Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-14
Nebraska News Notes.

BEATRICE-H. ". Riesen of this city.
secretary Of the Nebraska Speed a~ssocla-
ton, was notified yesterday that Auburn
had dropped out of the circuit. The rea-
son given for this action is that the horse
men of that town were dissatisfied with
the dates after they had accepted them
at Omaha Nebraska City will probably
take Auburn's place in the circuit,
WYMORE-The dwelling mouse Of Will
liam Chaffin was destroyed by fire yes
terday morning with all its contents. The
loss Is placed at $1,000, with no insurance.
The fire is supposed to have originated
from a defective flue.
BLUE SPRINGS-Homer Harrison Neal
and Miss Mabel Alice Hinnenkamp were
married at the brides home east of Blue
Springs, Rev. Mr.. Stephens of Virginia. Of
ficiating,
BEATRICE-The first session of the
Southeastern Nebraska Educational associa-
ton will open March 81 with "A debate on
the following subjects: Resolved, That
disputes between capital and labor in the
railroad business should be settled by
boards of arbitration, with compulsory
powers" The affirmative side of the ques-
tion will be upheld by the towns of bum
City, and the negative by Pawnee City,
Auburn. Crete and Beatrice.
WYMORE-W. p. Wilson, an engineer
in the employ of the Burlington since 1881,
and familiarity known as Dad Wilson,
has rendered his resignation. He has had
a run ON the Concordia-Llncoln branch for
years.
MISUNDERSTANDING Gale, an old resi-
dent OF the Adams vicinity, died yester-
day at Hiawatha, Kan, where he was
visiting his sister. He was born in New
York state in 1858. He leaves a wife and
son, who reside in Chicago. The body Will
be inferred at Adams.
ADAMS-Mrs. William Kurtly died at
her home yesterday from injuries sus-
tanned by a fall about a week ago. She
was 26 years Of age. The body was taken
to Smith Center, Kan, for interment.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the death of his
daughter, Mrs. Henry Reimer, yesterday,
j. H.. Won Steen received a message from
Phoenix, Ariz., announcing the death of
his daughter, Miss Amy Won Steen, who
went to that place last fall for her health.
She was 1S years Of age.
BEATRICE-The Ellis News, which sus-
pended a few weeks ago, is to be revived
by John Long and G.. o.. Bohnam, who
will issue the paper as a semi-monthly.
BEATRICE-There promises to be a
lively time at the city primary next Tues
day, and as usual there will be no scarcity
mayor, and II. W. L. Jackson wili make
ticket. while ]. 8. Rutherford win make
the race for office on the democratic
ticket. In the First ward Theodore Horn
and A. p. Sage are candidates for alder,
w. A. Graham will be in the race for the
office, and in the Third ward John Pie
Ouch and NJ. M. Falk will try conclusions
for councilman. Charles Tanner is the
only candidate mentioned for alderman i'm
the Fourth ward. For city clerk, A. J.
Johnson and S. G.. Free will make the
race.
BEATRICE-Joseph Franklin Myers and
Miss Katie Fucker. both of Parkston, s.
D., were married here yesterday by Judge
Walden.
PLATTSMOUTH-The citizens party of
tho city Of Plattsmouth Will hold a con-
Ill - mhWuaa1nWW awWan
ing for the purpose Of nominating a full
city ticket for the coming municipal cleo
ton. Party affiliations are to be ignored.
PLATTsMoUTH-J. H. Adams has re-
turned home from Las Vegas n; NJ
says the land and water are excellent and
the farmers can cultivate the ground the
year round.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A. Phillips
and family have removed TO Cambridge,
Neb, where he has accepted the position
of cashier Of a bank.
PLATTSMOUTH - The democratic city
convention will be held next Wednesday
evening TO nominate a mayor. city clerk,
city treasurer, police Judge, two members
of the Board OF Education and one coun-
Gilman from each OF the five wards.
PLATTSMOUTH : Mrs. P. f.. Ruffner
has receiyed word that her aunt. Mrs.
home in Maysville. No. She was a daugh-
ter OF William Black and formerly re-
sided IN this city.
AENswoRTH Murphey brothers sold
their entire butcher outfit here, consist
ing of meat market, ice house, stock yards
and slaughter house and all meat on
hand to Fred w Skinner of springview.
Neb. The consideration was $1,000. Pos
session was given this morning. William
Murphey will run a butcher shop In Lon
Pine.
TBKAMAH-A citizens caucus has been
called for Monday night 10 place I'm nomi-
nation candidates for the city offices. AS
this Is usually the only ticket put up the
election is held st the caucus with the
Of the license or no license rs
sue. which is voted on. the officers elected
being bound to abide with the majority
regarding the Issuing OF liquor licenses.
VALLEY-The program for the Valley
Woman's club was given BY the art de-
OF which Mrs. Ramsey is the
Friday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. W. r. Weekly. The subject was
"Domestic Art"
VALLEY - Al an independent citizens
qanFne called hN The famnrFanra uanpla