Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31

ALBION-Three new automobiles nave
been added the past week to the long list
already in use in this city.
BEATRICE-The Beatrice High school
foot ball team defeated Hebron at Hebron
yesterday by the score of II to s..
NEBRASKA CITY-Two cases of menln-
gifts hive been reported in this county
and they have both been quarantined.
BEATRICE-A large crowd attended the
Q. A. Lewis sale of Poland-China hogs.
The stock averaged all the way from
$40 to $50.
BEATRICE-S. p. Lester and family, old
residents of Beatrice, have gone to Port
land, Ore, where they will make their
future home
Rena Mcguire, both of Liberty, We're
married at Marysville, Kan. They will
make their home on a farm near Liberty.
NEBRASKA CITY-George Bennett, who
hand, has been held in the sum Of 81, 900
and his case will be heard In thirty days
before the county court.
NEBRASKA CITY-William w. Linton
and Miss Lillian Ann WIKI were married
yesterday at the home Of the brides par
ents, at Syracuse. Both are leading young
people of that section.
NEBRASKA CITY-Yesterday Louie E..
Schreiner, one of the leading young farm
ers OF this section, was united in marriage
to Miss Eva Scharp at the home Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Scharp.
BEATRICE-Dr. and Mrs. o. L. Beeson
were called to Marshaltown, Ia, Saturday
morning by a telegram announcing the
death or the formers mother, Mrs. Hannah
Beeson, which occurred at Marshaltown,
Iowa.
ALBION-T. NJ. Cowley, one of the early
pioneers or Boone county, died at his resi-
dence In this city this morning, after a
lingering illness. He was a veterinarian
OF more than local reputation. He leaves
a wife and one daughter.
NEBRASKA ~CITY-Thirty Masons of this
city attended an installation OF that order.
at Dunbar, last evening and took part in
the work. After the work a banquet was
those who were seated at the tables.
BEATRlCE-W. A. Sayler and family
left today for Clarinda, Ia, where he has
purchased an interest IN the Clarinda Ma
Sayler has been connected with the Union
State bank Of this city, he having recently
disposed OF his interest in the institution.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hartman. an old
resident Of Virginia, died yesterday morn
ing, aged 81. He leaves a widow ana eight
children, Mr., Hartman was drafted in the
southern army at the outbreak Of the
civil war, but he ran away, came north
ana joined the union army, with which he
fought until the close OF the war. :
NEBRASKA CITY-The scholars Of the
NebLaska city High school held a fair and
carnival today. 1t is an annual affair. The
ate ndance was very heavy and the funds
realized VIII be used for the athletic society
and othe. societies Of the school. They
had every conceivable thing for sale ana
an kinds OF attractions with which to catch
the loose dimes.
farmers are all busy husk-
ing corn, The weather is ideal and many
farmers report the yield greater than an
ttcipated, some fields going as high as
tltty bushels per acre. Woeppel Bros
east or Leigh, who farm on a very large
scale, are advertising for ten corn huskers
and will pay 8 cents per busheI to huskers.
yet in spite of the seemingly exorbitant
price, help is scarce.
LElGH-Mrs. Henry Loseke died at her
home, ten miles south of here. last sun
DAY, after a severe illness lasting two
weeks. she was born on the old Loseke
homestead April 4, 1870 and at her death
April q 1891 she was united in marriage
to Henry Loseke and TO this union were
born eight children, all Of whom. with the
husband survive. The funeral, which was
one OF the largest ever held i'm Colfax
county, was held at the Loseke Creek
church on Wednesday and was Conducted
by Rev. Mr.. Denniger.