Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-17

Oraska City, and his salary increased -
per month.
ager Of the Model Milling company Of this
city, is negotiating with the town OF John
son. in Nemaha county, with a view at
moving the milling plant Of that company,
now In this city, to Johnson.
MAXwELL-s s. Reynolds Of Maxwell
has paid his election bet to ]. II. Adams
Saturday. Tho bet was II Bryan was
elected Adams was to push a wheelbarrow
Reynolds was to push Adams around a
block.
sARGENT-Mrs. George Sherman, who
named Sargent, and was the first post
mistress at this place, some thirty years
where she will join some friends and to-
gether they will spend the winter at Long
Beach, Cal.
HAsTINGs-Mrs. C. L. Barrackman. who
attempted suicide last Wednesday by swal-
lowing carbollc acid, is recovering salts
factorily. She has been suffering with
tuberculosis and her attempt to commit
suicide was prompte by dependency on
account Of her sickness"
SARGENT-Su e int ndent of S hools II
NJ. FinCEney save a t. he Methodist
Episcopal church Saturday evening for the
benefit Of the school library. The house
was packed. His subject, AN Axe to
Grind" was ably handled. Misses Crown
over. Sturm and Shafer assisted by Mrs.
Slninger, rendered some very acceptable
music.
TECUMsEH-Rev. Robert Liddell. d. D.,
pastor of the Tecumseh Presbyterian
church, will begin a series OF evangelistic
meetings In his church tomorrow evening.
He will be assisted somewhat by Rev. j.
Herbert Mcconnell of Hebron. and Fl. ].
Enders will have charge of the music.
The meetings will be continued for an in
definite period.
TABLE ROCK-The Pawnee County
Sunday School association assembled in the
Methodist Episcopal church at Table Rock,
Friday, last, and continued in session until
Saturday morning. A strong program had
been prepared and was carried through
without a failure. G. ID. Meigs, a national
worker, from Indianapolis, Ind was pres
sides giving many helpful suggestions for
all departments Of work. Miss Nina
Stocker, Superintendent of the primary
work, gave several talks pertaining to that
work. About seventy delegates were In at
tendance.
CoLUMBUs-Among others that, are
governor, to get their advice in the matter
Of running things, are Colonel G. ID. Evans,
M; Sc G SRe SsneH0r ssRRallenberser cannot
afford to give much time at any one place,
for there are others who are hungry, SO
the governor-elect just Qike the plIerlml
was here Just for a night, and he learned
more about what he ought to do, in that
night than he could have learned IN seven
counties
PILGER-Paul Feiblekorn. a brick mason,
who was working on the new school build,
ing this morning, fell from the seconu
story window to the ground. He was badly
bruised but no bones were broken and IN
less he is injured internally he Will prooI
ably recover. He fell head first, but turneo
a somersault in the air, striking on MS
hips.
PILGER-A large force Of men is at work
on the waterworks and the contractor ex-
poets to have It all completed In forty days
HARVARD-James F1scus, aged about, ~
years. died yesterday morning AFTER a ue-
cline of several months, Friday morning,
he went on his wlndmili owe 70 70, rbedpu a,
told his wife he would not live long, Braou"
ally falling until his death.
HARVAHR-Miss Paulus, who attempted
ing and recovery still doubtful, but as the
| bullet came out, having gone through the
body coming out near the sno9loer q mot
that Miss Paulus seems to desire to Ole
and will do nothing to help recovery.
GUIDE ROCK-Major Pemberton, OF
has been giving the local martial band
three weeks instruction to close with a DIG
concert at the opera house.
GUIDE ROCK-Mrs. William Kirkpatrick
day. She had been in falling health for some
time. She spent the summer in ldaho' puI
leaves besides her husband, three sinai
rFs-RIEND-A Sunday school institute. con
Quoted by Prof. ]. A. Baber OF LaneoIn
j Baptist state Sunday school superintendent
was concluded yesterday afternoon This
institute. held within the bounds OF tnt
YORK BAPTIST association, aimed primarily
\ to benefit the churches of this group, ou'
its results were such that the churche;
I OF other denominations of this city SHARED
its benefits. Prof. Baber is an educator
OF long experience and a teacher who Is q
credit to his profession. His purpose Is &C
bring the Sunday schools into line with the
twentieth century methods OF organization
and teaching.
| q. Anderson, an employt
Of HAYNES Bros, painters and decorators
was arrested last night on the charge oil
forging his employers name to somt
which he succeeded in passing at loca
stores yesterday afternoon and last night
He was taken in custody by Chief Wild
mIer as he was waiting To board a west
bound passenger train. The signature o.
his employer was so skilltullv initiated
that II was Impossible to distinguish be
tween the genuine and bogus without com
parison with stubs In the check book. HI
made small purchases at each place where
he negotiated a check and practically al