Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-16
n this eognty. WHERE be uss born and bad


n this county. wber be uas born and had
since eE1ea
sUrTOS-ohnstoa a Willard. sutton-s
nrEt cigar manufacturer. known a. fac
tory, Ne 4 EAs SebraEEA have opened
for business
CoLUMBCs-Educators report that there
age and that they VII draw for the school
fund the sum OF A-g1zE
CENTRAL CTY-Mr. John Ksney 81. Of
Omaha has opened detail pariurs here.
having decided 10 locate here. d.. Kelley
formerly prscuced in Omaha
COK-A H kaSL who was 80 seriously
injured six weeks age is able 10 De lifted
out OF . into a chair and BIDS far 20
be Up On clutches tn another month.
NEBRASKA CTTT-Perry & s-year-old
son Of Mr. and Mrs Emmert B-atrerbauEh.
after a brief illness. died yesterday and
and the funeral was held today. beng con-
Quoted BY Rev. Reed Of Julian
NEBRASKA CTTT-Anton Gloisteu was
kicked by q horse in the back last evening
and injured his spine He has been in a
comaIose condition since then and fears
are entertained for his recovery.
PLATTSMOUTH-Auan Walker. aged G.
years a p8uneer resident Of this county.
died with cancer Of the stomach. he is
survived BY a at1s and seven grown chl-
dren- two sons and fire ~dauE1ters-
COOk-Paine Bros. trade Their stock Of
general merchandise Al tbs point for Land
49, 1AA4E AAaAANH AEA6a aAAL LAX AUI
p A Curtis have invested IN land IN
Texas and VII move there about January /
GENETA-A quarantine has been placed
o. the ETiE reform school several cases
employees came into the CRY against orders
and was arrested and fined 80 and costs
PLATTsMOUTH = Judge Howard Ken
nedy OF Om2h delivered al address in
day evening On The Church and d.
v0rce- under The auspices OF the Pres
bytertAn Mems Brotherhood
OsCEOA-Mzny OsoeolA people and
tending the Corn show IN Omaha during
the last few days and today there were
many more tickets sold % the Union Pa
eihc to those going in for this weeks pro
gram
CHOCOLATES Presbyterian church peo-
DE Of Osceols are preparing 70 erect a new
and hope 10 have everything arranged 50
that work VII within the neKt
few weeks.
BEATRICE-Robsr1 Day. living seven
miles northeast Of Pickreu. was kicked
n the face by a mule Sunday evening HIS
Jaw was fractured. an ugly gash
teeth were Knocked out
BEATRICE-R W. 7 CLAYTON died
PLATTSMOTTH-August Suohlrnzn. AGED
% years. passed away at his country hone
near P1artsDouth yesterday. Mr.. Stohl-
nan was born in Germany and was a
Csss county pioneer. A wife. two sons
and two daughters survive him
yesterday morning Al the home Of his
miles southeast Of Beatrice. aged % years.
he vas a native Of Bowling Green. Ky
and leaves two daughters and a son
LEIGH-At the regular meeting a the
village board held az the town hall Mon
day evening Prank Lee was Appointed
night Eatchnal and marshal. 10 succeed
G u. Taylor. The board also considered
the question Of putting fl street lamps.
sCTTON-The Sutton Cornet band. as.
sisted by local talent gave q select and clas-
sical concert al the opera house Tuesday
evening. Al the summer and fan they
have given free evening concerts weekly
IN their noTsable street hand stand at
great expense to themselves
PLATTSMoUTH-GeorEe Ritter. 81. has
returned 10 his elegant farm home in
this county from Clay Center. Ill. where
be was married TO Miss Anna Schiff M.
county and il one OF the largest stock
holders in the Bank OF Eagle.
LEIGH-Whils returning home last Sat
urdaV evening otto Ob-es4. an emnlove Al
the Jenny Bros. cheese factory. met with
a distressing accident q few niles south
Of town. He fell off his wagon and
compound fracture The man had been
drinking
NEBRASKA CTTY-Alfred Helners and
Miss Dora Rinzelmsn were united IN mar
ents, al Syracuse Both are leaders a
society Fl that part OF Tire county and
after a short wedding TIP they VII 20
10 live On a farm belonging TO the groom
hear that place
NEBRASKA CTTY-Louis MeseEadis- 2
farmer residing twelve miles south q this
city, was out driving his cattle TO pas
rure last evening when the horse slipped
and fen. catching his LEFT leg under II
crushing il The break is q serious one and
fears are entertained that the LIMB nav
have 10 be Emputa1ed
PLATTSMOTTH-Joe Smith. who has
been working for the Nehawka Stone con-
parry, went 70 Nebraska City TO have a
GOOD time While in a certain resort
there be became slightly under the in
fluence Of J BarleTcorn and someone
touched him for his flaa but he does not
remember who got his money.
BEATRICE-KTlpat-ck Bros the rail-
road contracting firm OF this city. VIII
block AZ the corner Of Fifth and Ella
streets on the foundation OF The old
Blakeiy hotel The building VIII be used
for office purposes, and also as a new
home for the local lodge Of Elk
BEATRICE-WInizm ?. Msixsld. who
suffered the loss OF his eyesight al the
Den1pster factory IN June, 1877. has beer
paid EN by the Fraternal Aid association
Of which he was h msmber. MaiEzld
brought action against the association laS-
Nav for EH. but the case was DISMISSED
by MAiwalo agreeing 20 settle for $500
PLATTSMoCTH-J- ?. Crowder, the Bur
hngton conductor VINO had his right leg
anpufated Just below the knee in this
city by Drs. Cook and LvinEEton, after
II Was crushed under 4 wheel OF a car
IN Pacific Junction. was able 10 b taken
TO his home 81 Creston, Ia. today but