Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
NebrasLa News Notes.

Nebraska News Notes.
fORk-Alexander Stephens, a resident
ana large property owner in York and one
had a stroke OF apoplexy and died before
a physician could get to his bedside.
YORK-The York Electric Light and
Power company has Just completed in
stalling an electric motor at the York
water Works company's plant and they are
n1N satisfastorily pumping water, doing
away with engineer and firemen and saw.
ing the water company money.
YoRk-At last word has been received
pE coroner Smith from relatives of
was found dead in the driveway of a feed
barn here about four weeks ago. A letter
from a brother-in-law of New Kanitche.
rangements.
TECUMSEH-Johnson county was first
IN butter awards at the recent meeting
or the Nebraska Dairymen's association
neid IN Lincoln George s. Phillips, pro-
prletor OF the Guernseydale dairy farm,
near this city, received first premium on
upon ornamental design in butter. In
addition he was paid so cents per pound
Tor the butter. which was sold at the ex-
OF Jersey cattle. conducts his business
along purely business principles and is
making the herd pay good. He sells All his
of the State Normal at Peru.
in which Messrs. F. NJ Willis and w q
comb of Tecumseh were interested bas
been Strengthened out. Mr.. Holcomb
traded the greater part Of q stock of
View to the gentlemen stated. The men
came on and took charge OF the stock.
but did not deliver the deed for the prop
and returned to their homes in College
View. Mr.. Holcomb refused 10 take hold
manager for two weeks. Finally The men
got together and Mr.. Willis has taken
possession Of the stock He will sell II
College View property. He has also taken
$1,000 worth Of shoes and put them in an
other building and viii place them on
sale next week.
HUMBOLDT-whsn Riley o'Keeffe and
wife awakened about 2 o'clock in the
morning they found their 4-months-old
had been suffering from Whooping cough
and a complication Of diseases, which de-
yeloped pneumonia, but the parents were
services are TO be held this afternoon at
the Baptist church.
HUMBOLDT-A series Of revival meet
Of this city. being conducted by the new
pastor, Rev. Fred Arnold. assisted by Rev.
F. NJ. Sturdevant OF Tecumseh. The So
eiety is arranging for a home coming
March 10 on the twenty-sixth anniversary
OF the founding OF the church at which
time the new minister viii be ordained In
his home town and many OF the early
members and friends OF the society are ex-
Pected 10 be on hand. Among these viii
be Rev. LAWYER of TripidaA Colo, who
was the minister at the Organization.
FALLS CITY-Miss lydia Werner and
Otto c: Reiger were married at the home
of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
werner, Wednesday afternoon, in one
presence Of seventy-flve guets.
BALLS CITY-Mrs. Emil Krause died1t
her home north Of Falls City on wedLss-
day, aged a. She leaves a father and
mother, husband n eight children. the
youngest OF whom Is only a week old. The
funeral was held tr9m the home Feb
FALLS CITY-sixty helpers have been Sc
cured for the glove factory who viii take
the work home until the factory has been
mex fall. By that time II viii be kno
how much help is available and ma
chimes can be put In accordingly.
cided by the number OF helpers secured.
PLATTSMoUTH-Judge II D Travis
has accepted an invitation to deliver
address before the otOe Democrats club
In Syracuse on March IL
PLATTSMOUTH-Lee J.. Mayfield. who
has for many years been the editor and
proprietor of the Louisville Weekly C0ur-
lsr. has disposed OF the plant TO his brother.
Courier was founded more than thirty
years ago by George W. Aayfield. ST.
PLATrSMOUJH-Orvfle Robertson and
Miss Myrtle Fentiman. both OF this county.
were united In marriage In Lincoln by the
Icounty judge
PLATrSMoUTH-Anss Ddlth Hughes Of
Chicago delivered & very interesting ad-
dress In the Presbyterian church Friday
evening. she being the travelling secretary
OF the Presbyterian home mission board.
PLATTSMOUTH-At the regular meeting
Of the city council J.. p. Falter. council
MAJ made a motion that the chief Of po-
lice be Instructed to arrest ell saloon keuT-
ers who are violating the provisions OF 1ne
SlOcumb law by selling liquor on Sundays.
SDWARD-Afford people are violently
opposed 10 the legislature converting the
Soldiers and Sailors Hene there into =
dipsomsniac hospital for the treatment Of
the drug and liquor habit They do not
object TO the Grand Island home being
merged into the Milford Soldiers Home.
GENEVA-C4ptain Edwin B. Wymans,
Fourth cavalry, L. 8 A. inspected Com
psny q last night, thirty-nine members
being present.
GENEVA. +. Smith was arrested here
yeS5srdaS mSrnns; SnsrSso . parties IN
and other articles OF clothing from q hotel
at that place. on being searched q number
Of razOrs, also much cheap jswetry. was
found upon his person, one razor having
the name MIR. Talon. Tobias on IL.
Sheriff Page communicated BY phone with
Mr.. Talon, WHO came and Identified part
his store in june. 1905 snith was tried and
given thirty days on the Mlligan charge.
DoRCHESTER-rhe Dorchester o0rnst
band played The Brookdals Fsrm." =
rural drama Ia four acts, a. the walker
opera house last night This was the best
amateur play Dorchester has q for Yeas
and IL was well patronized
CENTRAL c~ITY-Percy L Dsyts and
Bertha E Townsend were married Wednes-
day evening al s o'clock at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and MIS- r. W.
Townsend. on the college section north
west OF town Rev. Harley Moore OF Scran-
ton, Ia. formerly pastor Of the Friends