Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-10

- It. AiauQues TWO OF ICrh ulo-l popu-
lar young people were united In marrtaEe-
ciated.
COLuMBUs-Frank Clopek and Mise
Podrassa were married az the Catholic
church. A wedding feast at the home q
the brides parents In Polk county followed
the ceremony
DAVID CITY-CharIes II. Harris started
Tuesday for Medaryville. Ind, 70 visit his
aged parents and be present az the celebra-
ton :, OF their golden wedding. which occurs
PLATTSMOUTH-The subject Of the de-
bate IN the high school was Resolved,
Operate Railroads. The question was de-
cided IN the Affirmative.
BEATRICE-Gage lodge No. 1si, Fra
meeting last evening. which was addressed
| by George A Ostrom Of Omaha. state
organizer and supreme protector.
WEST PoINT-The Clay County
Farmers institute was well attended. Ex-
/ Governor Poynter lectured to a fair-sized
audience on Dairying" and W. z; Akin
/ son Of Pawnee on Tree Culture"
SEwARD-At the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank HOnderseheldt. Chris sonday
| and Miss Lorraine Emrick were mar
/ rted. Rev. Mr.. Presson. commandant OF
the Milford Soldiers Home. oficiated
RED CLOUD-The new courthouse COM
mittee reported to the Commercial club
Tuesday evening enough signers TO war
county board at the next meeting in March
/ NEBRASKA CITY-Patrick Mccain. who
/ has lived for many years near Syracuse.
/ died yesterday from pneumonia. His son
4 Charles Is also seriously Ill with the same
ailment and fears are entertained for his
1 recovery.
! AUBURN-At a special meeting the
| county commissioners appointed NJ. 5.
McIninch temporary county Judge during
the absence OF County Judge McCarty,
! of his mother
CLAY CENTER-E. T. Elwood. an old
settler in Clay county and for many years
| superintendent OF the Clay county poor
! farm. died at his home two miles west
of Clay Center Friday night He will be
buried Sunday
! BEATRICE-The Beatrice Electric COM
pany resumed work on the electric line to
| wymore. which is to supply power for the
new plaSt at that place The line win be
remains favorable.
DAVID CITY-John r. Neal. who was
operated on at David City hospital last
"Wednesday. died Friday evening. Mr.. Neal
was the father Of Oliver Neal, who about
a month ago was kicked by a colt and
had his neck broken
| BEATR1CE-Mrs. Mary Nelson, living
southwest Of the city, yesterday received
a telegram announcing the death OF her
brother, Darius Eastman, which occurred
Of paralysis at his home at Warren. Ill.
He was u years Of age.
BEEMER-The Modern Woodmen camp
installed the following oficers: Hugo
Mueller. V. c.: r. Brutzke. b r Al
bright. w. A; How sechrist. clerk; Hy
Bunk. manager; w. II. BIumer. sentry
JoHu E~rnotr Waterman.
| NORTH PLATTE-County Superintendent
Trotter has selected February p as Pa
irons day in the rural and village schools
red os the bss r11E o are bS eng Si
in the different branches.
WYMORE-In the debate Saturday night
between Wymore and Humboldt, Wymore
won The subject was, Resolved. That
) the Cuban government remain under con-
troll Of the United States government
Humboldt had the Affirmative.
i A lK,I4a
pioneer resident OF Gage county. died
Thursday morning at the homie Of his
visitinS beaIh this Tp so ne S, mao a h5SitI
to rally from a serious operation.
| DAVID CITY,. T. Skinner died at his
home In this city at 1880 Thursday morn
ing. Paralysis was the cause OF his death
He leaves a wife and four children 70
mourn his loss. Funeral was held at the
family residence Friday afternoon.
, SCHUYLER-Fire started in the home oil
, Otto Youngbluth, four miles north Of
Schuyler, but was extinguished before much
damage was done. The flames started
: where the stovepipe runs through the up
per floor, before reaching the chimney.
, YORK-Louis Rothman, the well known
rooms in the York opera house. All o.
the third floor will be occupied by the Yorl
Commercial club. and when finished the,
! will be the best suite OF rooms In the state
! Emma, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. JohI
; Stauffer, was married to Simon Statler Of
formed rI the ceremony s RECEPTION foi
{ lowed at the home OF the brides parents
YoRR-Mr. H. +. Requartte, forme
4 business man of this city, and family hav'
: returned from Florida and have move,
back to York. Mr.. Requartte says tina
: Of all the places he has lived in within tn
York.
l NEBRASKA CITY-Mrs Mary Lechner
1 wife OF Fred Lechner. living seven mile
, typhoid fever she leaves several small
: | children. Funeral services will be he'll
! | Monday morning at st. Benedict's Cathoh
y LYONS - At the last meeting OF tn
: Lyons board Of trustees an ordinance wa
passed levying an occupation tax upon al
| hre insurance companies, the proceeds q
|, ! go toward maintaining proper fighting
= force in the Eewly organized Lyons mr.
department
REATRICI.-F1lneral services for the lat
! Richard Bowen. who died at Nebraska Cit
= Thursday night, were held here today a
Episcopal church. Rev. U. @. Brown OF
: aciating. Interment was In EVergree
: Home cemetery.
r KEARNEY-The w. F. Smith compan
made two big deals in one day this week
selling the Vangren ranch near Callawa
to Henry Ritter Of Eigin. Neh;, for SsS,o 90
= and a Touring mill at Dodge. Neb,, to MI
Westcott who was the man selling tn
i ranch. at a consideration of $4,000
: BEEMER-Onicers OF the Beemer Stat
bank have been elected as follows: A L
Beemer, president; Thomas c. Kirk. vic
r president; Ira z. williams cashier; VIII
J. liam p. Mangold. assistant cashier WI
n liam K. Smails, James Mcnamara, William
A. Holmes. John c. Briggs. directors.
4 SCHUBERT. W. Trullinger. oversee
}. for four years Of the Colfax county poo
{ farm. has declined TO accept the posit. o
for another year, although the commission
n ers have offered him higher wages. MI
! Truilinger and family move next mont
4 onto a farm Of his own near Ciarks-
WEST POINT-At a sale at the farr
A of Andrew Palmquist. east OF West Point
! a unique Offering was made, consisting o
!, 400 pure-bred White Wyandotte chickens
This Is the first time IN the history o
=, | the county where 80 large number o
- pure-bred fowls was offered for sale
v LYONS-W. A. Peterson. W. ]. Stone, I
+. La Rue and J. H. Tryon will each hol
a thoroughbred Duroc-Jersey hog sale o
= four successive dates the latter part 9
y this month. and on February Is w. n
McLemore OF Kearney will hold a thor
Oughbred ShorthOrn cattle sale In this city
TECUMSEHAThe funeral of John Ora
: was held at the family home Saturda
r morning The attendance was large III
sermon was by Rev. Richard Pearson, pai
\ tor OF the Methodist Episcopal church, {
e which organization Mr., Gran had long bee
= a member. Interment was In Tecumse
cemetery
a BEATRICE-District Clerk Quetn yesteI
J. day received an order from Judge Kellige
/ stating that Judge Raper was In q hospits
At Omaha and would not be able TO hOl
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