Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-31

News Notes.
BHATRICE-Otho Moss, a colored boy,
was sentenced to thirty days In Jau Tor
petit larceny.
ARLINGTON-A farmers institute will
be held In this city February 10 and IL, and
a good program has been arranged.
BEATRICE-The 4-year-old son of G.
W. swallop fell yesterday on the Icy walk
at his home and broke his left arm.
FALLS CITY-Lawrence s.. Stevens and
Miss Matilda Hatch Hill. both of ST, Paul.
Mimi, were married here Wednesday.
FALLS CITY-John Hermes, of the firm
Of Hermes Bros, started to California tine
last of the week with a carload of poultry.
r OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES physicians found Il
necessary to amputate DR.. II. L. Smiths
foot. The doctor has been i'll for some time
past ,.-
Northumberland returning to the
house from the hen house Mrs. August
Hesse slipped and fell and d~islocated her
right ankle
OxFoRD-At a meeting, Of the directors
of the Bank OF Oxford a few days ago the
capital stock of that institution was raised
from $4,000 to $15, 600.
PLATTSMOUTH-The wife of Judge
w. II. Newell most pleasantly entertained
twenty-one of her women friends Thursday
and thirty more Saturday.
BEATRICE-The case of G.. Hulsizer Of
Wymore, charged with selling liquor
illegally, was called today before Judge
Spafford and continued to February 10.
RfNlllINNl OLN-OteH .GDdHbICA VI lhie wv
and his brother. David Spangler Of Stanton,
have purchased a mercantile business In the
latter place and will take possession at
once.
BEATRICE-Colonel w. S. Tilton has re-
turned from Waverly. Kan, where he was
called a few days ago by the illness of his
parents. He reports that their recovery
is doubtful.
connected with the wireless telegraph de-
partment of government work in the Philip
pines, is visiting his father, General Gull
yer, at Milford.
been travelling on the road for the last
four years for the Atlas Oil ompany has
purchased a half interest in the Davis &
Thorne music store.
FALLS CITY-The city council met
Wednesday in called session and made final
settlement for the electric light, machinery.
1t also gave the contractor a Dill or sale Tor
the old machinery.
PLATTSMOUTH-w. L. Cooper has re-
signed his position Of foreman Of the
Burlington lumber yards here and will go
to Bloomington, ILL.,, to ACCEPT a position
with another railroad company.
NEBRASKA CITY-The Henningaen Pro-
duce company has leased a building at the
foot of Central avenue and will put in a
cold storage plant and headquarters for
their business in eastern Nebraska
BEATRICE-Harry Webb, an old
Beatrice boy, has just closed a successful
engagement of five weeks at the Majestic
Lneator at chicago as Il mOIOlOBuc dTllSl.
He is a son Of DIR. j. l.. Webb Of this
city.
ARLINGTON-An of the papers in this
county are demanding that all the court
house officials be checked up and most of
the citizens think that the county board
should get a jury and have everything
checked up.
SBWARD-A heavy freight engine ran
off the track at a switch at PieasantdaIe
Lincoln to get it back. Five feet more and
the engine would have plunged down a
140-foot ~embankment
Observation-Disclosures S~hallenberger
has offered to DR.. b. F. Brendell of this
county the position of head physician in tie
Soldiers home in Grand Island, or the sec
ond place in the hospital for insane in
Norfolk, each position paying the same
salary.
BEATRICE-The Young Mems Christian
association basket ball team last evening
by the score Of 80 to II. As a preliminary
to the main event the Junior class team
defeated the sophomores by the score OF
80 to q.
have been filed with the county clerk by
the firm formerly conducting the dry goods
business under the name of Begole g. Van
Arsdale company b. Fl. Begole, c. II. Van
ArsdaIe and ]. r.. Bardin are the incorpor-
ators. The articles call for a capital stock
of $4,000.
OXFORD-A meeting Of the Republican
Valley Medical association was held here
Thursday and was well attended by the
| physicians of the territory, comprising the
district. A banquet was given at the
Burlington hotel in the evening to the visit
ing physicians.
BEATRICE-Wymore Is making plans to
organize a fast ball team, and II a state
league is formed will join the organization.
Beatrice fans are also discussing the proba-
bilities of a good ball team In Beatrice
this year and will soon take steps to or
ganiZe a city league.
A~LMA-Sheriff Carroll returned last night
from Akron, Colo, where he had gone TO
get Ed Stoner. one of the men who broke
into the Swartz e. Egelston store. Upon
arrival there he learned that the sheriff
had turned the man loose and could not
get any trace OF him.
PLATTSMOUTH-The fine residence of
c. II. Vallery, located seven miles south
west of Plattsmouth, was consumed by
fire Friday during the severe wind storm.
Only a portion OF the household goods were
saved. The loss is estimated at $500 with
only a small insurance.
FALLS CITY-Will Hermes was jerked
from the top of a chicken car at the Mis-
souri, Pacific station, Wednesday, thirteen
/ feet to the ground, and is now nursing
two very badly sprained ankles. He had
hold of the hose, which caught in his glove
as he went TO throw II.
DICKENS-Mr. Orval Enlow OF this
place and Miss Mary Ahill of Birds Eye,
Ind, were married here by Justice of the
Peace w. T, 8. Conner. MIR. Enlow Is Bur
lington agent here, having lately arrived
from Lincoln City, Ind. Mrs. Enlow ar
rived here a few days ago, also.
GENEVA-The wind blew all last night
the thermometer reaching 3 degrees below
this morning. Snow and dust lies piled II
drifts, otherwise the ground is clear. Tn,
heavy wind OF Thursday night blew in the
north end OF the old brick foundry building