Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19

BEATRICE-Ths shops a. Wymore yss-
terdsy adopted the eiEht-hcur schedule.
The employs have been uorking nine
KEARNEY-Faruers living in the vfcin-
ity OF ODESSA are complaining about the
kearney power canal C~vernouing its banks
and flooding the land
KEARNEY-Forty acres Of alfalfa land
located north ara cast OF this city snld
yesterday for 0D per acre. r. Dudley Of
University Place was the buyer.
HUNTLEY-The marriage Of Mr.. Jacob
A sell to Miss Katie knapp Of Wilcox
vas s~olemniEed AZ the home o. the grcom's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Henry sen. Wsdnes-
day.
BEATRICE%At a meeting Of the firemen
last EVENING a progrsn vas ARRANGED fer
ernptiOn certificates are 10 be given 10
twenty-four fremen.
BEATRICE-Yesterday al II O'Clock AZ
Centenary Methodist parsonage Was sol
smnized the marriage Of James L. Miller
and Miss Daisy Foulk. both Of the EIlis
neighborhood, Rev L G. Brown ofnciat-
ing.
nUNTLEY-C. Z Martin. concrete block
Manufacturer OF this CITY, traded ms farm
near curtis. Nsh-. for a pool hsn and res
taurant in Sutton, Nsh- He lert with ms
family Immediately for their new field Of
business.
PLATTsMOUTH-County Attorney ". c.
Ramsey filed a complaint before Justice
Archer Thursday. charging John Clarenee
with murder In the first degree for klhnE
John p. Thacksr, BY shooting him with .
revolver.
/ CENTRAL CITY-Considerable surprise
was shown here when news vas received
Of the marriage OF Miss Ellen Larsen 10
George Dolan Of Council Bluffs, as II was
not known by many OF her best friends
that she intended leaving the city.
SEWARD-The express car on the noon
train from Lincoln caught fire between tnal
city and Seward yesterday and considerable
D express matter was ~burnsd-sone belonging
to Seward merchants Ths Blade patents
were in the car. but escaped the blaze.
sEWARD-L c. johnson has purchases
the residence OF Phillip Unit. in the east
part OF town, the consideration being IA
go. This Is one Of the finest residences IN
the city Nh. Unit has purchased Joe
Z Browns residence In west Seward for AV0t
/ HUNTLEY-G. H AultE, q 3. A. NJ en-
ploye Of this city, received a telegram from
Gregory, s d, bearing the news Of his
aged mothers death The body was sent
and family left Immediately for that place
to attend the funeral
PLATnSMOUTH-John w. steinhart a
Nebraska City delivered an interesting ad.
dress TO the PlattEmouth Commercial club
he spoke Of the many manufacturing plants
that have been secured fer has Town. Tn,
Nebraska City Commercial club - incor
porsted.
sEwARD-Mrs. William Smith, mother Of
Mrs. z J. Ashton, formerly OF Seward
died at her home near Elm Greek, Neh.
last Friday. and her remains were brouEh.
TO SeEapd today. accompanied by Mrs Ash
ton, and interment was made in the NOrti
cemetery.
SCHUYLER-While coming downstairs a
the -NieHnan company mill
Whers he is employed, Walter Luneburi
slipped and fell over the side OF the stair
ano landed on the edge o. a wafer barre
below. tearing a large piece OF flesh Oh
Of the upper part of his les.
Z FAIRBURN-JOhn Heideck went into hi
saloon after closing hours last night and
4, found a young man, Joe Kaufman, hidder
under the bar With the contents OF tn,
money drawer. a couple Of reVolvsrs and
a few bottles of liquor stored In his peck
cts. Kaufman was held IN $500 bonds u
answer al the next term Of court but wal
unable to find bondsmen-
RASTINGS-The First Baptist churcl
last night elected Rev. ". J. Coulston o
Lincoln TO the p2storste, to fiji the Va
csncy caused by the resignation of Rev
b. S. Hudson three months ago. Rev. Mr.
Coulston has accepted the appointment an,
is planning to enter upon his new dutiss
within the next few weeks.
J, ENETER-At the home Of the bride
parents William Taylor Of York and Mis-
Mabel Husmsnn Of Exeter were united i
marriage al s O'Clock "Wednesday evening