closely watched, evaded every one and was
lost two days and nights before being
found, though searching parties were sent
IN all directions. Funeral services were
held In the First CONGREGATIONAL church
In charge Of the Elks.
TECUMsEH-D!stTiet court was in ad-
tourned session In this city Thursday and
Friday. Judge J. b. Raper OF Pawnee City
was on the bench and but two or three
cases were considered. In the case OF
g. W. D'Ment against A. T. Fried the
court set the sale aside Mr.. D'Ment who
llves In this county, bought a drug stock
OF Mr.. Fried, who lives at PlRttsmouth
the stock being located IN that city. After
the sale was made Mr. D'Ment became of
the opinion the stock had been misrepre-
scented or over valued 10 him. The matter