Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-16
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wAHOO-Dr ]. c. F. Bush is sick and
expects to leave for California as soon as
he is able.
NORTH PLATTRNThe trustees of the
Methodist church have decided to build a
new parsonage.
DAVID CfTY-Cllnt wrede and Miss
Mary Bentzen, both of this city, were
married at Lincoln.
DAVID CITY,. c. Anderson has been
appointed by the county court as admins
traitor of the Neal estate.
CENTRAL CITY-Ducks and geest are
coming to the Platte in large numbers and
hunters are killing many.
BEATRICE-Thomas Freeman died at
his home in wymore, aged IS years. His
wife died several years ago.
Y0RK-Charles Meyer, one of York
county's best known farmers, has pur-
chased a fine residence in York.
EUSTIS-The 3-weeks.old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Hobbs died Saturday
after a short siege OF pneumonia.
HERMAN-The Woodmen of the World
gave a dance which was success in every
way. Oyer 100 couples were present.
UPLAND-Harry DYering and Mrs. Mont
gomery surprised their friends on Thurs
day by going to Minden and getting mar
RED
LYONs-Members of the Women's club
and friends were entertained st. Valentine s
night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F.
Piper.
YORK-At York college Saturday after
noon DR.. John Creighton of the Presby-
ing talk.
OAKLAND-Frank w Lundgren has
resigned his position as city marshal and
Sam obernalte has been appointed to sue
coed him.
DAVID CITY-The new fire alarm just
put In by the Surprise Telephone company
was tested Friday afternoon and proved
satisfactory.
DAVID CITY-The team of the Rebekah
lodge went TO Bellwood Wednesday, where
they instituted a Rebekah lodge Of about
nifty members.
EUsTIs-A petition is being circulated by
farmers southeast of here to secure sub
scribers for new telephone line to con-
meet with Eustis.
BEATRICE - Diphtheria caused the
death of Anna, the young daughter Of MT.
and Mrs. William Gronewald. who reside
northeast Of the city.
ORD-The fourth number of the lecture
course, a lecture by Ralphe Parlette, proved
TO be the most interesting number of the
course thus far this winter.
BEATRICE-The circle hunt I'm the
MumfOrd neighborhood was not well at
tended All the hunters got for their
trouble was few rabbits.
UPLAND-The Upland Chautauqua so
ciety entertained the Hildreth circle at a
banquet in Woodmen hall Friday night
There were over sixty covers.
DAVID CITY-Woman's Relief corps
and members OF the Grand Army post
held an annual banquet dinner and sup
per in the temple Saturday.
DAVID CITY-Cashier Dworak and wife
went to Imogene, Ia, in response to a
telegram announcing the serious illness
of her father, Mr.. M. Gengle.
PAWNEE CITY-R. b. Enslow has sold
his paper, the Byron Blade, and moved
10 this city. Mr.. Enslow will now try
farming on a small fruit farm.
DAVID CITY-Burlington trains have moi
been able TO cross the Platte and LouT
bridges since Tuesday The trains have
] been sent as far as BellwOOd and remain
there.
DAVID CITY-Superintendent Hrushka
| Is making preparations for a good program
| 20 be given at the Butler county educa
tional convention to be held on March
and %
NORTH PLATTE-Bernard Hayes, y
years old. died at the home of his son
| Mike Hayes. in the Third ward this morn,
ing. Death was due 10 ailments incident
to old age.
| COLUABUS-The Farmers Grain and
Stock company located at Humphrey, has
sued Felix l. Gallagher for 400 Mr. Gala
CHER purchased stock in the company and
has not paid for IL.
EUsTIs-Horsehesh in this vicinity Il
scarce and high. II. c. Kidder a horse
buyer of Illinois, was here trying to buy
a carload. Although he offered high figures
nobody cared to sell
HERMAN-Ducks and geese have beguI
| TO show up. Nearly every hour In the dal
you see nocks Of ducks In the corn nelds