Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-02

EUSTIS-High school girls are planning
to organize a basket ball team.
BLUE HILL-The roads have been in fine
shape the past two weeks and considerable
grain has been brought in.
PERU-The local ice harvest is COM
pleted. An unusually large amount Of ex-
ira good ice has been put up.
COLUMBUS-A large crowd attended the
horse sale at Brannigan's barn There
were 600 horses there for sale.
NEBRASKA CITY-Ice dealers and prf-
vate concerns are having ample quantities
OF fine ice. both river and lake.
CoLUMBUS-Everitt J. Farrell has
brought suit for divorce against Sophia
BEATRICE-There are thirty-six factor
lee now in successful operation In Beatrice,
and the outlook for more industries the
coming year is favorable.
BEATRICE-Mr Alvin Thoman and Miss
Eunice Brown, both Of Blue Springs, were
united in marriage at that place Wednesday
afternoon, Rev. William Boswell officiating.
SCHUYLER-The little daughter of Emil
Hornung, who died Tuesday, was buried
Friday after services at the Lutheran
church
BLUE HIII-There will be a lecture at
the Catholic church on February IL on the
Passion play illustrated by lifesize moving
pictures
EUsT1s--Rev: G. J. Keller of Lincoln is
assisting Rev. Mr.. Hackman in the revival
meetings now in progress at the German
Methodist church.
EUsTIs-The Pioneer bank will shortly
This bank, which was recently established
is doing an excellent business.
EUSTIS-A. F. Olson has returned from
Colorado, where he went to look at irri-
gated land. Mr.. Olson says he saw some
braska.
sCHUYLER-The little daughter of Bert
Clayton died at their home Wednesday
morning OF pneumonia. The funeral was
held Friday, conducted by Father Mo
Carthy.
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by J. w. Grimes announcing the death
OF his brother, Edward Grimes, a former
Beatrice resident. which occurred at Rut-
CoLUAIBUS-The First National bank of
Humphrey has brought suit in district court
asking Judgment against Peter Ernst and
=; NJ Coohngham for the sum OF s6S on a
promissory note.
NEBRASKA CITY-The funeral of John
Kelly of Palmyra took place yesterday.
He was one OF the best known residents
of western otoe county. Pneumonia was
the cause Of his death.
BEATRICE-The OdeI Farmers Elevator
company declared s per cent dividend az
It's annual meeting. During the year 1SO6
the company handled ,l36 bushels OF
grain, for which It paid sc 3sS 81.
ST. PAULINE. MAIDS George Anderson
ried yesterday at the country home OF the
groom's parents near Gushing, Rev. Larsen
OF the Lutheran church oficiating.
oRD-ord lodge Knights OF Pythias in
stalled II. z. Olson, chancellor coihmAnder;
g. A Parkins, vice chancellor; A. 8. Kou-
pal, prelate; Joseph BaTta, keeper OF records
and seal. and George Slower, master OF ex-
chequer.
GENEvA-News is received Of the death
@ Bonnie Smith. youngest son OF Mr. and
Mrs 1. N. Smith Of Chicago, who form
erly lived In Geneva He was 10 years OF
age and died after an operation for APP
pendicitis
PERU-John Miller, a farmer living south
east of town. fen from a load OF WOOD while
turning round in the street He received
bad scalp wound and was severely
fears internal injuries.
BEATRICE-The ice dealers Of Beatrice
| have force OF about 100 men engaged In
harvesting ice on the river. The ice Is
from ten 20 twelve inches thick and from
present Indications there will be an abund-
ant supply for local consumption next sea
son.
PAPMLIoN-Harry Gates. Is years old.
the only son Of Charles Gates, living near
Gilmore, shot himself accidentally yester-
day, SCATTERING his arm near the elbow
When the doctor arrived he was very weak
Will recover.
SILVER cREEK-D. ]. rOwsiee. harness
book containing 80 IN ebecks ana c1t-
reney. He had the book before dinner On
thursday and missed IL early in the aft
ernoon- one Of the checks was for his
I last months pension
| EATRICE-Yesterday afternoon AZ the
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
| Gerhart Ems. West Beatrice WAS col
sInnized the marriage OF their daughter,
Miss MARY Enzs. 70 Mr.. Henry JantEen.
couple win make their home on a farm
near Plymouth. Jefferson county.
CoLUMBuS-c. J. Carlow. the attorney
Is suffering from an in1ury 20 the eye. He
went cut 70 cut q httls kndl1hG AZ hil