Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-27

riage in this city yesterday to Mrs Elma
Page, by Judge II. G. Leigh. The wedding
was quiet one.
CENTRAL CITY-Central City is to have
another steam laundry, the machinery for
it having been already purchased and
shipped. Mrs. Alice Burt Will be the owner
of the new concern.
PI.ATsTSMOUTH-The question of the
building of new county jail is being re-
vived by the citizens and the Board OF
County Supervisors will be asked TO nave
one built this summer.
BEATRICE-The Kenter Hotel company
assumed charge of the Paddock hotel yes
The company will open the Markle hotel
April l as the New Burwood.
BEATRICE-Wymore people believe. in
the Improvement of their city parks and
nurseries of this city, which are to be
planted at this place this week.
BEATRICE-Mrs Clara Workman died
after a prolonged Illness of tuberculosis
OF the spine, aged 35 years. She is survived
by no family except her husband.
BEATRICE-For. throwing sulphuric acid
on the clothing OF Joseph Shackelton last
evening Harry Schmutte received a severe
beating by Shackelton, who found him on
the street soon after committing the act
BEATRICE-At meeting of the Board
were made to advertise for architects
plans and suggestions for the erection of
tho new high school building, which is to
cost $4,000.
BEATRICE-In the district court yester-
day e. T.. Kelly of Wymore, recently found
guilty of disturbing the peace and abusing
the postmaster of that city, was fined S.
and costs, which the defendant paid and
was released.
TECUAISEH-David Little died at his
home in this city shortly after midnight
last night. after being In poor health for
some time and very sick for two weeks.
The cause of death was iocomotor ataxia.
His age for 49,
CLAY CENTER-Mrs. Melissa Randall,
wife of A. p. Randall of this city, died at
an early hour this morning. She was GO
years old and with her husband We're of the
earliest settlers in this county. She had
| been sick for several months.
| NEBRASKA CITY-At the home OF
James N. Anderson in Wyoming precinct,
| last evening, his daughter, Miss Marie June
Anderson, was united in marriage to Eu-
gene Barkhurst. The, ceremony was per-
| formed by the Methodist minister.
| PAPILLION-The deputy county asses.
sors met the county assessors at the couri
house yesterday and agreed upon basis
/ of prices which would be adopted in the
| different precincts of the county as fol
| lows: Land, SO per acre; horses, $l75 each
mules, $50 each; cows, $50 each.
NEBRASKA CITY-Pat Grove was here
| two days, coming from ST. Joseph. He en-
tertained the people telling OF his exploits
| and how he won fame. He was broke, bul
secured stake from admirers to get tC
| Omaha again. Pat still bore the marks OF
the drubbing he received while in Iowa.
NEBRASKA CITY-Last night as Of
! ficer John MARITIME was making his rounds
! someone threw brick, and 1t knocked his
hat off. In the dark he could only see the
outlines of his assalant but fired tive
| shots at his fleeing form, but missed him
This is the second time the officer has beer
assaulted of late.
| COLUMBUS-The Columbus Commercial
club celebrated its annual big time at tn
council chamber last evening. There was
large crowd at the meeting. They ad
journed to Mannerchor hall, where tn
banquet and feasting besides the speaking
was held. The women of the Presbyterian
church furnished the supper.
BATTLE CREEK-Yesterday the TEN
perature rose from 30 degrees to so degrees
At 5:l5 p. m. a wind whose velocity wa
probably thirty miles per hour, accom-
panied by a decided drop in temperature
reached this section. In the following
twelve hours mercury dropped 90 degrees
I'd ETER-The women OF the Congrega
tional church gave successful supper las
evening in Lester's fine new livery barn ol
Seneca street. The barn is not nearly com
pleted, but was far enough along so h
gratuitously offered Il for this occasion
The proceeds amounted to 945, or over an
will be used toward the new carpet for tn
church.
BEATRICE-The marriage OF Miss Edit
| Martin TO Guy Tanner was solemnized yes
terday at II o'clock at the home of tn
TIM one mile south OF Beatrice. Rev. u. g
Brown officiating. The young couple lef
on an afternoon train for Bnana Vista