Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-18

has been announced to take place at St
Marys church at West Point on March IL,
Is and Is, beginning on the morning of the
feast Of st. Patrick and ending In the even
ing of St Josephs day.
LloNS-W M. White OF Tekamah, while
in this city yesterday, purchased the resi-
diateiy = purchased the 6. A. Phillips prop
erty, and Mr. Phillips in turn bought the
W. S. Sampson property.
YORK-C. b. .Crone Of Ottawa, Kan,
formerly OF Red Cloud, this state one of
the best known men In western Nebraska,
having held several prominent positions OF
trust, Is moving to York and Will make
this place his future home.
BEATRICE-In the presence of about
forty of their friends Mr.. and Mrs. K. M.
Gashaw, old residents Of Beatrice, cee-
brated their nineteenth wedding annivers-
airy. AS a token of esteem they were pre-
scented with a beautiful rocking chair.
BLUE HILL-Glen Arnold, who resided
about n mile from this place and who dis
appeared about month ago, has been
heard from. He is near Weatherford,
OIL: He writes that he is working with
fed.
BEATRICE-Mr. Herbert r. Ruyle and
Miss Ina Jeffreys were united in marriage
at the Methodist parsonage at Holmesyille,
Rev. Mr.. Jones officiating. After a brief
wedding trip the young couple will make
their home on farm near Rockford, this
county.
COBUMBUS-John Kozial was arrested
several days ago under the dipsomaniac
law and brought before the board of in
sanity and II adjudged him as mt sub
Ject for treatment in the asylum. He is in
the county jail awaiting, the time when he
can be taken to Norfolk for treatment.
HORK-Although quite early, candidates
for county offices have commenced to go
around and ascertain what chance for NOM
ination for office in the republican party.
]. w. Purington and NJ. NJ. Wildman have
been making a canvass to ascertain their
chances for nomination for county Judge.
BEATRICE-Some one made attempt
to fire the building at 512 Ella street Satur-
day night by pouring kerosene on the side
of the building under the stairway and
then applying match; 1t was discovered
struction. The building is owned by II. Fl,
Waite.
WEST POINT-Announcemen has been
made that Right Rev. Bishop Scannell of
Omaha will administer the rite of confrma-
ton to a large class of young people In
st. Mary's church on June p This is a
ceremony of infrequent occurrence in this
v'@inty and elaborate preparations are be-
H., made.
MCOOK-A two weeks session OF the
district court for Red Willow county, Four
teenth judicial district OF Nebraska. closed
here Saturday night, adjourning to March
The docket contained ffty-three cases.
closely contested and bitterly fought cases
before a court.
WEST POINT-Roy Camp and Erie da
II.
L. Lpe. pastor of Grace Lutheran church,
Saturday evening at the parsonage. The
groom is the eldest son of Jesse Camp and
the bride the daughter of the late John
Wendt The couple will go to housekeep-
ing at once in West Point
FULLERTON-The funeral of o. H. Crow
was held Friday from the Methodist Epis-
copal church in this city and the body in
TERED in Fullerton cemetery. The Rev.
Priest preached the funeral sermon. Mr..
years ago and settled on a farm through
which the Cedar river runs.
BEATRICE - The United Commercial
travellers held largely attended meeting
here Saturday night and transacted con.
siderable business. Lou E May of FIRE.
mont; grand councillor of Nebraska, and
Charles j. Lyon of Omaha, grand secretary
OF the order, were in attendance at the
meeting on official business
WEST POINT-F. w. SEEK was brought
before County Judge Dewald on charge
of forging check for $16 and passing the
same upon resident of Bancroft He
ned to Blair. from which place he was
brought back by Sheriff Malchow He was
bound over for trial in the district court
and the amount of his bond placed by the
judge at $500.
pany Is now building an Independent water
works Tor Its use at this point. Ever
since the company located here 1t has been
using McCook city water. Its new plant
Wehs, tanks, mains, trackage to the plant,
s!ec VIII require an expenditure of about
$4,000, giving McCook another consider
able permanent Improvement
,LfONS-H. o. Boyd Of this city sold HIS
elevator and residence property Saturday
70 r. ~. Rhoda and Peter Helntzelman
both Of Lyons, for consideration OF s., 600
MI Rhoda will get the residence property
while Mr. Heintzelman will get the ele-
vator, and viii take charge of II as soon as
the grain In 1t can be disposed of This lie
the second elevator here that has changed
hands in the last week
WEST PoINT-Mrs. Robert Hansen,
Wen known woman OF Cunning township,
dled at the family home east of West Point
Sh tuesday. The deceased was a native of
denmark and was 10 years OF age Her
husband and two daughters survive her.
Inc cause OF death was dropsical affec-
ION Rev L. l.. Lpe. pastor of Grace
Lutheran church, pronounced the funeral
terday. 'SS-
COLUMBUS-As an echo from the flood,
mere was a Polish woman living on the
bottoms who was Familiarity called ''OneA
Eyed Annie" Her little shack was taken
away by the Hood and IL was thought that
sne had been taken with It, She was kept
az the expense Of the county, but after the
water had gone down Annie was found an
right again and she presented herself TO
VISOR Schartz, peutiOning him to fur
hlsh her with another home
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