Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03
News of Nebraska.

News of Nebra ska.
EUSTIS-Citizens will hold a mass meet
ing Monday night to argue the school
BEATRICE-Rev. c. E. Cobbey has ten
dered his resignation as pastor of the Chris
tian church at Wymore.
EUSTIS-Mr and Mrs. Clyde Williams
have returned from their honeymoon trip.
They will make their home here.
sEwARD--The woman's club of Seward
members on Wsshington's birthday.
HERMAN-Mrs. ]. c. Alderman is Sc
riously Ill with pneumonia; There are
eight cases of smallpox In the county.
GENEVA-Silver Link Rebekah lodge Mo-
IL initiated two members and served re-
freshments in honor of Miss JOY Hart
SEWARD-Mss Maude Horney and Rob
ert Martin of Beaver Crossing were mar
ried at the home of the brides father Tues
day.
BEATRICE-Mrs. G. T. 10y an old res
ident of Wymore, died yesterday, aged sixty
years. She leaves a husband and six chill
dren.
CIADRoN-The death is announced of
Elmira Wikert wife of Daniel Wikert,
aged IL years. She leaves a husband and
four children.
BEATRICE Sovereign Lecturer Schleh of
Omaha will address an open meeting of the
Woodmen Of the World, TO be held here
Monday night.
BEATRICE-A cold wave struck this
vicinity Friday night. There was a light
fall of snow accompanied by strong
northwest wind.
| NORTH PLATTE-The North Platte Vol
unteer Fire department will give their
twentieth annual ball on the evening of
| Easter Monday April /.
| COLUMBUS-Judge Ratterman performed
| at his office the wedding ceremony for
Thomas A. Bloom and Miss Georgia A.
| leeper of David City.
| COLUMBUS-At the Clother house on
| Wednesday Rev. r. =. L. Hayes performed
| the marriage ceremony for Mr.. Ebert NJ.
| Vaught and Miss Phoebe V. Campbell
1 IA Inc of hn n erA
school pupils Thursday evening Arthur
Buckner, son of Rev. Buckner, was elected
editor-in-chief of the High School Annual.
DAVID CITY-Rev. Lee Furgeson closed
| his work as pastor of the David City Chris
| tian church on last Sunday evening. A new
pastor will be secured as soon as possible.
CHADRON-The Young Mems Christian
association greatly regrets the removal OF
| DIR. G. +. Campbell from here to take
charge of the association In South Omaha
| BROKEN BOW-The farmers institute
held in Broken Bow Wednesday and Thurs
day of this week was largely attended
every part of the county being well repre-
scented.
HASTINGS-Burlington passenger train
No. collided with freight engine in the
local yards Saturday noon. Both engines
and several passenger cars were derailed
NobQdy was hurt
TEKAMAH-Mrs s. A. Bruce, aged 80
died yesterday at the home of her SON
about FIVE miles, west Of this place. Mrs
Bruce is an old resident of this county
coming here In the 7Os.
ALLIANCES. 8. Hayman OF Grand
Island has been looking the ground over
for the purpose OF locating a business col
leRe to be under the direction of his son
Prof. Ora A. Hayman of Holdrege.
TEKAMAH-Mrs. T. A. Livingston. livine
about three miles west of here, was badly
injured in a runaway yesterday her right
ear being nearly severed from her head by
being dragged on the frozen ground.
| EUSTIS-The Burlington is furnishing
each elevator one car per day to NOV
the 1900 bushels of grain in store here
All available cars are being used to trans
port the ice crop. the largest In years.
DAVID CITY-Mrs. Cora Hawthorne will
continue the clothing business which wal
owned by her late. husband, L. ID. Haw
thorne. Flint Dee, who has been clerkinl
! for Mr.. Hawthorne, will be general man
ager
WEST POINT-Frank Schmitt partne
in the clothing firm of Schmltt Bros, ha
sold out his interests to his brother, Mat
Schmitt, and has left for Concordia, Kan
) where he will go into the clothing bushes
. himself.
, TEKAMAH-The men arrested by Sheriff
Phipps, charged with gambling, all valves
preliminary examination and were boun'
! over to the district court, The. judge place.
but three were able to give.
BEATRICE-E. E. Fike, for many year
4 employed with the First National bank o
this city, has resigned his position and vii
go to work for the Security Investmen
, company at Lincoln. He will be succeeds
by II. r. Chamberlain Of Yale, Ia.
: NORTH PLATrE-P. II. McEvoy re
3 turned from Cheyenne, his purpose Their
a being the attendance of foremen of tn
wrecking outfit on the Hartman system
a This meeting proved a helpful one, an
much good will result from this conference
E AINSwORTII-Mrs Sarah Crawfort
, aged 70 years, is dead here a result O
heart disease. She leaves a husband Janu
airy they celebrated their golden wedding
The funeral will take place Sunday unde
, the direction Of the Women's Relief corps
GENEVA-Monday evening the Equs
Suffrage club Will give an entertainment
in the high school building for the benef
Of the domestic science fund. The club
= expecting to hire teacher for the domesti
Q science class for the remainder of the schoC
=, year.
COLUMBUS-Lieutenant Hensley, son {
u Judge and Mrs. w. N Hensley. has re
l. ceived the appointment of defending Coz
A | poral Knowles of the Twenty-fifth infantr
!, In the court martial where Knowles