Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-14
Nebraska

to Tecumseh, where he was found to be
insane and ordered taken TO Lincoln for
treatment.
HAsTINGs-The reoapitulation of the
assessors returns shows a total actual
valuation of all property In Adams county
of S2S, $4,000, as compared with a total OF
so, 2S0,s25 in the assessment OF last year
Increase for the year is N,0SS,S25.
WEST POINT-Marriage licenses have
been issued during the last week to F. +.
Wichert and Mrs. Emile Ruehl OF West
Point Fred Ulrioh and Miss Christina
Wilson and Miss Mary Scnerer Of Wisner.
WEST PO1NT-Dr. l.. @. Horton of
Omaha has arrived in the city and en-
tered into partnership with DR.. F. N.
Wells, who has-conducted a very success
full dental practice in West Point for the
last year. The new firm will continue and
extend the practice Of Or. Wells.
KEARNEY-Three young men from the
vicinity OF Gibbon, Ernest Prindle, Homer
Prindle and Walter Chambers, were taken
into court Friday and fined for misbehav-
ing themselves at a church north Of Gio;
given a sharp lecture by the Judge.
HEMINGFORD-Dr. Eikner's boarding
house, known locally as the SanttOrium,
burned down ThuTsday night about a m.
No one appears TO know the origin OF the
fire, as the building vas unoccupied. This
is the second mysterious fire on this lot
this year. II was heavily Insured.
Observation-Disclosures have been issued
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F.. Button and Miss Lucy NJ. Nellis. The
ceremony will be solemnized at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward p. Nellis, at $50 p. m. Thursday.
June "a.
FREMONT-About / O'Clock Sunday
morning the police raided the cellar of the
new Schurman building on Main street
and gathered In about ten young men on
the charge Of gambling. They put up
security for their appearance Monday
moi ming.
NEBRASKA CITY-Mrs. Jessie Fields.
who shot herself because Of being
Jealous Of her lover, Joseph F~elthauser
paying attention to another woman. Is very
low and doubts are entertained OF her
recovery. The bullet went entirely through
the body half an inch above the heart.
TECUMSEH-Carl Chapman, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. G. Chapman of this city, who
recently received an appointment to An
napolis, has decided to give up the scholar
ship. lie has been taking special work at
Peru and will enter the government for
estry experimental station at Norrie, Colo.
/ KEARNEY-Mrs. Peter Wink, living six
teen miles northeast of Kearney, died on
Friday, after an illness of q few hours,
froLl heart trouble. Death came suddenly
and very quietly. Mrs. Win was 30 years
old. The funeral services were held from
the church at aver Chapel Sunday art
ernoon, Father M. L. DAILY officiating.
PLATTSMOUTH-Judge II. D. Travis in
district court sentenced John A. Fleisner
who was convicted of assault with intent
to do great bodily injury to Charles Burke,
both tramps, to serve a term of one wear
In the state penitentiary. The assault oc-
CURED In the Burlington yards here, the
two men quarreling over the division OF
some food.
DUNBAR-A new acetylene gas com
pany has been organized here, with S. NJ.
Scarborough, president; Z. z. West, vice
president; Thomas Murray. secretary-treas-
urer, and DR.. j.. b. Lichtenwallner, st.
John Bros, L. r. Bricknell and w. w. An
ness, directors. Dunbar will soon have one
Of the best systems Of acetylene lighting
In the state.
DUNBAR-The big cattle feeders OF Dun
bar, consisting of C, J. Mullis. j. P. Baker,
Bricknell Bros, H. S. Baker, John Duncan,
George Easley, O.. c. Baker, M. T. Harrl-
the yards here to Chicago and Kansas city
markets over forty cars of top-the-market
cattle during the last week., with many
more to follow.
priesthood of Very Rev. William Mcdonald
Of st. Cecilia Roman Catholic church will
be celebrated with elaborate ceremonies
next Tuesday. There will be high mass
at the church at 9 a. m, with sermon by
Rev. L.. A. Dunphu of sutton, and in the
evening the friends of Father Mcdonald
will conclude the celebration with a recep-
ton and entertainment In the opera house.
BROKEN BOVINE. and Mrs. Edward
county and residents OF Broken Boy, cele-
brated their silver wedding Thursday night
of last week. over $50 guests responded to
invitations sent out, mostly old friends and
neighbors. Their attractive home on Fourth
avenue, where the celebration occurred, is
one of the city's landmarks. The event
was a most important one In the lives Of
this couple, who were married in 1884, at
Crete, Neb., and Immediately after moved
to Custer county
BROKEN BOW-Tramps who have lin
gered here this season for a brief sojourn
will probably cross the town from their
way. Extensive improvements are being
made on the streets and in public parks,
and whenever Marshal Towsley discovers
a newly arrived freight car tourist" ne
gives him a Joyous welcome and puts MIN
to work Immediately. Good orkme are
difficult to find and the hobo" comes In
handy. II is also a saving Of expenditure
and helps thin out an objectional element.
KEARNEY-Oscar Hedlund, halling from
SaBafeore, Pa, was brought to this city
Saturday morning and turned over to
county officials. Hedlund seems to be out
OF his mind. He came into Kearney on
No, II Thursday morning and got off the
train after a drink. Before he got back TO
the depot the train had gone. Hedlund
then started to walk. as he said, to Saga
more, Pa. He got as far as Gibbon and,
more, began in a pitiful manner hunting
Fellows and the Knights of Pythias lodges.
which will take care of him and locate
relatives.