Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-19

BEATRlCE-C. G. Ernest & Co. Of Coin,
"a, Yesterday purchased the implement
business OF A. c. Moscheli & Co, and
nave taken possession of the stock.
BEATRICE-Mrs. Blanche WeieeI wife
OF Wallace Wegel, died yesterday morning
az her home in Glenover of She
was % years OF age and leaves her husband
and two children.
COLUMBUS-Charles HaEeman fell ove,
a stump one night last winter and he feels
as though he was damaged to the amount
lumbus pay the same.
COLUMBUS-The charging and remedial
ing OF the Union Pacific station is a sure
thing and the work will begin right away,
sons & Kiene of Omaha.
DAVID CITY-Mrs. W. s. Mccoy died
last evening, Mrs, Mccoy has been sick
mother and five brothers and sisters TSs
time for the funeral has not been definitely
settled upon.
HASTINGS-Activity In real estate in
this county continues on the increase,
Last week the transfers OF CITY and conn
Try property aggregated Sl4s. 49s. while In
the corresponding week a year ago thew
aggregated only $50 e4.
CAMBRIDGE-The village caucus was
held at the opera house last evening and
II, VI. Greenlee and w. j. HolIey were
nominated by the citizens party for the
office of trustee. The large attendance
was something unusual for the occasion.
I~tASIlNGS-I ne report OF the Adams
county poor farm for last year shows that
the profits of the establishment i'm twelve
months were 81 400 OF this amount half
was turned into the treasury and the other
half expended In permanent improvements.
CAMBRIDGE-The social event OF the
season took place at the beautiful home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Falling this evening.
the guests being the members of the Tour
ist club. This was the first entertain
ment given by Mr.. and Mrs. Falling in their
new dwelling.
SYRACUSE-A mo saloon party" has
been formed at Syracuse. and has placed i'm
nomination r. J. Beers, j.. r.. Oliver and L.
p. Renne as candidates for members of the
village board. There are to be two other
tickets nominated. There will be an inter-
esting fight at election.
BEATRICE-Ray Currier and Ellen Rack
ley. two young people Of this city, figured
in an elopment YESTERDAY. They took a
Burlington train for Washington. Kan.
where they were quietly married, returning
home last evening. The groom is 10 and
the bride 10 years of age.
NEBRASKA CITY-Edward Wittler and
Miss Anna Wellensick were married at the
home OF the brides parents, Mr., and Mrs.
day, In the presence OF q large number OF
friends and relatives. Both nave resided iD
that part OF the county for many years.
BEATRICE-General L. W Colby ana
wife are making plans to erect an armory
in this city for the exclusive use OF Com
psny G. provided the present session cf
the state legislature fails TO pass an ap-
preparation bill for the building of head
quarters in the larger cities OF the state
COLUMBUS-A petition has been filed in
the district court by Mrs. Rena Hunter in
which she prays for damages against Dan
hotel. Mrs. Hunter Is the woman who was
so badly burned at the gas explosion at the
hotel a couple of months ago. She asks
for damages TO the amount OF $500.
BEATRICE-The members OF the United
Brethren church gave a farewell reception
Tuesday 40 Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Hansen.
who are soon TO locate In Trip county.
South Dakota. Addresses were made by
Rev. j. r.. Mouer, r. Hauser and others.
As tokens VI esteem Mr.. and Mrs. Hsuser