Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-25
Nebraska News Nntes.

BEATRICE-Mayor Reed yesterday is
sued an edict to- the effect that dice throw
city or arrests will follow.
BEATRICE-The Gage county farmers
institute will be held at the court house
in this city January 6 and T. A fine pro-
gram has been prepared for the meeting.
BEATRICE-The funeral of Samuel Wy
more was held Thursday afternoon from
his home near Wymore. The remains were
laid to rest In the cemetery near that
place.
BEATRICE-Ezra lie Poidevin and Miss
Bessie Essam We're married last evening,
Rev. j. T., Davis officiating. The young
couple will make their home on a farm a
few, miles east of this city.
AINSWORTH-Judge c. w. Potter. at
the residence Of John hurry. married
Clyde Townsend and Miss Lucy NJ. Levitt,
They will make their future home on "A
fern about six miles west of Ainsworth.
PLATTSMOUTH-Judge II. ID. Travis
was presented with a box of handsome
flowers by the turyn en- In Nebraska City
yesterday as a slight token of their APP
probation of a worthy and able Judge Of
the district court.
BEATRICE-The diphtheria situation lat
Diller is improved. The two members of
the Adams family afflicted with the disease
are improving nicely and unless more cases
develop within the next few days the
quarantine will be raised.
BEATRICE-Last evening an operetta
entitled Caught Mapping" was given by
the inmates of the Feeble Minded institute.
There We're Christmas trees in the cottages
Thursday evening and Christmas day will
be observed by the serving of a big dinner.
BEATRICE-At 2:SO o'clock yesterday
afternoon Judge Spafford of the county
court pronounced the words that united
FreIces GrabheT Of Ellis and William l.
Bartlett and Miss Maggie Grabher. both
of Ellis.
acknowledgements was received
here yesterday by some OF the leading
democrats that Governor-Elect shaiien,
berger had appointed DIR. G. L. Roe of
this city superintendent Of the Feeble
oldest physicians in this section Of Ne
braska and is a member of the firm of
Roe & Curry of this city.
ILATTSMOUTH-While a Missouri Pa
cific freight engine and caboose were back
ing up near ElmwOod yesterday the engine
tank jumped the track and ran along on
the ties until II, struck a bridge, when the
trucks were pushed from under the tank
and the engine piled up in the wreck on the
bridge. f.. l.. Koontz. the engineer, and
is fireman fortunately escaped being
crushed to death.
CALLAWAY-The Seven Valleys bank.
which claimed to have been the Oldest in
stitution of its kind in Custer county, has
been merged into the First National hank
OF Galloway. with a capital stock of s5'0 o6'
and has now put into circulation its own
bank notes. The Farmers State bank.
which opened up for business two wears
ago with a capitalization OF SO, 900, making
the third bank in the town. has recently
increased its capital to ST., 200 and has a
surplus OF about 5000.
RULO-Virgil Coupe. the 1s-year-old son
Of f.. w. Coupe, fell about thirty feet from
the top Of a tree at the high school. He
struck the frozen ground and his face was
badly bruised and his arm broken at thu
wrist.
COLUMBUS-The marriage Of Miss Nell
Loree Sloan, laughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
william sloan. and Louis Raney was SOL
emn zed at the home Of the brides parents
last evening. The nTOraSgfOn Was haaHaH
by Rev. Samuel Hardness, pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church. who performed
the beautiful ring service. There were
present from Omaha Miss Ruth Loree. a
cousin OF the bride: Clement Waidron and
sister Mabel. The happy couple will spend
a snort honeymoon at Omaha and IN their