Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-16
,ausIng a serious fracture I'd the BONES in

causing a serious fracture OF the bones in
| her leg.
CENTRAL CITY-sherir HOLSTER has
taken George Rogers to the asylum at
! Norfolk Young Rogers is the man who
| Injuries are slight. he being around on the
streets the next day as usual.
| BEATRICE - Stewart Maloney, vine
recently resigned his position as super.
intendent of the Dempster plant has been
presented with beautiful gold ring by
his former co-workers. The presentation
was made by c. B. Dempster.
PAWNEE CITY-Elmer E. Bracket
leaves for Philadelphia on Monday, where
ne goes as Instructor In electrical en-"
| cheering in the University of Pennsylva-
| MIA Mr. Bracket and his wife are grad
yates Of the University OF Nebraska.
| UPLAND-At wolf hunt held between
| Upland and Campbell the participants had
more than the usual run of luck. as they
succeeded in killing one coyote and two
grey wolves; These were the first grey
| wolves seen in this vicinity for some time.
DAVID CITY-Some members of tine
county board of Colfax county, together
with the county attorney, were in David
| City In session with the Butler county
supervisors to see what could be done
toward getting help from Butler county to
rebuild the old wagon bridge.
| WEST POINT-Samuel Sisk, an aged In.
mate of the county poor farm, died at that
| institution Friday of heart disease. De-
ceased was a native Of Alabama and had
has a son residing near Fender The body
was Inferred in Mount Hope cemetery.
BEATRICE-Lawrence Mcconnell, who
was sentenced to hve years In the peni-
Tertiary about a year ago for a statutory
4 pffense, has been brought here from Lin
county Jail. He was recently granted a
| new trial by the supreme court.
| DAVID CITY-Mr. Deater, miller at the
@s the death o his wife at
| hospital In Omaha. where she had under
gone an operation couple Of weeks ago
| body to their home in Blue Springs, Neb.,
| for interment.
| WEST PoINT-Herman Bruhn, a resi-
! dent of West Point, died at his home at the
age of 81 He was son-in-law of Peter
Moody, well-known Cunning county
Children. The body viii be Inferred ed sunday
| in st. Michael's cemetery. The cause of
| death was dropsy.
ideal for the past four days. balmy and
springlike,. Frost is out Of the ground for
depth of foot or more and streets and
been made to commence seeding, although
this will be done should the weather con-
/ tinue fine and warm.
| PLATTSMOUTH-Mrs. Rachel O'Neill
passed away at the home of her daughter
Mrs. William Herold. She was born II.
Ohio in 1872. and with her husband wa
| among the earliest settlers in Plattsmouth,
arriving here in 1s4s. Funeral services will
be held in the Methodist church Sunday by
Rev. ]. E. Houlgate.
| ORD-F. H. Wheeler, for the last year
| manager of the lines Of the Ord Independ-
| ent Telephone company resigned his posi-
Wheeler will go to Lincoln to take up work
of a similar nature. No successor has as
yet been appointed to Nil the position made
vacant by his resignation.
| L1NDSAY-G. A. Borg. one of the old
| settlers Of Platte county, died at his home
| on the Yooking Glass. Mr.. Borg had been
| He is survived by wife, three sons and
| three daughters. Funeral services were
held Thursday from the Swedish Meth
| odist church at Looking Glass.
DAVID yCITY-Marriage licenses were
issued TO the following this week August
| Frederick and Dora Nehls Thomas G.
Smith and Grace L. Williams. George Ed
| ward Thayer and Bertha Malinda Jones.
iGs n+I W,t6ah 5 S9q 9T pe ana
| YORK-News has been received here of
the sudden death Of F. 7. Fusselman,
brakeman on the Northwestern. He was
| promoted and had charge OF train. On
entering his home after coming in from his
run. just as he got inside the door he fell
| over dead. Mr. Fusselman has a large
| acquaintance here and was well thought Of
| NORTH PLATTE-One night this week
| Mrs. Anna Church and daughter Joy had
a very narrow escape from being asphyxl-
1 ated at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. T. G.
| Patterson, where they have been staying
while the latter parties are visiting In New
| by the telephone and they are now out OF
| danger.
| WAHOO-Base bail rams held a meeting
| for the purpose OF electing a manager and
a board of directors, but they could not
agree on manager. so It was left to the
tSe SOS ar no
rotary. Elmer Johnson; treasurer, L. II.
Lyle; directors. Edward Killian and E. B.
| Collier.
TEKAMAH-An three sessions of the
| Burt county farmers institute was well
attended The principal topics up for dis
tbe Farm Mere and some E 81 to spe
| cessful Farming" led by Ex-Governor
| Poynter; Seed Corn Selection" and The
Boys and Girls OF American Homes by
d. p Ashburn.
RED CLOUD-Frank Etherton raised a
disturbance in Polnieky's saloon, and when
him he resisted him throwing the OfhceT
70 the floor and choking him. Kinsel called
for assistance and Roy Etherton interfered
! appeared on the scene and finally landed
both the Ethertons in jail.
COLUMBUS-County Judge Ratterman
has issued marriage licenses to @. V. Pc
terson and S. e. OIeson, W. Wurdeman and
A. Godikin and E. L Kench. II. q: Hi
ziegler, L. HELD and F. sigman, NJ L,
Smith and Carrie Sheldon
WEST PoINT-Msrriage licenses havs
Leo Janesovsly and Miss Maria Klicka OF
Crowell Fred Strong OF Monterey town
W Wis snu ana 'f ROY Camp h and Miss Fried.
Wendt OF West Point: This makes the M
tsenth marriage license issued by County
Judge Dewald since February /.
i OAKLAND-An organization has beor
perfected for the maintenance OF the Oak
land cemetery with the following trus-
tees: A. Hammerstrom. president, Peter
n. Nelson, secretary; V. Colson. treasurer
o. Johnson and John Beckstrom. Adolph
! Carlson has been appointed sexton at sac
per month. A tract OF nve acres just
south OF the present eemetery has beer
purchased.
WEST POINTING. and Mrs.. FrAncii