Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-01

beth, was united in marriage to Henry
Yost, and their son, George; to Elizabeth i.a
lical church officiating.
NEBRASKA CITY-The funeral of Eu-
gene Cone was held this afternoon from
the family home and was very largely at
tended The Eagles were in charge of the
services and were assisted by the Wood
men of the World. The employees of the
packing house attended in body.
BEATRICE-A cold rain fell here yester-
day and last night, freezing as it fell:
The trees were covered with coating of
ice this morning and many fear that some
of the fruit buds have been injured, while
others are of the opinion that the season
is not far enough advanced for the buds
to be damaged. The rainfall is estimated
at an inch
FREMoNT-At the session of the county
board Wednesday senate files ~ and io4'
tenance Of bridges, bridge approaches and
culverts were discussed. The board was
of opinion that the bill would draw too
heavily on bridge funds and resolution
was adopted requesting the representatives
from this county to vote against 1t.
BBATRICE-Glenn Wilson, son of j. L.
Wilson, who lives in Logan township, shot
a large gray wolf yesterday on the farm
of G. L. Mumford on Bear creek. Inc
animal was hiding in a pile OF brush near a.
the creek when the hunter discovered II
and brought it down the first shot. II
weighed nearly fifty pounds.
BEEMER Real estate continues 70
change hands in Beemer. Yesterday NJ.
burlington, consideration s., $50. Mr.. Mead
and family have moved to Crotton, Nep.'
where they will permanently settle Mr..
burlington will retire from his farm, two
miles north of Beemer, and Will occupy
his newly purchased home
RULO-August Becker and Miss Emma
! Zimmerman were married at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Zimmerman, today. They were both born
porous farmer families. over 200 guests
attended the wedding ceremony and rela-
tives from Wiseman were also present.
| NEBRASKA CITY-The Burlington has
| long had trouble with a piece of track at
| Barney, small station southeast OF TINS
city, as the river has continually kept cut
nculty the company has let the contract
TO Frank Thomas to build a new track one
and three-quarters miles long ana put IL
| much nearer the bluffs.
| OXFORD-H II. Adams, a well known
character about town., died today at the
advanced age of 50 years, and Will be buried
| Army post. His death was due to senile
| decay. Deceased was one of the hrst set
| tiers of Furnas county, having resided IN
this community continuously for thirty
! three years He leaves a wife and three
| children, all of this city.
EUSTIS-A man named Brady, stopping
! at the Commercial hotel, got careless with
a pump shotgun, and narrowly missed
| injurinR the other occupants of the place
He was extracting some shells from tht
! gun, when in some manner he discharged
| it. The shells were loaded with No shot
and did not do any further damage thar
| to tear a big hole through the front door
| After order had been restored Brady wa
quietly advised to go out on the. prairie
and play with his shot gun.
| OXFORD-Charles Norman, a farmer liv'
ing four miles east of oxford, is suffering
from a pronounced form of smallpox anC
his home has accordingly been placed undel
| quarantine restrictions. Near Mascot, In
an adjoining neighborhood, Mr. Coe and
four children are also being treated fol
the same disease One or two other per
sons Of this vicinity have developed sus
picious symptoms and their cases are be
ing watched with interest. The contagioI
is believed to have been communicated by
a patient recently discharged from the Den
yer pesthOuse.
BEATRICE r. Craig and j. H. In
man have announced themselves as candi
dates for the Office of police Judge, IN,
latter being the present incumbent. Ther,
appears TO be a scarcity of candidates TO
mayor. 1t is understood NJ. +. Shultz, tn,
present mayor, would not be adverse to tn
nomination, and he will most likely be
candidate. c. J. McColl. alderman from
the Third ward, announced himself a can
didate for the office on the Republican
jackson are trying to prevail upon him 4
make the race, but he has refused to be
candidate.
PLATTSMOUTH-Jam Fogerty, aged Z
| years, passed away in his home In thi
city where ne had resided for twenty-tw
years, and was employed in the Burling
ton shops Deceased was born in Queen
county; Ireland Father w. F. Bradlee;
church Thursday, and the body was burie
beside that of his wife. Three children
Kern f., Havelock; James F., Roanoke
her father, survive him. Mrs. Anna HaTt
a sister-in-law; Mrs. James Leary an
children and Mrs. Tom Whalen, all froI
; Omaha, attended the funeral
California olive Raiser. Aroused.