Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-05

YoRK-Niss Bertha shidler has accepted
a position In the Fairbury schools
ToRK-D. R Mathieson is putting in a
TN shop IN connection with his stock Of
hardware
sTERLING-Rsv. M smith Of the
First Baptist church died recently and
the church Is without a pastor
PLATTSMOUTH-Tom < Parmele has
gone TO Los Angeles. Cal. IN the interest Of
the PlattsDouth Telephone company.
MCooL JUNCTION.. 7; Cudahsck has
recovered sufficiently from blood poisoning
70 be able TO come 10 town this week
BLUE HILL-Revival meetings are in
progress at the Christian church. con-
Quoted by Rev Charles NJ Fsrnharn-
evangelist
FREMoNT-The mercury dropped 10 u
below zero this morning, the coolest so
for this season Two inches Of snow fell.
but fortunately there was little wind.
EUSTLsThere are three carloads of cat
tie at the stock yards awaiting shipment
The cattle were TO be loaded Sunday morn
ing. but the railroad did not furnish cars.
BEEMER-Mr. and Mrs Birch Bowyer
celebrsted their twenty-nfth wedding an
anniversary On Saturday. Forty friends
gathered al their farm home northwest Of
town
BLUE HILL-citEens OF Blue Hm are
vigorously opposing voting bonds for
the citizens Of Red Cloud are attempting
70 secure
EUsTIs-The coal situation is growing
acute Owing 10 the failure OF the rail-
road 70 deliver the coal the people are
IN a bad plight There Is coal enough
70 last about three days
YORK-Dr. McCOnaughy has received
postal card from Mr.. and Mrs Peter Rel
mer. who formerly resided here. but re-
turned q few years ago 20 Russia The
card was mailed from Berlin
FREMONT-Distr1ct court which was 10
have convened this morning. vas continued
to February II. when the jury win be
called There are only three cases SET for
trial two civil and one criminal
LOOMIS-John Soderiund, nearly y years
OF age. slipped during the recent icy spell.
! sustaining serious injury; After intense
suffering death came 20 his relief on last
Thursday The funeral wRs held Sunday
NcooL JUNcTIoS-Phflip Dairy Of this
place and Miss Zola Edmonds we're mar
s nc a M me hPnf q Is erl q b&fe WI N5
They VIII be AZ home here after February
his arm shattered by the accidental dis
charge OF q shotgun had his arm taken
( OF At the elbow he Is very weak from
the loss Of blood, but the doctors think be
VIII survive
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IL to have elsc-
| the lighting about April i JerAbek a
Bshls5 are SeEs1y n Sl Srx sesnns t ne
| The dynaInOs win be furnished by the
Jerabek Touring mills plan
AsHLAND-J Z. Hars. young man
whose home IL IN Lincoln was run over
in the Burlington yards here early yes
! terdAy. His leg was broken and his foot
crushed TIE SSshs man a cane me from ron In
: working in the ioe harvest at this place
] LEIGH-This section il experiencing
some real winter weather, AZ began
4 showing saturday night and has con-
| tinued at intervals ever since. II Is n0E
L ak inches deep and stin falling The
thsTEnomstsT was SsAeS zero al day yes
! ing
/ FULLERTON-At q meeting Of the stock
holders q the Fullerton Chsutauq as
~ 49, nIrHar -raIHa
Ter, ,. n Kemp W. r. Crifchhsld. J. ".
Tanner and " p Hatten were chosen
10 = VAS hKed As the time for holding the
Entertainment this year.
BEEMER-Nr. p L. Hansen OF Bridge
Mis- NaTis HuhealhsI a. tighter o. Mr. ana
Ars- George Hubenthal. az the home OF the
| brides parents After an extended wedding
I home al BFidgewater after March ! Rev.
/ Tegler Ofnciated al the ceremony.
sTERLING-The IndePendent Tsle-
/ phone company has leased the Pohlans
block and propose 20 install a new sys-
/ tem- The Bel company has 80 phones
IN use here and new ones are eeing Pq1
double this number The new company
proposes 10 reduce rates 20 81 per month
STROMEBURG-Rev. HedblO0m. pastor
q TIE BzptisI church has surprised his
! congregation ~ tenoering his resignation
l,1r.Hs rs Pestorsss o. eleven ysars ne
condftion- he expects 70 enter the sEAngel-
istie heid, which Il his sole reason for re
/ signing
PLATnSNOUH-It has been many years
since wolves and coyotes have beea &C
numerous and destructive 20 chickens. pigs
and young calves as .1EiE winter Farmers
living In the centTEl portion q TIE county
have en5oyed several roundupS SIX COZ
oteE. three wolves and one gray OF tinobel
wolf weighing 10 pounds was the result q
their Efforts
1 sTERLING-Businsss men regard the
I business Of the last year es the bosi
| they have ever enjoyed Money IL plenty
and collections good Land values in th1a
| vicinity are constantly advancing and
feE desirzble farms can nov - pur-
CHASED a. less than tie1 Per acre PAL
/ heat prospects are nrst-claks and an
other prosperous year is before IA
/ FREAONT-Business in police courl
I Was lively yesterday. A numter q r1e1
tWho have been working AZ the waEoa tAe-