Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-11

were largely ATTENDED,.
BEATR1CE-Harm Huls, farmer living
near Pickrell, who was sent to the hos
pital for the Insane as an inebriate three
months ago. has been paroled.
WEST POINT-Last Wednesday, at the
ST. Bonifaoe church in Monterey Father
H. School united in marriage Joseph Weld
ing and Miss Gertrude Scharfen.
., BAT rss,6sot sIes at EP artnIle No
The remains will be brought here for In
terment Deceased was 81 years of age.
WEST PoINT-Frank Roman Of Elk
Father Kiemmonz at st. Marys church.
BEATRICE The authorities yesterday
Ter, visited Beatrice last week, but failing
to catch any suckers he left for parts un-
known.
BEATRICR-The marriage OF Frank
Woodring and Miss Matte J. Hanson was
soemnized Sunday evening at the United
Brethren parsonage, Rev. ]. l.. swan Of
ficiating.
WEST PoINT-County Judge Dewald
united in marriage on "Wednesday morning,
at his Office in West Point, Miss Minnie
Moseman OF Oakland and Frank Mehling
HARVARD-saturday, at the home Of his
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Austin, in this city, occurred the
year OF his age.
BEATRICB-The young son of MT and
Mrs. Weiner, LYING near Odell, dled IN
The remains were brought here for inter-
ment yesterday.
AINsWORTH-The Brown County Teach.
esr' institute convened here Saturday and
held an exceptionally good meeting. The
teachers were here from Long Pine and
Johnstown and all over the county.
WEST POINT-Mrs. James Koudele was
taken to Omaha Thursday afternoon and TO
St. Josephs hospital to be OPERATED upon
presumably for appendicitis. She died un-
der the operation Wednesday morning.
II A n Il laa Of ramndHlinR
station Of the New Telephone company
at Wymore will be started In few days
new switchboard Is to be ms tsta a,d on ano
WEST PO1NT-Married,. at Grace Luth-
eran parsonage, on WEDNESDAY at MN
neon sS Rev adsb L LRe MPaSs snd MRS.
Herman schulzkump and Fred kahTs OF
Burt county.
BEATRICE-Miss Anna Day, county
superintendent, has been placed in charge
Of the corn growing contest of the farmers
institute, and is endeavoring to have every
school district in the county represented at
PLATTSMOUTH-A party Of Burlington
surveyors arrived from Omaha TO secure
levels along the east side OF the MISSOURI
river FROM this city north The company
expects to do much r1p-rap work along the
stream in the spring.
COLUMBUS--At st. Benaventura church
here last Wednesday morning three couples
were Joined together in holy wedlook. They
were: Alvin Frances to Miss Josephine
Schefcik, Frank Clopek 70 MISS AooIphlh.he
Podraza and Joseph Brudney to Miss Min
FAIRBURY-sheriff ChumAde returned
last night from Peoria, Ill, bringing y: IL
this county, and who is charged with pass
ing a bogus check on merchant at TINS
place a few weeks ago in exchange Tor
STROMSBURG-rhe funeral Of John Sam
uelson, who lived ten miles northwest OF
this city, will occur tomorrow at Swede
Home. Mr.. SamuelsOn was an OLD timer
here and leaves a large family and has
always been an industrious man. he oleo
from pneumonia.
OsCEOLA-Bdward Deland was 80 years
old one day last week and his children,
grandchildren ar d great grandchild planned
a surprise on the old gentleman and met
ter Mr.. and Mrs II. c. Friedenstine, south
of the city, They had grand feast.
BBATRICE-rhe police, Sunday morning
sa s. ne s Mack hc "Jumb Blowers and John
Mack at Charley Gains place in West Be
atrice on the charge of being drunk and
dlsorderly Blowers escaped from the onn-
GERS, but the others were lodged In jail.
sTROMSB URG--The funeral of 8. R
Johnson occurred Sunday from the Swedish
Mission church of this city. where Mr. john
last twenty years. Mr.. johnson came TO his
death by accidentally shooting himself
with % rifle while hunting In the pasture,
OScEOLA-Prof Miller, who has had
charge OF the Osceola schools as superin-
tendent since the term began, surprised
! the Board Of Education the other day
last Saturday. Mr.. Miller has better job
as civil engineer for an eastern railroad
company.
CoLUMBUs-The record OF mortgages
! for Platte county for the month Of Janu-
airy shows farm mortgages nled StSS5l, re-
| leased $6V, 1881 town mortgages filed S2,
filed SSl, 69S.72, released SO, 10e. IS. The In
creased Indebtedness Of the filing over the
released only amounted to sl5,ab.H.
NEBRASKA CITY-Isaao N. Drake died
this morning at his home In the western
| part OF the city Of lung trouble. He was
0E the the sSpy Is ahd f h
trade OF plasterer, He was never married
'rhe funeral will be held Monday afternoon
and will be under the charge OF the Masons.
TEcUMsEH--From the records OF the
| county clerk the following figures are Sc
| cured, showing the mortgage record for
Johnson county for the month OF January
amount SOS. 5S2sS. Farm mortgages released
amount. Glsii; chSttei, 30. amount siSoOoSi'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES apparently seems
to be nothing doing on the Stromsburg line
from here to Lincoln. II was expected
! right-of-way long before this, and the
farmers have been figuring what they
would get for their land and the prices OF
farms have been stimulated accordingly.
Farms that were selling for so per acre
one year ago are now being held Tor tlOu
| per acre.
TECUMsEH-The Tecumseh Commercial
club will hold its second annual reception
at the club rooms on Tuesday evening,
| February Is Chairman John X. Pierson
| has named a. a committee on general ar
rangemonts William Ernst, Harry Phelps
and g. N. Shaw. Mr.. Phelps and T. H.
/ Hopkins have been chosen as delegates 10
represent the Tecumseh club at the state
meeting of commercial clubs, TO be held
| In Lincoln February q and p
PLATTSMOuTH-The burlington. MIS-
souri, Pacific and Rock Island railroad COM
panies each have bridges across the Platte
river and the men who look after thess
structures have already commenced 20
wOrry about the ice and the probability OF
floods along the stream this spring, as II Is
l predicted that a few more warm days like
Saturday and Sunday will start the Ice and
snow down the stream. The situation u be-
/ ing watched very closely and upon the first
| appearance OF a breakup the fee near the
bridges will be dynamited ana the channel
kept clear.
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