Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-08

/ SON. directors. A. Benjamin, s. Patterson,
d. W. Faw, ]. Einstein and C. w. Nc
Kenna.
News of Nebraska.
sEwARD-Eliza States. mother Of Mrs.
! IT. s. Baxter died at the home OF her
! daughter Tuesday, aged 50 years
! SEwARD-Mrs. NJ. NJ. Campion. living
! Tuesday at 80 o'clock aged 81 years.
BLUE HILL--R- J Marshall is now man
Change iS Mr. rue white Ppesigning March i.
! YORK;. F. Coleman, travelling man
from Lincoln. has purchased the o. II.
| Green residence at 1919 Nebraska avenue
| HARVARD-Jerry Delaney has sold his
! large stock of dry goods and groceries to
Mr. Mathews late of Giltner, who VIII con-
tinue the business.
| YORK-Dr. J. A Diffenbacher is able to
! be around. His colt became unmanageable
and threw him on the frozen ground and
he was badly shaken up.
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at the home OF
the brides parents near Filley was sol
| emnized the marriage of Edward Mcconnell
of this city and Miss Matilda Jennie
sEwARD-E. ]. Mcbride of st. Louis
is in Seward concerning the organization
| OF a stock company for the manufacture
OF gas for power, fuel and Illuminating
YoRK-February was a record breaker
in the number Of marriage licenses issued.
County Judge Taylor issued twenty-seven
licenses. an average Of practically one IL
cense a day.
, oAKLAN n M Ellen M p. Nelson Nelson
of this city was married at Sioux City
Wednesday to George w. Kinder OF
Corsica. s. d.
HARVARD-George Briggs & Son have
recently had their annual sale Of Duroc-
Jersey hogs, selling fifty head for 5000
thirty OF which made an average of little
sEwARD-George F. Cotton of Table
Rock, has purchased a half interest in
the Blue Valley Brick works of Seward
The price paid was $1,000.
BLAIR-A series of revival meetings was
commenced at the Presbyterian church last
| Sunday evening by Rev. Mr. Rames, the
| resident pastor assisted by Rev. ]. c.
willert Of Tacoma. Wash.
KEARNEY-E. C. Patrick of Gothenburg
has purchased the Beall cafe here. Mr..
Patrick is popular hotel man who has
had charge of the Houston house at Goth
enburg for number of years.
! BEEMER-J. B. MoAllister Of Atkinson
has closed a deal with c. G.. Doescher
whereby he becomes owner OF the Beemer
c coief h beins eonsdeTation in the de9
sEwARD-Andrew Schultz, one Of the
old-time residents of Seward county, died
at his home east OF stepleh 1 March g.
eran church Tuesday afternoon He was 60
years of age.
the high school building during the night
time and amused himself by scattering a
foul;smelling chemical throughout the
scholars took a days vacation
YORK-C. d. Campbell OF Lincoln, pro-
prietor Of the York opera house, is superin-
to the building He will build a third
story adjoining and back of the Commercial
club rooms as soon as weather permits.
tiers are droppinS on %rs s lydia u scar se
lett, aged 70 years, died at her home in
Loup Ferry township. Her husband. Will
ta1a anwIAf "a ad NWnrn Nha
Scarlet family came to this county In
BEEMER-Mrs. Henrietta Amelia Wet
daughter-in-law. Mrs. Barbara Weigert, of
heart failure. She was around the house
two hours before she died. The deceased
was born in Posen, Germany, and was an
old settler In this community.
BEATRICE-Three marriages were SOL
tracing tracing parties ties being Edward Grippe and
Miss Mary Belle Taylor of Holmesville,
Charles lie Poidevin and Miss Mary Bar
tin and Miss Efie Fern Spencer Of Fair
bury.
oAKIAND-Rev. Albert w. Carlson.
city. was married to Miss Mabel Palm.
berg Of Funk, Neb, at that place last
week and arrived here Wednesday evening
them at the church Thursday evening by
the congregation.
wYMORE-Frank lenders, who recently
came from st. Joseph to take charge OF
the Wymore Wymorean has disappeared
and some of the business men OF Wymore
sHELToNoC. F. Brady, a Shelton bust
ness man. died from a complication OF
pneumonia and consumption
SEWARD-The Freight Claim Auditing
company has Incorporated for the auditing
of railroad freight bills and other bills
, and the collection of claims OF all kinds.
The incorporators are well-known Seward
men. l.. c. Johnston is president; M. D.
Carey. vice president; J. Brown. treasurer,
and Walter Johnston, secretary.
SEwARD-Fred Rieger was successfully
operated on TO remove piece OF skull
which was pressing on the brain and
; robbed a year ago while at Buffalo, Wyo
and the highwayman struck him over the
. head with pitchfork, inturing the skull
cured.
DARTMOUTH stranger was picked
) up on the street In Union intoxicated. The
marshal placed him in the calaboose To
sober up. but forgot to lock the door. The
next morning the floor Of the building was
was gone. The jail is Situated near the gas.
oline tank OF w. b. Banning. county COM
PLATTSMOUTH-An Rouse, su.
perintendent of the Cass county farm, has
filed with the county commissioners a re-
port showing the amount OF receipts and
were s25S7.5s; receipts, $75s7S, For 1901
disbursements, $2,S3.19; receipts. $407. "A
1906 Disbursements s2S52.1S; receipts
ceipts, S6O95s
BEATRICE-At the annual election of the
\ Beatrice fire department held last evening
these officers were elected: A d. White
chief; George Conner, first assistant cAief
George II. Smith, second assistant chief
J. r. Ellis, president; N. s. Gashaw, first
I vice president; John Strough, second vice
= president: II. E. Leech. secretary: John
Klein. assistant secretary; c. o. Gudtner
treasurer; ]. s. Walker recorder.
/ | BEATRICP-The board of directors OF
I the Beatrice Driving association held
business meeting yesterday, at which tbs
reports Of the treasurer and secretary OF
the association were acted upon. II wa,
decided to call meeting OF the stockhold.
ers for March II, and a committee wa
appointed to confer with the base bal
magnates OF this and other cities in orde
to arrange for games here the coming sea
son.
I COLUMBUs-Another OF the earliest set
tiers OF Columbus. Elder George w. Gal
ley, has gone to his long home and th'
, mortal part was laid TO rest in the Column
l bus cemetery this afternoon. Elder Galley
! OF the first members OF the Re
l organized Church of Latter Day Saint
and was the president of the Central Ne
braska division that embraced three coun
ties. The church here was organized Il
1865 with the late Elder H ]. Hudson a!
pastor and Elder Galley belonged TO 4
since then.