Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-09

owned by Dan Wonder, Lola Lee Love and
Lee r. Love yesterday instituted a 5000
damage suit against Daniel Wonder.
PLATTSMOUTH-In Justice Archer's
court yesterday N. w. Watkins waived
examination and was bound over to the
having broken open the back door to a
saloon in this city and stolen cigars and
liquor.
-PLATTsMoUTH-John oeschger. aged
Mrs. Margaret A. Simmons, an attractive
widow, aged GA years., both from Valpa-
t tSis Ne6. were united in marriage in
performed the ceremony.
CENTRAL CITY-The Central cafe has
changed owners this week, Carl Priegel,
VINO opened 1t a few months ago and who
has conducted it since. having sold his in
terest TO p. f. Marquis, who took charge
Wednesday. Mr.. Priegel still retains the
possession and active management of the
Klondike.
met last evening and installed officers for
the coming year. The lodge voted to give
80 10 the firemen's building fund A. d.
sented with a beautiful Eagles watch
charm. A banquet was held at the close
OF the business session.
TRUMBULL-J. C. Slife. who has been
In the general merchandise business for
the last fifteen years, has sold out his in
terests to Archie Haggard. who formerly
was In business here with Ormsby & Hag-
$500 $40 Aoo91AN AohNh ppHbtbElOH
OF the store and stock and Mr.. Slife will
devote his time to his farm and real estate
interests.
BEATRICE-Mr. Bcrgger OF Fond du
few days with a view of securing the re-
moval of tho JONI utomobil plant from
Beetrice to Fond du Lac. He offers the
company 5000 for moving expenses and
win take $4,000 worth OF stock, provided
the company will make the change. Unless
tho citizens Of Beatrice subscribe the
] amount of stock aEkAd for nv tho rOpN-
pany II will locate its plant at Fond du Lac.
BEATRICE-The Pioneer Farmers in
stitute closed at Union hall last evening,
were elected: President, D.. Vasey of
Liberty; vice president, s.. A. Kinney OF
Wymore; secretary, F. n. crangls of Blue
Grove. s. A. Smith secured first prize on
yellow corn and second on white. f. N.
: Crangle was awarded first prize on white
corn and F. Berry second prize OF yellow
corn.
SHELTON-The annual meeting Of the
Farmers Home Telephone company was
tary's reports showed the affairs OF the
company In a healthy condition. The re-
ceipts from all sources for the last year
were $4,000 and during the month of No
Vember a dividend OF 10 per cent was paid
on the capital stock. The old officers OF
the company we're reelected for the ensu.
ing year. as follows: George w. Barrett,
president; II. ], Dugdale, vice president;
secretary.
CENTRAL CITY-The new Board OF
County Supervisors will convene next Tues
day, with only one republican member in
attendance, II present indications do not
fall. The one republican will he Herman
Baese OF Chapman. o. d, Burke, republi.
can member from Central City, underwent
an operation for appendicitis this week and
will not be able to attend. Ed smith, who
was elected from Lone Tree on the repub.
lican ticket. will In all probability not
qualify, and therefore Lew Parker, fusion,
list. Will probably hold over. The Other
fusion members on the board are William
Douglas Of Clarks. s. II. Simonson OF Prai-
rie Creek, j. F. Pease OF Mead and Matt
Harry of Silver Creek.