Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-01

Brown county. near salix. Iowa, and re
turned to Lincoln. November IS The
sheriff received the reward Offered.
FALLS CITY-Cecl Parish. the ls-year-
old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Par
ish, fell while roller skating this week,
and broke one OF the bones in her left
wrist. This is the second accident OF this
kind which has happened here this fall.
FALLS C~ITY-Four new tanks have been
put up at the vinegar factory during the
past ten days. Though the apple crop
near here is practically exhausted. the
company is still working full force, as
thousands of bushels of apples are be-
ing shipped here.
TABLE ROCK-Ivy. t~hes-year-oId daugh-
yesterday after a serious Illness Of sew
eral DAYS, OF scarlet fever in n most
malignant form. The home had been
ment in the Table Rock Cemetery.
AGNsWORTH-Marion Foster Of Aims
worth, has a petition I'm circulation, ask
ing the citizens to sign It. recommending
him to Governor-elect Shallenberger for
appointment as game warden. The citi-
zens here say, as this is in the center
of the game belt. they are entitled to
be recognized on the board.
TECUMSEH-As an evidence that farm
land here, already thought to Ne high in
price, is steadily going up. the sale of Paul
Huston's farm Is given. Mr.. Illusions
place included eighty acres and is two
miles west Of Tecumseh. The improve
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Y~ORK-George D~ougherty, a contractor,
thought he heard someone In his barn loft
last evening. and this morning he dis
covered that a nearly new set of harness
was missing. After searching he discovered
that the party he entertained In the hay
NOV had stolen the harness and sold it
10 MT Bags, the secondhand dealer.
DEMONSTRATION l. Cady, we'll known
here, died on his farm near Purdum. Blaine
county, November %. He had been sick
6ut a short time and was Is years old.
GnNnR naH aZa Nha. Cod Fa..t1~ HI
near this city and Mr.. Cady was the father
on Mrs. Charles G. Cook Of TecumsSh. The
funeral was held at Purdum on November
Deceased is survived by the widow and
two children, Mrs. Cook. and a son, w. E.
Cady of Blaine county.
TABLE ROCK-A violin, the value Of
which Is stated to be $50, was taken
from the Murphy hotel in broad daylight,
on Thanksgiving day, and, so far as is
known, not a clue has been secured as
which the theft was accomplished as
there were numerous guests, and also at
taches or the hotel about the hosiery
all the time. The violin was highly
priced and belonged to Mr.. Walker, son
of the proprietor, Mr.. L. L. Walker.
-TECUMSEH-E. d. Wood, who lives in
number of pheasant eggs under hens last
spring. His success was not the best, but
he succeeded in raising three male birds.
They are very beautiful. Mr.. Wood eX-
poets to Increase his flock next spring by
ADDING a number of female birds, and he
will give them freedom in a tract Of his
ntmrOds of the county. 1t is his desire to
raise a good sized flock of the birds.
YORK-York by actual count has at this
time forty-eight dwellings in course of con-
struction and would nave a larger number
II there were enough workmen. Accord
ing to the last census, York made the larg-
est growth OF any city in Nebraska, except
ing only South Omaha. Since that census
York has made q still greater growth and
travelling statesmen predict that York is
one of the best cities in the west and hav-
ing more enterprise than cities twice its
size.
NEBRASKA CITY-In the case OF Henry
NJ. Some against Otoe county, wherein he
sued for damages by reason Of the chang
ing CT a road, which was closed to enable
the new driving park association to put In
its track, Judge Travis held an all-night
hear all the testimony. Arguments in the
case Will be heard this week. Judge Travis
did this so as to enable him to call the
jury this morning and hear cases which
are on the docket and set for trial this
week.
NEBRASKA CITY-A number of local
capitalists have formed a stock company
and purchased the buildings of the starch
works and power house and will start an
alfalfa meal plant, with a capital stock
OF 10000 to $4,000. The purchase was con-
cluded today and overhauling the plant
VIII begin, at once. Hon. III. H Hanks,
@. E; Hanks, Walter Mcnamara, the John.
+''A oiN ONii1l VIII hllOTh up
talsts are at the head of the corcern. This
will mean another big industry for this
city and It will be owned and operated by
local capital.
NEBRASKA CITY-The Otoe County
Poultry association has been formed and
the following officers elected; President
James G.. Wilson; vice president, Mrs
John c. Watson; secretary, T, f. Law.
renee; treasurer, James r. Shewell; direc,
tors, II. G. Leigh; John c. Watson, ir.. ant
John Mckay. They will hold u poultry
show in this CITY Tuesday NNadpaaJoN anf
Thursday, December 2, % and "a. The
association has a large, membership an,
expects to have the biggest show eve
held In this part of the state.
YORK-Orvile B.. Harrington. a fugitiv
from justice, wanted for some time by Chi
cago officials, did not make the fight h
threatened to prevent being taken back t
Cook county, After a habeas corpus pro
ceedings he was released and then rear
rested again, and he made up his min
understood his business and that It woul
be a hard matter to get away from him
He accompanied the Cook county sheriff
back to Illinois, where he will be tried o.
the charge OF criminal assault.
TECUMSEH-An order of the Easterl
Star has been organized in this city, wit
the following officers, installed by Gran,
Laura Ramsey, worthy matron; E.
Grist, worthy patron: Mrs. Anna G
Beaver, associate matron; Miss Jessi
Davidson, secretary; Mrs. Pearle Z
Wright. conductress: Miss Mabel Sullivan
associate conductress Mrs. Florence Dew
Ada; Mrs; Blanche Reynolds. Ruth: Mrs
, Mamie Flanagan, Esther; Mrs. Mimi
Heskett, Martha; Mrs. Anna Brundag,
Electra; Mrs. Sidney Davidson, warden
r. F. Reynolds, sentinel.
: NEBRASKA CITY-Word has been T,
l ceived in this city of the marriage of Ms
i, Martha II Souzeley of this city at III
! home of her sister, Mrs. Frank s. stoC
dard, at Lowville, n. Y, to DR.. Harry I
h. Parker of Warrensburg, n. Y. The coup.
> will visit Europe and on their return wi
make their home at Warrensburg. Mo. TT
bride is the daughter OF the late Captai
]. r. Souseley, who was one of the phone,
settlers of this city and for years Wa
7 captain OF steamboats, which piled the Mi
+ souri, river to and from this point an