Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-02
move his stock to Polk and engage in busi-

move his stock to Polk and engage in busi-
mes here. .r.
wires suffered considerably as a result Of
the heavy fall of sleet which visited this
section Wednesday night and yesterday.
PLATTSMOUTH- - August Riekel fell
his way from South Omaha to this city 10
look for employment Fortunately no
bones were broken and he returned to
South Omaha.
COLUMBUS - Theodore Friedhoff and 4
Gus h. Spiece are the committee from the
Columbus Commercial club, and have gone
things and more especially the business Of
the power canal.
PLATTsMoUTH--At the home Of the
PniS oepeur Td the marriage ap S Of their
daughter, Miss Anna, to Alfred GAN
semer, the ceremony being performed by
HUMBOLDT. ]. segrist has resigned
his place as councilman from the Second
ward and Mayor Watske has appointed
James w. Kozel to I'LL the vacancy MI.
Segrist's term would have expired with the
present municipal year.
AUBURN-Henry Culwell died at his
home after an illness of many months.
Mr.. Culwell came to this county in 1857. He
served as sheriff for three successive terms
from 1887 to 1888 He was g. years Of age
at the time of his death.
BLUE HILL-The weather here the
past two days has been extremely DIS
agreeable. The atmosphere has been
two inches of snow and sleet fell and the
sidewalks are very slippery.
VALLEY--A quiet wedding was held at
the home of Mrs. Osborne at high noon
yesterday, when Rev. Cauffer of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church united in marriage
Miss Jessie Osborne and Arthur Reed. They
will reside on a farm near valley.
TECUMSEH-Dr. 8. Bacon of Tecumseh
has received an appointment as surgeon in
the service Of the United States and has
pitai at Norfolk Va. The position pays to
start, s125 per month and all expenses.
HUMBOLDT-The twentieth wedding an
niversary of Mr.. and Mrs j. A. Williams
was celebrated by large number Of their
neighbors and friends, who gave them
pleasant surprise 4 handsome set OF Hay-
AUBURN-Bert Smith. former Auburn
boy, writes from Reno, New, that he and
his partner have struck several claims
there that will make them rich and, in
fact, have already made them many
thousand dollars better on than they were.
YoRK-Alfred Miller, one OF the best
York county living near Bradshaw, died
Saturday morning The deceased was
one Of the successful and prosperous
a large estate.
COLUMBUs-The other evening a young
Pelander was out hunting the gun went
| on and shattered the ankle bone He was
| brought to the hospital here for an opera
| ton. but died before II could be performed,
| from great loss OF blood. He was buried
In the Catholic cemerery here.
| BEATRICE-Word was received here
yesterday announcing the death OF Mrs.
Peter Alderman, which occurred at her
home at Albany, Ore, aged 63 years. Mrs.
Alderman lived in Beatrice for many years
/ before locating In Oregon, and she is sur
/ vived by her husband and four sons.
| BEATRICE-Last evening, at the home
| of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. c.. w.
King, who reside a mile northeast Of Bea-
| trice, occurred the marriage Of Miss Myrtle
/ King TO Mr.. Oscar WaymRn, Rev. T. L.
Swan ofhciaung. Mr.. and Mrs, Wayman
will make their home in Beatrice for the
present.
BEATRICE-Judge Raper yesterday ad-
| journed court to next Monday after rem
case. The Injunction case of II. +. Cook
against the city Of Beatrice, to prevent IL
from constructing a sewer through his
property in northeast Beatrice is set for
| hearing Monday.
BEATRICE-Following is the mortgage
report for Gage county for the month Of
| February: Number of farm mortgages
| filed. 81; amount, Sl14O11; number OF farm
number OF city mortgages iled. ~ amount,
| SIS $50; number OF city mortgages released,
/ 81; amount. So 2S2
| HUMBOI4DT-At Pleasant View cemetery
Thursday. occurred two interments the
| Of John Beard and wife OF that neighbOr-
hood, and later the body OF Frank Hartz-
ell, a former resident OF that neighborhood.
who has been residing at Auburn a year
( He was about co years Of age.
| BEATRICE-The breaking OF the crank
shaft on Union Pacific motor car No. s.
/ near HanlOn last evening caused a delay
OF three hours in reaching Beatrice An
/ engine from Lincoln was secured TO push
| the car into Beatrice. No. 8 from Omaha
arrived here this morning and will be used
regularly until No. Is repaired.
| cOLUMBUS-Miehael TwardOski has
brought suit against J6hn Borowiak FOR
21nn damages for iniuries received bv a