Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-12
here end the other son In Iowa. and the

here end the other son in Iowa. and the
daughter I'm Illinois.
FREMONT-A valuable horse belonging
to Gus Weidberg, a farmer ilNlns eHst OF
town. was found in the pasture near MS
house last night with a gunshot wound IN
the shoulder and so badly injured that "
was necessary 10 XIII MN; II Is SuppySeu
that the animal was shot by some careless
hunter.
FREMONT-The mercury this morning
reached II below zero ana at noon was '
L,elow. A stiff northwest wind with tlurrles
of snow has made the cold all the more
intense for those compelled to be out
Trains on the northwestern Were f tIntt
their crop this winter is assured and they
will cutting this week,
TECuMsEH-Mrs. Henry J. Lynch and
home in Skagway, Alaska. after a Visit
Of several weeks with Mrs. Iynchs par
! ents, Judge and Mrs. j. G.. OConnell, IN
this city. Mr.. Lynch is in the mercantile
business at Skagway, having been there
for several years, and both himSelt ana
wife enjoy living in the northern city.
CENTRAL CITY-W. y. Hin of Lincoln,
! chairman of the state executive
Of the Young Mems Christian ascot
alton. addressed a large gathering OF men
at the Young Mems Christian association
auditorium yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Hill
has come highly recommended and those
who heard him were not disappointed. fiIS
address was quite lengthy and was wen
received.
TECUMSEH-Thcn as r. Parker OF this
| city was shot in the back Of the head with
a revolver In the hands OF a halt-Wltted
penetrated the flesh, but not the skuE.
Strange as IT may seem, a sore, resembling
a boil, forms at the place of the shot 1uite
! frequently. and for several days VIII cause
Mr.. Parker great pain. The gentleman is
now suffering in this manner.
HUMBOLDT-An important business deal
Just completed is the sale of the drug
store of o. w. Cass to II. w. Howe, pos
session having already been given. Mr.,
Howe was formerly associated in the drug
and jewelry business with his brother,
L. II. Howe. but has been devoting much
of his time recently to farming and fancy
stock industry. Mr.. Cass has not an
nounced his future intentions.
PLATTSMOUTH-The body of Alexander
Clifton arrived in this city Sunday and
was met at the train by the members of
the Masonic lodge and inferred I'm Oak
Hill cemetery. lie was storekeeper for the
! disrillery in Nebraska City for four
years. with his family he resided here for
a number of years and worked for the
Burlington, but was storekeeper FOR the
Willow Springs distillerY in Omaha at the
time of his death. A wife and one daugh-
ter, Miss Edith, 10 years old, survive him.
! TECUMSEH-E. p. Bracken and family
| departed for their home at Galesburg, Ill,
last evening, after a visit with the family
Of p. S. Brundage and other relatives here.
Mr.. Bracken, once roadmaster at Tecum-
sch, but later superintendent Of division
and now superintendent of the Galesburs
division of the Burlington, Is having
trouble with his eyes. He spent several
DAYS in Lincoln in consultation with a spe-
cislist before leaving for the east. The
family travels in Mr.. Bracken's private
car.
TABLE ROCK-The basket ball teams OF
Table Rock High school and a team from
Humboldt played a game here last night
In which Humboldt went down TO defeat.
The game was marred by roughness on
the part Of several Of the players at diff
ferent times. At the end of the first half
the score stood IS TO ~ in favor of Table
| Rock. In the second half the score was