Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-04

of this city. Mrs. Eva Fink OF Omaha and
Mrs Simon Hammers OF Red Bluffs Cal.
YoRK-The Alumni association OF tire
York High school will conduct on January
In the afternoon an art exhibit in the
gymnasium room of the York High school.
1t will be what is known a home loan
by local artists In water color, oil. ink,
pastel, crayon, carbon and china painting.
PLATTSMOUTH-C +. Yocum, a young
man who stole a fine team from a farmer
near Boone la. and drove II to this city
and was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Man
speaker here November "a and taken back
by the officers of that county, plead guilty
to the charge and was sentenced to serve
four years in the state penitentiary in
Iowa.
ARLINGTON-Chase A. Reynolds of this
city and Miss Maude c. Smith Of Council
Bluffs, Ia, were married at Fremont by
County Judge Stinson January at D. m.
Mr. Reynolds is the son OF ex-Commis-
sioner f. A. Reynolds and is wei known
in this county. Miss Smith is one of the
society bellies of Council Bluffs. Mr.. and
Mrs. Reynolds will reside in this city.
PLATTSMOUTH - Richard Forsho of
Kansas City, a special agent of the gov
eminent architectural department, was in
this city Wednesday and examined the diff
ferent sites offered for government post
ONCE ouildi ,h me report To, 9t me invest
Washington, ID. c., but he failed to in
form any OF the citizens here what that
report would be.
GRAND ISLAND-Yesterday afternoon,
at the home of Mrs Nina Jaedeke, mother
of the bride, Miss Bertha Jaedeke of Han
kn To- RS M pnSa f R the bonds paso OF
of the English Lutheran church of Grand
Island The happy young couple is ex-
pected to arrive in this city tomorrow and
the members of the church are planning
reception to them on Friday evening
AINswORTH-At the residence Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert
Moseley, occurred one of the most notable
weddings Of the season, when Miss Grace
Moseley was united in marriage to Mr., John
NJ OGDEN Utah The hOiIqa
was decorated profusely with cut flowers.
The bride was raised here, where she has
prominent business men of Ogden, where
they will make their future home.
TECUMSEH-At an adjourned session of
the city council last evening a resolution
was adopted instructing the city attorney
to prepare and cause to be circulated in
the three wards of the city the required
petitions to the city council to call special
election for the purpose of voting bonds
for a new electric lighting plant. 1t is
| proposed to bond the city in the sum of
| S15. 600, with which sum heating and light
ing plant complete will be constructed.
TECUMSEH-John Walker a colored
man, perhaps rs years of age, has been
very sick at the city jail here during the
week with pneumonia. He arrived in town
Saturday and complained of his sickness
to the city authorities. He said he had
been in the far northwest and that he vas
on his way to his home in Oklahoma City,
that he was without means and that he
was depending upon doing days work
here and there to get him to his destina-
ton.
YoRK-Mr. c. C. Morse, night operator
of the Burlington depot, who put up such
good fight with the robbers who held
him up, left yesterday morning for Lin
coln where they had two susl cts He is
unable to Identify either of the parties.
that thai tSe two U robbeTs were ioafing around
| his hotel two days before the holdup and
that one Of them was negro and the
| other a white man. The negro was the
larger the two,
TECUMSEH-The following is the mort
/ gage record for Johnson county for the
month of December, 1906, the figures coming
! from the records at the Office OF the county
clerk: Number of farm mortgages filed,
thirteen; amount, $a so; released, fifteen.
| amount, $24 760 Number of town and city
mortgages filed. five; amount, 1851; re-
| leased, FIVE; amount, 81, $50 Number of
chattel mortgages filed, ffty-four; amount,
n2SS6S9 released, sixty-stx; amount
! NEBRASKA CITYaAMrs Mary Bowman
Brinker, a highly respected and esteemed
at the advanced age Of o. The deceased
came to this city with her husband. the
late DR.. Brinker. in 1866 and has resided
here continuously since that time. She
Brinker and Mrs. Mary Humphrey Of Den
Of the Santa Fe; Mrs. Anna Beasley and
Misses Ella and Lucy Brinker of this city.
BEATRICE-Papers were filed yesterday
in the county clerks Office by the Chicago,
as lessees of the Atchison & Nebraska
railroad. the Burlington branch which runs
Adams. indicating the appointment of two
new trustees OF the AtchisOn & Nebraska.
company, appointed Arthur stamwood Of
death Of James H. Blake and Thomas Hol-
by the death OF George w. Wells.
| YORK-Deputy Sheriff ngenfritz and
Chief Of Police Brewer have just returned
Martin, the insane man Of Bradshaw. to
the hospital for the insane. They state
that they had the time OF their lives tO
keep Martin from in1urtng others and de-
stroying property. They claim that Mar
tin Is normally a veritable Hercules and
when seized with an insane desire to de-
molish things, it is dinicult matter for
even two men to handle him. Charles
Martin Is the young man from Bradshaw
sane.
FREMONT-The appointment of a re-
ceiver for the Standard Beet Sugar COM
pany wa surprise to people here who
are familiar with the situation. The COM
pany has been having a big run this sea
son. The beets have been of high quality
the tonnage per acre above the average
and II was hoped that they would be able
10 get on their feet again. People who
tracts for next season and the prospects
were good for an increased acreage over
last year The building and machinery
> are in hrst-class condition and only a year
doubled.
BRADSHAW-The citizens and business
men of this place are much worked vi
over the attempt to burn the high school
building and at citizens meeting they
appointed a committee to wait upon the
town board and requested that reward
of 500 be offered for information that
would lead to the capture and conviction
OF the incendiary who so carefully and
deliberately planned the burning of the
Bradshaw public school building. In ad-
dition to this, the business men propose
to offer an additional reward. II is be-
lieved that some one local attempted tC
burn the building.
YORK-Morris Dwinger, the boy charged
with obtaining $40 from Lint Healthier by
false pretenses and who has been running
up a board bill at the county Jail for the
last forty days, In a letter which he left
| addressed to Jailer Ilgenfritz just before
he departed through a transom, thanks
Jailer ngenfritz for the many faVorS
shown and the nice food prepared for hin
! and expressed a regret that he was leav
: ing without personally seeing Mr.. Ilgen
fritz and bidding him goodby, and stating
, that the last two weeks he did not like
, the company he was compelled to be as
ISOLATED with in the county Jail and men
: toned the crazy man, Charles Martin
who nearly scared him to death. In
! letter addressed to Sheriff Affierbach
DWinger says that he will make the monel
and pay Mr.. Healthier back every cen
that he owes him. There is not mucl
Z regret on the part OF the officials abou
! Dwinger's escape. While the charge wa
I filed against Dwinger, the complainant