Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-14

the representative Of York college In the
state contest. which will be held at Crete.
TECUMSEH-State Senator J. q. O'Con-
neil, who has been sick at his home here
for the last few days, expects to be able to
resume his seat in the state senate Monday.
BEATRICE-Leonard Harkins. n former
Beatrice boy who recently located in De
troit Mich. has Joined the Isle OF Spice
company now playing an engagement at St
CAMBRIDGE-The funeral Of Rev. Al
cinous haston was held from the Free
Methodist church. The deceased was an
S. isS SCI " '' W. - -
REPUBLICAN CITY-Rev. e f. Has
kins Of Ports, Kan. viii conduct a series
church this week, beginning Tuesday, Jan
uary Is.
REPUBLICAN CITY-A Mr.. Fisher. a
horse buyer OF Colorado Springs, was In
this section and purchased several head of
good horses for which he paid good,
round price
WEST PoINT,-H. H. Howarth part
owner OF the West Point bottling works
has purchased the interests of the kerl
brothers in that establishment and is now
the sole owner
WEST PoINT-The fees received by the
various county officers OF Cunning county
for the year 1905 are: County Judge, N,56StS;
county clerk, S3,OO3.76; clerk of the district
court, H,5ss.55: sheriff. S93l.57.
WEST PoINT-After moderating con
siderably for the last two days, the weather
changed yesterday and rain fell some
hours freezing as 1t fell The streets are
icy and locomotion very difficult.
WEST PO1NT-John Weisner, jr., who
has been for some time conducting a meat
market at Telling. has sold out his inter.
ests at that place and will locate in the
same line Of business at Sioux City.
BLUE H1LL--The Royal Neishbors held
| installation Of officers at their regular
meeting on Friday evening and the work
was excellent after which fine supper
was served to members and their families,
TABLE RoCK-Bruce Woods, "A farmer
! living some three four miles west OF
] town, was severely hurt in a runaway acct
| dent on Friday evening, and as result is
confined to the house and will be Tor several
days.
! VALLEY-The Royal Highlanders in
stalled the following officers; N, l.. Thorp,
! /. p. Bert Talcott, c. C.; Mrs. Evan Bron-
/ son, secretary treasurer; Mrs. II. Hickson,
evangel: Charles Hansen warder; Irving
| Presby, s.
UMsEH-Hon. w. r. Barton OF this
| city, for many years manager of the Neid-
hart marble yards has bought the same
| OF Charles Neidhart Of Beatrice ana VIII
conduct the business in the future in his
! own interests.
WEST POINT-The will of the late Hon.
ID. c. Giffert was admitted to probate on
Thursday, Attorney p. NJ. Moody being
named therein executor. This estate
| is by far the largest ever administered In
Cunning county.
vALLEY-At the regular meeting Of the
| INDEPENDENT order of odd Fellows, Valley
lodge No 2s2, the following Officers were
] installed; +. F. Curtis, noble grand; 3 >.
| Luton, vice grand; j. G. Pollock, secre-
| tary; John Mcmahon, treasurer.
! BLUE HILI-At the annual meeting OF
the Farmers institute the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year; Presi-
dent F. c. Buschow; secretary, L., Z:
! Peisiger; treasurer, A. ID. Bauer; board OF
directors, Albert Kort, Hugo schulz anu
Jacob Toll.
REATRICE-Word was received here yes
terday from Memphis, Tenn, stating that
r. b. Nichols, a former resident OF Sea
triee who has been employed with the
year, had been struck by switch engine
and killed. Mr.. Nichols was about ~ years
of age and leaves a young wife
! VAI.LEY--The Methodist Sunday school
held its annual election last Sunday ano
! elected the following officers: II. M BUTTS
superintendent; George Edmister, assistant
Fannie Lentell, secretary Vera GURUS as
sistant secretary; Julia Grover, treasurer
clifford Edmister, librarian; Mrs. Grace
VIII, chorster; Miss Coulter, organist.
TABLE ROCK-The Table Rock Clay and
Brick company, consolidated, has Just heio
It's annual meeting and the following Doarc
of directors has been elected: {. X. SIlitn
Miller w II Wis s1Tee a0q @et ant
elected the following officers: C. X smith
president; George F. Cotton secretary
ID. X. Miller, treasurer
| TECCMSEH-Noth Is heard of the es
capped convicts, j. Patterson ana arthur Al
len, who were working on parole Tor JChn
county ba and Alien Mno wRo Was
ployed by J. l.. Jobes, south or the city
| took new suit of clothes, a new oNercoal
bank. in which was IS in small change, anc
other articles'of value y.
YoRK-County superintendent A. i
, Sandal refused to qualify, saying that ~
the time Of mis- nomination and during tn,
election, owing to Mrs. Sandals poo 200
health he was W Sbat be- mer had no T dea o.
accepting the nomination He handed ny
resignation to the county board on saIur
day. e. w Morrison of Bradshaw wal
. | IN I'LL the
BEATRlCE,-Mr and Mrs. 7. II. Jurgens
pioneer residents of Gage county, VINO re
side In Hanover township northeast OF lie
atrfce, celebrated their golden wedding an
niversary Saturday in the presence Oh
large company OF relatives and trlenas; ~. ~
family of tins estimable couple compress ne
four sons and one daughter, thrty-hv
grandchildren and two great grandchildren
All are living in Gage county.
; TECUMSEH-At the annual stockholders
meeting of the Citizens National 'bank o
this city the following board OF director
was chosen: Harry PhelLs' Edwin aoW W. ~
cumseh DIR. w. l.. Dayton and !. M. Kay
mond OF Lincoln; II. \. Libby Of FL
Greek. At the directors meeting the iei
lowing officers were chosen; President, job
r. Pierson vice president, l. M. Raymond
. cashier, c. ], Canon. 49,.
YORK-County Judge Taylor has dis
missed the case against A. Kasdori
charged with giving away and sellln
5 whisky in half-plnt bottle. Jim McGowa
, and Charles Ilgenfritz both under q, wen
,, to the barn of o. NJ. Smith, where Kasdor
i was employed, and there took seve al d. Ink
r from the half-pint bottle and became IN
toxicated Pat MCGOWAN. father OF Jiu
. ! MCGOWAN, filed complaint against kasdorl
but the evidence was not sufficient to war
= rant conviction.
. VALLEY-Robert La Feber, farme
, | who lived in the island~ district south O
= Valley started for his home from valley
" having been hauling corn to the seed nous
= all day, in an intoxicated condition l.
A the morning he was found in an unconsciou
! condition I'M q field near his home ROAD, IN
e ! wagon being overturned and the tear
l. waiting near. He was taken TO farn
. | house, but never regained consciousness
. ! and died a few hours later. The funera
: was held in Waterloo.
Z REPUBLICAN CITY-The Ancient Orde
= of United Workmen and Degree or Homo
: held a Joint installation OF othcers on ~
day night. The Degree members were IN
. first and the women performed their part
= ! we'll After the Degree of Honor had con
/ Guided it's work the Workmen proceeded {
: Install their officers. Deputy Grand Mastf
: Stump was present and, besides assistin
Il in the installation, delivered short and IN
| teresting lecture. A banquet was held /
> the hall at the conclusion OF the sprograH
BEATRICE-The quarterly meeting of tn
@ Farmers Elevator company was held q
: Plckrell Saturday and about seventy stock
. holders were present. The report or Mar
ager ]. ID. White on the business OF IN
j. company since the opening in Novembel
d 1905. showed that a half million bushels {