Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-20

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Dressed turkeys will sell at from Is to Is
cents and undressed from 10 to "a cents.
PERU-The Normal Glee club, under the
weeks trip to be taken Immediately after
Christmas. II will at that time give en-
tertainments in a number OF nearby towns.
BEATRICE-The home OF e Wisroth on
fire yesterday which started in the bed
clothing. The origin Of the IRE Is a
mystery. The loss is fully covered by I'm
BEATR1CE-An additional dispatch was
received here yesterday by the Dempster
It's lumber plant at Mobile. Ala. would be
total and would reach NI,OO, with No'WO
Insurance.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. has been
made of the approacnlns marriage OF Miss
Pauline Pemberton, daughter of Judge
Pemberton of this city. and Wylie Mayer,
a travelling man. which will occur next
Wednesday in the city.
BEATRICE-C. II. Bacon, for the last
five years travelling representative for the
position and will assume charge Of the
Chanute Refining company's business here
as manager December l.
PONCA-The police net was drawn in
one of the saloons the other day and six
men were caught, gambling tables and
chips were secured and some of the men.
but the ringleaders escaped for the time
being. Prosecution will follow.
PONCA-Robert Metzler. who has been
employed by Davis & Co. of Newcastle,
ANfbsf was SlNtu a preliminary htdlA lk III
the Dixon county court today and Judge
Brown bound him over to the district court
is 5000.
YORK-The York Gas company has com
pleted the work of installing over 1000 feet
Of heating pipe connecting several Of the
largest business houses and public build
ings. which they will heat at less cost,
using the exhaust steam that heretofore
has gone to waste.
BEATRICE-The marriage of Francis ].
| (Nhiffandan and Misc Efffa I Alhnrf fWO
prominent young people of the Clatonia
neighborhood, was solemnized yesterday at
high noon at the home Of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Albert, in the
presence of a large company of guests.
COLUMBUS-The Ministerial association
of Columbus has agreed there shall be a
union Thanksgiving service and that IL will
be held at the First Methodist church. The
Presbyterian pastor, Rev. Samuel d. Hark-
ness, will take for his theme Thanksgiving
and Its Relation to the Christian Church"
BEATRICE-The quarter section of land
In Rockford township owned by the heirs
f. Kuhl of this city for sS5 per acre. The
land was entered by Mr.. Elliott nearly
fifty years ago and was purchased for Is
cents an acre. 1t has never been improved.
b. IA. J.. vrooman, a farmer
living eleven miles soutu~est of Beatrice,
came near being killed yesterday in a
runaway which was caused by an auao-
mobile frightening his horse. The busy
In which Mr.. Vrooman was riding was
wrecked, but he escaped with slight inju-
ries.
OXFORD-News was received here
yesterday of the death of ]. N. Hooper,
which took place at Santa Rosa, Cal, Sat-
urday. Deceased was an oxford business
man for several years before moving to
California, and was postmaster under the
second Cleveland administration at this
place.
SUTTON-The funeral services of Adam
Zlmbelman were held Tuesday afternoon at
the Congregational church, Rev. L. Logg
conducting the services, with the assistance
~ AA Tnl1wa. NJ Ua-hA1-aA~ $1,000
with his family to Sutton from southern
Russia in 1872 and has made his home here
ever since.
COLUMBUS-The bowling alleys and pool
tables have arrived and will be put into
the building of the Young Mems Christian
association and everything will be in readi-
20. on next Sunday afternoon ]. b Erskine
will drill the singers for the opening and
would be. pleased if the choir had more
than 800 in 1t.
.YoRK-D. Scott, York's greatest high
school foot ball player, who was put out
of commission by Lincoln players In the
carries his arm In a sling. The Lincoln
players seemed to have it in for him and
by fierce playing he was thrown and his
collarbone broken.
OXFORD-W. s. Lee, an old resident of
this city, died at the home of his son
yesterday noon, aged 81 years. For the past
several weeks he had suffered from a
general breakdown, and the end came
services will be conducted from the Pres
byterian church tomorrow.
d OXFORD-The first cash store opened in
oxford for many years. is now doing bust
ness, that of p. H. Gupton & Co.. who
began business a week ago. Notwithstand-
ing unfavorable conditions, owing to the
scarcity of ready money in this locality,
on account of loss Of crops, the new enter
prise is enjoying a good measure Of sue
l cess.
SUTTON-An ecclesiastical court has
been in session all day, but failed to sus-
tain charges Of dishonesty against the pas
tor of the German Reformed church, Rev
! Bonekemper. Rev. Mr.. Bonekemper ha'
preached in Sutton for thirty-two years
a during which time the congregation has
given $4,000 to missions. The family will
4 make their home in York in the near fu'
Q bture.
BEATRICE-News has been received here
= of the death of Miss Mary Nichols, {
:, former resident of Beatrice, which occurred
juries sustained in an automobile accident
. She. together, with a sister and two broth
|. ers, were riding in an automobile which
o river. The injured girl died three hours
later. The others escaped unhurt.
. York; whitlock was awarded tn
. contract for remOdeling and charging tn
I city hall. York contractors have so mucl
work ahead of them that none would sub
init bids and 1t was necessary to go out
T workmen. A number OF foundations hav,
. been built for homes and have had to stant
q Tor the last three months waiting Tor car
penters to commence work.
PLATTSMOUTH-Frank Garrison, Z
Cass county detective, is still searching fol
the two young men who killed City Mar
shall C. A. Ralston and the stolen goods
they secreted in the vicinity of weepinl
Water so rapidly after the murder ha(
been committed. not caring to be captured
= with so many of the stolen goods in thei
., possession. One thousand dollars reWarC
is now offered for the arrest Of the TIVE
murderers.
HASTINGS-C. O. Anderson, who was ar
II rested Saturday night on the charge o
negotiating ten checks for S15.25 each