Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-08
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BEATRICE-The finest crop OF ice In ten
4 Is from swelve, 60 fourteen inches Tn
STERLING-wednesday evening Media.
NJ NJ CatchJohn. was united in marriage
with Grover Alder. -l-s 49,
PAPILLION-Six inches OF snow. the
I'M. ne peioH ze.o ana eoal dealers
In town Wednesday.
PIAATTSMOUTH-Joh Rasgorshek who
was so badly beaten in Omaha last week.
was formerly engaged in the tailoring busi-
ness in Piattsmouth.
STERLING-Monday evening the city
council granted a franchise to Jerabek &
Buehler to establish an electric light plant
and contracted for eighty street lights.
SCOTIA-Nearly eight inches of snow
covers the ground at this place The
blizzard and the town is well supplied with
fuel.
PI.ATrsMoUTH-At the home OF the
Blanche vallery were united in marriage
by Rev. A l. link. pastor OF the Chris
tan church
HAsTINGs-Freda Lena Polinske. aged
IA months and Is days. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Pohnske. died Tuesday night of
trichina poison The funeral was conducted
this afternoon
FAIRBURY-The city council last even
ing authorized the construction OF sanitary
sewers in districts Nos l. and s at an
estimated cost Of tA2iS the bids TO be
PLATTsMOUTH-AIvin l. Jones and
Miss Sadie +. Rouse. both Of Plattsmouth.
were united in marriage By Rev. A l. link
pastor OF The Christian church. at the home
OF the brides parents
OSCEOLA-Invitatlons are ont for the
marriage OF Miss Olive Curtis OF OsceOia
be performed at the home Of the brides
parents on February IA 81
MULL4EN-Charles F. Townson. a promi-
Mullen. and Miss Emma Bell. were mn" married
at the home Of the brides sister. Mrs.
Frank Wilde. IN. this city Monday.
WAKEFIEID-Wakeh f. gaining fame
as an ice market. as neighbortng towns
have found Ice they get here as good as
they can set anywhere. Charles HinT1ch
has 50 far shipped out thiry-seven car
PERU-stacy scott. familiarity known as
Uncle Stacy. died at the home OF his
New Jerssy. Is years Ga and by his many
kindnesses had endeared himself TO the en-
tire community.
/ MULLEN-FOr the first time in many
river. II is about eight inches thick and
/ the ponds being fed from springs. the quail
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. service has beer
inaugurated on Union Pacine motor car
coin. and passengers can phone from any
ont leaving the car.
! WCOIlA-Are- N N HICKS uleu al mel
home here Monday. Belle Gregory Was
born In Iowa In 1854 and was married q
! Marion n. Hicks In ls6d. Twelve years aEC
I the family came 20 Sc0tiu Her husband
and I'VE children survive her.
/ BEEMER-John Ernest who had one Of
Z the best livery and sale barns IN The Tx
/ horn valley. has sold out his business and
| stock 70 Mike OConnOr Of near Pendel
/ for a Consideration of sea Mr.. aO'Connol
I viii take possession March 1
PIAATTSAIOCTH-JOh Bauer. hardwar'
| merchant. and Miss Emma Wehrbein Wers
Aira Fred Wehrbein, six miles west q,
I Psatts1n0ufh Rev. !. H Salisbury. pastor q
the Presbyterian church. Officiating.
I WAKEFIEL.D-Frank f. Smith. for seyf
eral years viilage marshal and manage
| a the opera house here. VIII assame tn
1 management Of the New Bitou theater al
/ Omaha as soon as a IL scompleted which
/ WilI BE- in about three OF -four weeks.
1 = WAYNE-Ollie Drfakell aIld Clara Boeck
| enhauer were married wednesday Tn
SesIthisst farmers and the brids 5 Ii.
I daughter OF a Well-to-do farmer. They
/ went 20 Illinois 20 spend the honeymoon
1 BEATRICE-S- J. Hardin held a publ,
i sale on his farm east Of the city yesterday
one team Of horses sold as hish A. 50
i Mr. Hardin and family leave n a few days
for South Dakota Nhere they viii maxi
l their home
BEATRICE- secretary Fred Nets Of IN
Mary aosRg Asns as -. s ana IL, =
school. VIII rad papers al the state con
| rention Of the Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION, % Be held AZ Columbus. FsbrnArs
Z 8 and 10 sHt
STEALING Tuesday morning the thsr
| ground Il covered with stx inches ~ SNOW