Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-09

Deceased is survived by a family Of two
daughters and two sons.
FREMONT-The Dodge County Poultry
association viii hold It's annual show at
Masonic nan next week. The list OF en-
tries is already larger than last year and
a good many poultry men from outside OF
the county are expected to have exhibits.
YORk-Frauklin Camu. No. -, Royal
Neighbors of America selected the follow
ing officers this evening: Ella Brooks,
oracle, Anna Foster. vice oracle; Rebecca
Foster, chancellor; Mrs. Byrnes, recOrders
Nellie Hairless, receiver; Emma Shipman'
marshal.
YORK-The Royal Highlanders, Harlan
castle. No. Sc. held their annual meeting
last evening and elected following Officers:
1Ilustrious protector, Dr.. J. n. Plumb;
chief councillor, A. J. Shambaugh; worthy
evangel, Z Grace; secretary-treasurer,
j. E ECkles, Warder, W. w Feaster.
FREMONT-Axel Loftman and Benson d
Rinderhasen. Uehling saloon keepers,
pleaded guilty today on the charge Of sell
ing beer 10 Dan Wolf, an Indian, and were
each fined 500 and costs. which they paid.
There were two other counts against them
for selling booze which were dismissed by
the county attorney
PLATTsMOUTH-Levl Rusterholtz died
In his home near Murray Monday. He was
born in Erie county. Pennsylvania. in 1898
and has resided in this county for thirty
nine years. He is survived by d wife, one
son and four daughters. The funeral serv-
ices Will be conducted Wednesday by Rev.
F. W. Brink, pastor OF the United Brethren
church.
COLCMBUS-The bursting of the water
pipes in the home Of Lawyer and Mrs. c.
J. Carlow, while they were absent in the
east, damaged the property TO the amount
Of $500. There was hardly a room in the
large house, but what the plaster was
soaked and come off. About the only piece
of furniture that was not damaged was
the piano.
DICKENS-Mrs. Susan Shirley for many
years q resident Of northeastern Hayes
county about sixteen miles south
east of this place, died Saturday
morning after a three days illness
OF five children and a loving husband to
mourn her loss. Funeral services were
held at ] p IN. yesterday. She was about
% years OF age.
COLUMBUs-Judge Ratterman has a
case 10 be tried next Saturday, under the
compulsory education law, II beirrg the
first case in the county under that law.
Superintendent Of Schools COhn filed the
complaint against J. W. Osborn, alleging
that he had a daughter, Miss Ruth Os-
born, Of school age, and that he did not
send her TO the public schools or any other
school.
Observation-Disclosures camp. no. 5
WOodmen of the World. held its annual
meeting last evening and elected these Of
Ulcers: =. ". Carrie, consul commander,
j. II. CoOmes. adviser lieutenant; W. H
HilbOurne. banker; ]. r Greenwood. clerk;
William Stewart. escort. a H Fetch. J. L.
Cfaussen and l. W. Studley, physicians;
Fred Steffeu, Waterman; o. A Sarber,
sentry A. J. Williams, manager for three
years.
YORK-The York Blank Book company
havtng one Of the largest booking bind
ING and job printing offices in the state has
purchased the entire plant Of the Western
Publishing company Of WILDER, Neh., and
Is moving il to York, where II is being
installed in rooms Of the York Blank Book
company. The increase in machinery and
material is made necessary by the publ
cation Of the new daily now gotten out
by the York Blank Book company.
HASTINGS-One Of the largest classes
ever Initiated by the Hastings council Of
Knights Of Columbus was taken into the
order Sunday night. Knights assembled
here from throughout Nebraska and aided
IN making the event one of notable i'm
portance. Rey. Father l. s Dunphy. Of
Sutton presided as tOastmaste at the
banquet, which followed the initiation.
TOasts We're responded TO by Judge Cor
cOran, York: Rev =. Q. Cannon, Omaha:
STATE Treasurer Brian. Lincoln: Rev. M
l. Daily, Kearney. Seventy candidates
were initiated.
HAsTINGS-The final report Of the From
tier festival Of last October shows that
while the enterprise was not as SUGGEST
ful as the one Of a year ago the receipts
were materially in excess Of expenses. An
assessment Of % Der cent on stock sub
scripuOns was made prior 10 the tDurna-
meut ana of this an amount equal 70
about O~ne-fOurth has been returned. The
total receipts for admissions on the three
~ Of the entertainment were S6.OS775.
After the first festival, lRsr year. a divi-
dend Of approximately 100 per cent on ali
stock was paid.
FhEMDNI-Ih city schools viii b.
closed on Friday, December II. 10 give the
pupils an opportunity 10 attend the corr
show al Omaha, and a good many Of them
expect 10 attend. BY means of parB ma
calls ana IN one OF two cases by threats
Of arrest superintendent Waterhouse haf
succeeded III getting al the Children Of
school age who would be reasonably re-
CURED 70 attend, 10 80 10 school As a re-
suit Of the tuberculosis eEhihLr Of Weel
before taE the schOgl board last evening
Eutod 10 purchase sanitary thinking fOun-
tains u replace the old cups, which were
not always kept IN the best Condition. foI
each school
BEAIHlCE-NiOla, the g-yoar-0ld dauEh.
Ter OF Mr. and MrE- William p. Dole. mar.
r0Nly escaped being burned 10 death yes.
lerdhy afternoon While playing with {
lighted paper ribbon IN the alley bach Of ~