Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-13
Nebraska News Notes.

ANBURN-Thls vicinity was visited by
heavy rain last night which lasted TO
over two hours,
ORD-The burial of Dyer Booth of Eric
son took place at the Ord cemetery las
Friday. The deceased leaves a wife anC
ten children, ali well provided for.
ALTOONA fast base ball team is being
organized under the MANAGEMENT of w. b
Watson, ir., who promises the local fans
the best base ball ever seen in this part
of the state.
NEBRASKA CITY-Mrs. William Pres
ton died at her home in this city of heart
disease. aged 65. She a been a resident
of this city for many years and leaves a
family of grown children.
NEBRASKA CITY-Carl F. Drtever and
Miss Eva May Monroe OF Hamburg. Ia,
came to this city saturday evening and
were quietly married by Judge w. w.
Wilson, and returned home today.
ALBIoN-The annual banquet of the
Albion Commercial club will be held April
IA. Speakers from other parts of the state
will be present and all matters lending to
advance and improve the city will be dis
cussed.
CENTRAL CITY-A reception was given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Newmyer at
their home the evening of the 9th, the oc-
casion being their silver anniversary. MI.
Newmyer was a county official here for
several years.
an armory for Company NJ of the Second
regiment, WHOSE home station Is Albion.
As the company has labored under serious
Disadvantages without an armory, II is ex-
pected that from this time rapid improve
ment will be shown.
PLATTSMOUTH-In the home OF DIR. and
Mrs. c. A. Marshall Sunday took place
the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Gladys, to Harry James of Lincoln. Rev.
j. H.. Salisbury. pastor of the Presbyterian
church, officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. James
will reside in Lincoln.
BEATRICE-Fourteen barrels OF malt
ale and fDrtN-Ona niDfa NJ uebfakU mara
dumped into the sewer today by the janitor
OF the court house under orders of Sheriff
summer when j. B. Dorfman, charged with
b~ootlegging, was arrested.
NEBRASKA CITY-A team belonging to
Henry Kasbohm of Dunbar. became frigh-
tened while in this city Saturday evening
and ran away. They ran nearly a mile
and IN their flight knocked down and ran
over Mr.. Herman Geisler, who is "a years
OF age, and seriously injured lin.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are the officers
elected In SCHUYLER: Mayor, Otto Zuelow;
city clerk, +. J. koTar; police Judge, L. C.
Smith; eouncilmen: First wa-d, ]. Green,
Second ward. Rufus ID. Moore; Third ward
J. Dudek. school board, full term r.
Dsresek and II. Svobota; to fill vacancy,
w. l. Allen.
BEATRICE-The farm house OF f. II.
Do6bs located two miles south OF Rock
ford, Gage county, was destroyed by fire
today with most OF its contents. The fire
started In the smoke house, where Mr..
boopS was smoking meat, and this build
ing, with a number of other smaller build
lngs. were also consumed. Loss s.. 200.
partially covered by insurance.
CENTRAL CITY-The funeral OF Mrs
Thomas Lucas. who died at her home here
Friday evening of heart trouble, was held
AZ the residence here yesterday afternoon,
The services were conducted by Rev. n.
j. Mckenzie. pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal church. Veterans acted as pail
bearers, the deceased being the wife OF
Captain Thomas Lucas, who Is prominent
in Grand Army circles.
NEBRASKA CITY-The Women's Chris
tian Temperance union convention was held
az Palmyra Friday and Saturday, when
Mrs. Head, president was present and
an address. The officers for tile
year were elected as follows:
President, Miss Minnie Stoeker. Dunbar;
Mrs. Grace Anness of Dunbar:
treasurer. Mrs. w. w. Reed of Palmyra.
cuse.
CENTRAL CITY-A move is on foot TO
submit the question OF voting bonds for a
electric lighting plant In Cen
tral city. The town Is at present lighted
by a gasoline plant. which gives good
service, but there Is a demand FOR electric
nghts. IL Is proposed TO use the big steam
engine OF the water works plant Tor on
the motor for an electric plant and
thus a large part of the original cost of the
plant will be saved,