Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-14
Nebraska News Notes.

PLATrSMOUTH-Snow fell in this
vicinity nearly all the forenoon Friday.
BEATRICE-The diphtheria quarantine
on the last two cases at Wymore was
raised yesterday.
BEATRICE-Edward Mcmillan and Miss
Lizzie Sutherlin, both of Barneston, were
married here yesterday by County Judge
Spafford.
FALLS CITY-A pure white 'possum
was caught in the hills near Barada this
weeH and brought to town. 1t is quite a
curiosity.
BEATRICE-The Welsh church located
a few miles south of Wymore is to be re-
placed by. the congregation with a new one
to cost about 5000.
NEBRASKA CITY-Elmer. U. shella-
burger and Miss Lulu Gruber of Ne
hawka came to this city yesterday and
were united In marriage.
NEBRASKA CITY-The Burlington re-
amounting to s13,951.S. This is the first
years.
FALLS CITY,. p. Warner, Missouri
the next few weeks to either Beloit, Kan.
or Auburn, Neb. Mr.. Warner has been here
since 1901.
BEATRICE-A carload OF ore is being
taken from the mine located in the west
ern part of Wymore. and it will be shipped
either TO Omaha or Denver for the pur-
pose of having 1t assayed.
FALLS CITY-Begtnning Thursday the
southbound Missouri Pacific "plug'' put on
mail service. Hopes are entertained that
the same will be secured for the north
bound plug" In the near future.
BEATRICE-Frank O'Neill has resigned
his position as cashier Of the Farmers
bank at Adams and will locate in Exeter.
Neb. He is succeeded by a Mr.. Pearson,
whO has purchased his residence and in
t<est I'm the bank.
NEBRASKA C~ITY-James R.. McEIroy
and Miss Matte Bishop, two popular young
people from Hamburg. Ia, were quietly
'urned home on the midnight train to sur
prise their friends.
BEATRICE. w. Roberts and Mrs
Anna Beer were married at Wymore
yesterday. Immediately after the
they left for southern California. where
they will spend the winter, returning to
Wymore in the spring.
FALLS CITY-Mabel. the little daughter
or Mr.. and Mrs. George Sperry, fell into
a tub OF water and was nearly
drowned before she was discovered. After
some energetic work over the child she
revived and has now entirely recovered.
BEATRICE-The Chanute Refining COM
pany is erecting its office building on the
Rock Island right-of-way in the south part
OF town. IL viii begin the construction Of
It's oil tanks In a few days and will be
ready for business in about two weeks.
BEATR1CE-The marriage of Samuel L.
Roe and Miss Mary d. Sholl was solemn.
lied yesterday afternoon at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr., and Mrs. r. c.
Sholl, Rev. L. O.. Brown officiating. After
a brief honeymoon the young couple will
make their home I'm Beatrice.
NEBRASKA CITY-The Elk are over
hauling and remodeling their home, so as
to fit II for the wives OF the members who
will entertain their women friends there
one afternoon each week. In the spring
the lodge expects to raise the roof and
add another story to the building.
GRAND IsLAND-A., F. KolkhOrst. a
stranger in the city, and from paper found
upon his person and from his own de-
mented speech appearing to be a resident
of Denver, and a member OF Court North
ern Star. FrateTnal Union Of America,
caused no little excitement in the vicinity
OF the hospital yesterday by escaping.
NEBRASKA CITY-At the home OF 8. L.
Johns yesterday afternoon, their daughter,
Miss Ruth. was united in marriage to A.
Richter. Both are prominent young people
Of this city, the groom being employed by
Fields e. johnson. They were married by
Rev. ]. w. Perry OF the Presbyterian
church and will make this city his home.
HUNTLEY-Mrs. Helen L. Bullock of
ElmiTa, N. Y, temperance lecturer and
Woman's Christian Temperance union or
ganizer. delivered two addresses IN the
Methodist Episcopal church to large and