Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-14
Nebraska New. Notes.

PILGER-H. Spence and wife OF this
place Will take possession of the hotel on
April 10. A. H.. Koplin, the present owner,
will retire from business.
BEATRICE-The city council met last
night and canVassed the vote of the late
city election. The prohibition majority was
cut down from lo6 to 1903 votes.
Neutrality-suspicious. early this morning
entered the hardware store of ID. A. Lasher
at Wymore mad stole about 500 worth of
clue. ifs "a"
BEATRICE-The funeral or the late C..
H.. Summers was held today at / o'clock
at the family home west of the city, the
services being conducted by Rev. j. E.
Davis.
PLATTsMoUTH-At noon Sunday In the
home of DIR. and Mrs. c. A. Marshall oc-
Cured the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Gladys, and Harry A. James of Weeping
Water.
BBATR1CE-Announcement has been re-
ceived here of the marriage of Hugh Til
ton, a former resident Of this city, and
Miss Nellie Woberton, which occurred at
Lawton, Okl., Sunday.
BEATRDCE-C. E. Hammett. who has
partment of the Dempster factory here for
the last six years, resigned yesterday and
will probably locate in Kansas City.
NEBRASKA CITY-George Coldsberry
and Miss Emma Hanberg, two young peo-
pie of this city, were married last evening
by Judge Wilson. None was present but
a few relative of The respective parties.
BEATRICE-Rev. w. F. McNulty, who
has been holding revival services at the
United Brethren church here for the last
two weeks, left yesterday for Omaha,
where he will conduct another revival.
BEATRICE-Following a heavy rain here
Sunday night the temperature last night
dropped down to the freezing point. II is
the general opinion that the fruit buds are
not far enough advanced to suffer from
cold weather.
PILGER-A base ball team was organized
last night. w. w. Vaught, cashier of the
Farmers National bank. is manager and
secretary. Now uniforms will BE- pro-
vided and prospects are bright for a good
team this season.
PILGER-The Mcthodists will build a
5000 church this summer. The old building
is being torn down and the lumber will be
used in the new. The church when COM
pleted will seat about 900 people. II will
be finished by July /.
GENEVA-The weather has been UNI
usually windy and cool. at night falling as
low as 20 degrees above and at no time
last week at night getting above 80 degrees.
Last night there was a frost and the
mercury went to "a above.
PLATTSMOUTH-Attorney c. A. Rawls,
eX-county attorney, has gone to Granada.
Colo, to look after the landed interests OF
the Plattsmouth capitalists until that prop
erty Is disposed of, then he and his family
will make Boise, Ida, their home.
PLATTSMOUTH-Fred Murphy and wife
have returned from Havana, Cuoa, where
he has been employed in the War DEPART
ment for several years. Mr.. Murphy Will
report for duty i'm the federal building i'm
Omaha about the first of next month.
GRAND ISLAND-rhree deaths have oc-
CURED at the Soldiers Home In a single
day: Mrs. r. T. Pratt. admitted from
Omaha. aged So years; James b. Thomas.
aged 65 years. and Mrs. Emrett Knappen,
aged 81 years. lnterment will be made in
the Home cemetery in all cases.
DICKENS - An unimproved section of
land three miles northwest of here sold
for 5000 Saturday. This Is but a fair
samule OF the way land is selling In this
locality and considerable is changing hands.
Less than ten years ago this LAM was
selling for less than $1,000 a section.
CHAPPELL-The Odd Fellows hail is
nearing completicn and when done will be
one of the incest structures In western
Nebraska. The upper part will be for lodge
while the lower floor will be for
office rooms. The Masons and the odd
Fellows now own their own halls and both