Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-21

BEATRICE-Mrs. c. H.. Mclaughlin. an
old resident Of Beatrice, is seriously Ill of
BEATRICE-Rev. Mr.. Guernsey, pastor
Of the Baptist church at Wymore, has
rendered his resignation to take effect
December /.
living near Pickerell, was adJudged insane
yesterday and taken to the asylum by Sher-
IF Trude.
BEATRICE-The remains of John
Mhelan, the lineman who was killed here
Wednesday morning. were taken to York.
.Neb., yesterday for interment. -
NEBRASKA CITY-Flay s. jackson and
Miss Mary FL. Rengtson of Essex, Ia, were
In the city last evening and were united
in marriage by Judge w. w, Wilson.
PERU.Miss Wilson, state organizer Of
the +. h. O.. society, visited the Peru or
ganization last evening and attended con-
vocation at the normal this morning.
PERU-L: r. Dillon. who was shot in the
leg on Hailowe' en- by Justice OF the Peace
j. Z. Chatham, is recovering and in a few
weeks will be able to be around again.
BEATRICE-RevivaI meetings are being
held at the Christian and LaSelle Street
Methodist Episcopal churches. Large
crowds are In attendance each night and
much interest is manifested.
BEATRICE-William f. Powell of Blue
springs yesterday filed suit asking for a
charging desertion. The couple was mar.
ried at Houston, Tex. in February, 1892.
PLATTSMOUTH-"The Rivalry of Ma
IlOHSp WHICH was given Dy inc women of
st. Mary's guild of the Episcopal church
of this city in Coates hall, was n grand
success in every way.
M'CooK-Word received today from Lin
coin announces the death in Lincoln of
Henry Reiners of this county. Mr.. Reiners
has been In a sanitarium in that city for
some time seeking health.
BEATRICE-A deal has been closed
whereby Miss Coon and son, Leo Coon, OF
st. Louis. will assume charge of the Pad
dock hotel December /, the date OF the ex-
pirat1on of the Renter Hotel company's
lease.
MCOOK-It is a source of much satisfac-
ton to the people Of McCook to hear that
superintendent Roller, the new superin-
tendent OF the McCook division, will make
McCook his home, as well as the official
headquarters of the division.
BEATRICEIAt the public sale held yes
terday at the home of Mrs, Martin Caspers,
Tour head of horses sold for $766, an aver
the way from S5 to $45 each.
M'COOK-The McCook Commercial club
has taken on evidences Of new life. At the
last meeting of the club, last hight, twenty
I'VE new members were taken into the
club, which, 1t Is expected, will be still
fluence.
PERU-Word reached Peru today that
Miss Nellie May schlee. one Of the
who has been visiting abroad, is now in
Hamburg, Germany. She will be here
ready 10 resume her work in the early days
OF December.
OF Johnstown, died suddenly of typhoid
pneumonia and was buried in YOUNGSTOWN
cemetery yesterday. He and Miss Dollie
Ogdon of AinswOrth were to have been
married at the hour Of his funeral Mr.
Haas was a prosperous young farmer and
% years OF age.
BEATRICE-The firemen's building COM
cussed the work OF soliciting for their
new home, which will henceforth be
all ex-chiefs. J. l. schiek. II. n new Ha menf
on the committee.
NEBRASKA CITY-A daughter of Mrs.
Rousch, residing In the eastern part OF the
city. tried to take her life by taking a large
dose of opium, but physicians who were
time she has attempted to leave this earth
this way and each time the physicians
have saved her life. 1t was all because she
had trouble with her husband.
PLATTsMOUTH-The Beaver grading
outfit, consisting of fifteen teams and as
many scrapers and other .paraphernalia,
that has Just been completed stripping the
dirt from Hhe stone quarries OF Newell &
Atwood az Cedar Creek, where they have
dayfor Omaha, where they win grade down
the south half of the court house square.
PLATTSMoUTH-The women OF the
First Presbyterian church in this city have
Just concluded another of their populaT
rummage sales. Through these efforts they
have annually added from $50 TO $500 to the
treasury of the church. Many self respect
ing poor people are helped to secure tbs
wearing apparel necessary to keep them ir
comfort during the year by their payins
even the nominal sum charged and ar,
saved from being educated In pauperism
NEBRASKA CITY-Judge II. ID. Travi,
heard the case OF the state against Hanf
and wife. This was a case wherein a whit,
man and negro woman were arrested, ant
claimed to have been married in Council
Bluffs, Ia. by a justice OF the peace with
out a marriage license, and they had TOR
gotten the name OF the Justice. The eour
has the case under Amusement. They wer
first tried In the county court and bnunI