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

very successful revival meeting in this city
last winter and made many friends who
regret to learn of his untimely demise
BLUE HILL-E. Mcbride of this city,
cashier of the First National bank, who
has been by the bedside OF his father, who
resides in Iowa, arrived home Saturday
evening but today was called back again,
a telegram stating he was very low.
CAMBRIDGE-The warm rain which
commenced falling early Saturday morning
continued until Sunday morning, when 4
turned to snow. Two inches of water fell
during the twenty-four hours II rained, be-
sides there Is about two inches of snow
covering the ground.
SCHUYLER-The newly appointed rural
free delivery mail carriers for COlfax
county are: William r, Davis, route 3.
out of Schuyler; George Howe, route 8, out
of Schuyler; John Urbanek routes and B.,
out of Clarkson; William G. Brunswick,
route l, out of Leigh.
HUMBOLDT-Buslness men OF Humboldt
report the holiday business unusually good,
with the possible exception of heavy winter
goods for which the demand was not
strong owing TO the mild weather, The
very satisfactory in this section.
HUMBOLDT. S. Hackett, a local
druggist, was called to Cottonwood Springs,
Kan. by the news of the sudden death of
his father, h. b. Hackett who was the
| victim of an attack Of heart trouble. The
| latter was about Ga years of age and we'll
known pioneer resident of his section.
! ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in this city have
received news Of the engagement and ap-
! preaching marriage OF DR.. George f.
| Tucker, former Humboldt young man,
and son of Judge Eugene A. Tucker and
wife, late OF this city. now Of Los Angeles.
| Cal, to Miss Mae Heller, young society
woman of Riverside. Cal.
| FREMONT-Mrs. Cora Smith, wife of DR..
| L. b. Smith, died suddenly this morning OF
| heart disease. She had been in poor health
for some time, but her condition was not
considered dangerous. She had lived In
Fremont since her marriage about twenty
! eight years ago. and had been a leader in
church work and prominent in society She
| leaves, besides her husband, two sons, the
/ eldest member Of the senior class in the
| high school,
TABLE ROCK-Mrs. Miranda Rhoden,
| wife Of J. L. Rhoden. living a couple Of
day morning. after a lingering illness Of
| almost a year, of consumption. at the age
| OF 81 years. She leaves a husband five
| sons and two daughters, all living in tho
| ent at the time Of her death. Funeral
| services will be held here tomorrow at the
| Christian church and burial win be in the
! Table Rock cemetery.
| PLATTSMOUTH-C W. Moore
passed away in the Nebraska Masonic home
sunday night. He was born in Bristol
| England, March Is, 1872. He was member
OF Capital lodge No. 3 in Omaha, but WA
| a resident OF the home, September 28 1895
His daughter, Mrs L. F. Strong Is resd
ing in Omaha. His second marriage, 4
l Miss Mary z. Long, occurred in Council
! BUNS, Ia, about twelve years ago, and shi
has been with him since coming To tn,
home. The funeral services will be by Rev
j. II. Salisbury, pastor Of the First Presby
terrain church, in the home at ? o'clock II
the afternoon. lnterment In Oak Hill Gem
etery.
| MBOLDT-Considerabl local interes
Is felt IN the case Of the State against DR.
J. L. Candy OF this city, which has JUS