Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-23

of this city have arranged for union re-
vival meetings to be held. This union meet
II. Williams of Wheaton, ILL.,. who is now
conducting a r vival at the Plymouth
church of Lincoln.
HASTINGS-Eddie Carpenter aged 49, OF
Kearney, who was brought from Kearney
charged with horse stealing, will be trieu
next Tuesday. Carpenter is accused o!
Dr. Thiel of Hansen. The team was taken
to Fremont and there traded for two horses
which were sold in Kearney.
YoRK-Alex Stephens and N. A; Dean,
who are building two large brick store
rooms on Lincoln avenue and Seventl
street, have made proposition to rent the
entire upper moor TO the e niks 0nerias to
I2lks prefer to build an Elk home.
BEATR1CE-Judge Kelligar adjourned
district court yesterday to January, q.
The second case against j. H. Sparks, which
involves the Holt township bridge, was
continued to some time in April, 1t is
frsd tnan likely the GSSe VIII meyer pc
the first case brought against him.
PLATTSMOUTH-Th Tel Jed Sokol So
ciety gave its fifteenth annual masquerade
largely attended and proved to be sue
cess socially apd financially. Walter
Haines won first prize and Frank Lorenz
the second. Miss Frances Kanka won the
first prize women and Miss Mary Wray
second.
COLUMBUs-Edwa Larson is in the
B.
His uncle. Charles Larson, is the complain
ing witness. He says Edward came TO
make him visit and had become well
acquainted with the horse, cart and har-
ness, and coveted II so much that he took
it and left. Sheriff Carrig followed the
fellow and. captured him.
SCOTS BLUFF-The SCOTS Blur Com
mercial club held a meeting last Saturday
evening and elected the following officers
President, II. l.. Sans; secretary a. J.
Shumway; treasurer, A. l.. Bowen. T. d.
Deutsch, e. 4. Westervelt ana II. l.. Sans
were made a committee to confer with the
Beet Growers association in reference to
tlre sugar factory proposition.
CAMBRIDGE-All indications now point
to great building boom for Cambridge
during 1907. Plans are already under way
for two new brick blocks, new marble
front bank building, new $4,000 brick
hotel and a score of modern residences.
The new First Congregational church is
under way of construction and when COM
pleted. II promises to be the finest piece
of architecture In western Nebraska, at a
cost Of about $4,000. y.
prevented Saturday by the dealers purchas-
ing a carload of engine coal shipped In
by the Burlington for storage In the coal
was a fortunate thing for the people that
1t could be secured. Since Saturday sew
eral cars have been received BY the deal.
ers and the fuel situation is somewhat
better
FAIRBURY-A two days session of the
Jefferson County Farmers institute COM
i fnenced Monudyt Win a ialS &c dllSiludlSV
| Addresses were given by William Mohler
| Of Falls City S. r. McKelvie of Lincoln,
| former Governor POynter and d. p. Ash
! burn of Gibbon. The exhibit of grains and
other farm products and pantry stores was
a fine one. An exhibition of poultry was
made in connection with the institute.
| STANTON-The new RaRbe opera house
at this place was opened to the public last
Friday night The Florence Gale company
presented Romeo and Juliet to fairly
| large audience. Residents of Stanton arr
Justly proud Of Mr.. Rabies enterprise II
\ erecting and fitting house that is modern
! in all its arrangements and which would
do credit to much larger place thar
stanton Mr.. Raabe will manage the hous'
in person and promises that none bu
first class companies will be booked
| YORK-Amy K. Haggard was united II
marriage at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. c. G.. Haggard TO DR.. Frank g
Snyder, successful York physician. !
was one OF the prettiest weddings of tn
season. Prior to the wedding members o
the Elks lodge gave a luncheon to DI
Snyder in honor of the event c. E. Sandal
was POSTMASTER. In addition to liberia
and how to make excuses, DIR. Snyder wa
| presented with a handsome Elks charm.
! TSMOUTH-McMaken a. Son Nha
made all necessary arrangements L. com
mence harvesting ice from the Mssoul
river today, but John Schiappacasse Sc
cured an injunction from the district couT
restraining them from so doing. TIL
PENDANTS have no legal right to all OF tn
lee on the Missouri river, and says ths
the defendants refused TO allow him 100 O
even fifty feet of the ice surface. Conse
Quently neither of the ice dealers are max
irg hay" while the sun shines brightly.