Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-25
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purchased an X-ray machine.
EUSTIS-Despite the heavy roads mer-
chants all report good business.
EUSTIS-Business men are loudly clam
oring for an electric light plant. q,
EUSTIS-M. c. Mitchell shipped q carload
of corn-fed beef to Omahe Wednesday
COLUMBUS-Judge ]. q. Reeder will call
the docket for the February term on Sat
urday, January 26 tr.'.
EUSTIS-James Frew and family de-
parted yesterday for Holyoke. Colo, where
Mr.. Frew recently purchased pool room.
YORK-S. v. Phipps Of Stromsburg, har-
ness dealer. has rented large business
room in York and will move his stock
here.
YORK-Funeral services of Elias Ander-
son were held at the Swedish church. Mr.:
Anderson formerly resided In Seward
county.
EUsTIs-A. 81 Shelley of Holdrege was
in Eustis this week and purchased a car
load of fine draft horses, which were
shipped to Copley, Pa.
.EUSTIS-Ths town is overrun with real
estate spectators and homeseekers. The
Frontier Land and Loan company report
a number of transfers.
BUSTIS-The town is agitated over the
proposition to build a new school house.
| Some want to bond the district, while
others desire tax levy.
YORK-A game of basket ball will be
school gymnasium between the York and
South Omaha High schools.
YORK-Robert Armstrong has moved his
STOCK OF clothing 10 the south Sloe. Len
mis- Meehan win occupy the room he va
Gated with a stock of shoes.
BEATRICE-The armature at the cleo
| trio plant at Wymore has been installed
and Wymore and Blue Springs are again
under the glimmer Of electric lights.
YORK-Will Stonecyphur is home from
the Philippines, where he has been for
military band. He says he is glad to be
at home.
EUsTIs-Mrs. Humphrey Jones departed
telegram notifying her Of the serious III
ness Of her father. ]. II. Colver' civil
war veteran.
| AINSWORTH-Yester noon at the
Afnsworth house an unusual wedding was
! solemnized. Mr.. John Crone and Mrs.
Margaret Crone were married by Justice
/ A. j. Warrick. Six months ago the court
issued them a decree of divorce.
| PLATTSMOUTH-A strong wind COM
menced blowing from the north this morn
Ing and the temperature dropped quite
| rapidly. At noon the show commenced to
fall In this vicinity.
| BEATRICE-Mr. August Newman and
Miss Mary Kessler' both OF this city, were
Street Methodist Episcopal parsonage, Rev.
| J. r. Lewis officiating.
PIAATTSMOUTH-Har e. Shotwell OF
a sister OF Congressman E. NJ. Pollard.
were united In marriage today at the home
OF the bride in Nehawka.
BEATRICE-Because thieves have been
Plymouth. Jefferson county, the authorities
are considering the advisabihty of pur-
lchAsing a pair of bloodhounds.
NEBRASKA CITY-Judge Wilson i'm
posed a fine of $s6 and costs on Herman
Sprecht OF Berlin on the charge OF carry
ing concealed weapons. Sprecht has given
notice of appeal 10 the district court.
| MOOREFIEI4D-While playing with q
supposedly empty revolver, Charlie Pier
son received powder burns in the face. II
some manner the gun was discharged, the
ball coming In close proximity to the younl
mans head.
| WEST POINT-After a season of hr,
weather there was a sudden change thii
morning. The wind is strong and blusteT,
from the northwest, with occasional fur
ries OF snow The temperature Is steadii!
going lower.
YORK-Thirty-seve plates were laid II
the dining room OF the Young Mems Chris
tan association building Ia honor OF J.
| Bailey, state secretary, and j. N. Clarl
OF Hastings. who came to address the mrs
anniversary meeting.
YORK-The nrst rehearsal OF the Yorl
| chautauqua chorus Of over 100 voices, VII
be held in the court room this week, unde
the dictatorship Of ]. Asher Parks. on
tauqua Is the chorus.
. | GRAND IELAND-The second horse sal
| for January was held at the Bradstreet
Clements stables yesterday, over 10
horses and mules were sold, there beinl
buyers from as far east as Massachusetts
and as Tar south as New Orleans
| NEBRASKA CITY-The wedding Of Mr.
Adolph Knoll and Misc Anna Friend ha
been announced for January 20. at 81
Benedict's Catholic church. January
, Mr. Eugene Magis and Miss Julia Mile
viii be united In wedlock at St. Mays.
BEATRICE-JOhn Schneider. living seve
miles southwest OF WymOre. died yester
day morning. aged % years he was a