Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-30

badly gashed and a slight conclusion OF
the brain experienced. For a time he was
crazed by the shock and pain and several
men wer required to restrain him. But
after a nights rest he showed much I'm
provement, recovering complete conscious
ness and being able TO cat his breakfast
He has been resting easy and now no per
manent injury Is feared.
ANSLEY-SchoOl bonds In the sum Of
flI,0O to buy a new school site and erect
and equip a building were carried BY a
day. The vote was 2s for the bonds and
50 against them.
BEATRICE-Frank VIM. an old resident
Of the bonneville vicinity. died yesterday
morning. aged 70 years. He leaves a widow
and seven children.
BEATRICE-Frank Cribs Of cawker
City, Kan, and Miss Maud Scott we're
yesterday morning. Rev. Mr.. Taylor Off
ciating.
BEATRICE-Roy Sloan Of Burchard and
Miss Clara Goodreau Of Liberty were united
in marriage yesterday by County Judge
Spafford
EEATRICE-The funeral services for the
late James Craig were held yesterday from
the family home, conducted by Rev. ]. F..
Davis. Interment in Evergreen Home
cemetery.
BEATRICE-An informal organization Of
the independent telephone men Of Gage
meeting held at the office OF w n. Cam
anal, manager Of the New Home Telephone
company. It was decided to hold monthly
meetings, at which time they will study
modern methods Of construction. mainte-
nance and operation Of exchanges and OF
toll business. The next meeting will be
yesterday were w. II. Dsubendick OF De
witt, V. R. Taylor Of Liberty, John Kran-
Wymore, William Carmichael OF odeIl. W.
@. Timsman OF Diller, J. F. Burbank Of
Filley and w. II. Canaan Of Beatrice.
BEArRICE-F. E. Morrison and Ray
a two-story brick block on North Sixth
street to cost $4,000. The building will be
occupied by Mr.. Weaverling's hardware
stock and the Beatrice State bank.
MINDEN-Mrs. George II. HartsouRh
gave an at home to her daughter. Mrs. r.
J. slater, who is here visiting from Ber-
trand. Many out of town guests were
present. Mrs. Slater was ormerly a resi-
dent Of this city.
MINDEN ..-Dr. S. J. Jones has just re-
turned from Austria. This is HIS third
Trip TO Austria where he has been study
ing along professional lines.
HASTINGS-Complaint has been filed in
the county court against o. H.. Arterburn
by County Attorney HartigRn on the in
him OF fraud. Yarter alleges that he
cashed a worthless check for SIS for AFTER
burn. The check was drawn by Arterburn
against the Commercial bank Of Grant,
Neb. Investigation revealed the fact that
Arterburn had no funds on deposit in that
Institution. Arterburn went from here to
LAOiuIebt' puI Will De brought DACk neIe
for trial.
HAsTINGs-The Hastings Ministerial
association gave r. complimentary banquet
for Rev. H. B. Harrison at the Youne
Mems Christian association MOnda Sven-
ing. Rev. Mr.. Harrison recently resigned
from the pastorate Of the Congregations
church to accept the vice presidency Of
Washburn college at Topeka. Kan. He will
assume his new duties next week.
HASTINGS-The Hastings city council
has taken the preliminary steps for the
addition of a new we'll to the battery nov
In service at the municipal pumping plant
The new well must be at least $50 fee
deep and Civ q flow equal to that OF thu
largest one now in use, which is thirty-siI
gallons per hour.
HASTINGs-Company D of the Second
regiment will soon elect a captain to sue
coed c. E. Boggs. who recently resigned
and about February Is the company will
Fraternity building. It will have the en-,
tire third floor and part of the SECOND
floor of the new building. These quarters
when equipped, will excel those Of AM
other militia company in the state.
NELSON-The county judge issued mar
rage licenses to the following mentioned
city and Bertha Chairman OF this city, ant
Glenwood Marpe, Of Jewell county, Kan
sas, and Alice M. Hineline of Ruskin, Neb
NELSON-The local ice company ha4
A splendid grade of ice is reported, beint
free from snow and about twelve niche
thick. Henry Buso and Mrs. L.. A. Riddle
both Of Hardy, Neb., secured a license AM
we're married by the county Judge yester
day. "a ,-. -u..s o. o.
MADISON-The aid brick yard premise
at Norfolk was sold today, pursuant to a.
order of sale from the district court, b,
Sheriff Clements to DR.. Verges for 81. Is
and encumbrances now existing agains
the same, amounting TO something Xix
) 81, 800 back taxes. Anton Bucholz was pres
ent at the sale as guardian for the mino
heirs and agent for all the Verges heir
who owned the property.
MADISON-Senator c. A. Randall
stopped off between trains at the count,
seat today on his way to Columbus to b
present at a land sale this afternoon. Sen
ator Randall has just returned from tn
Big Horn basin, Wyoming, where he In
vested in land and expects to return ther
again in the course oe a week and max
other purchases. He bespeaks for the Bl
Horn basin a most promising future an
2 thinks 1t is on the eve of DEVELOPER
which looks better to him as a lOcalit,
for good investment than any other o
several which he has visited during tn
last summer and fall.
MADISON-FInaI settlement of the Lean
der J. Polk estate was made in the pro
bate court yesterday and the executor
Jasper L. Polk of limerick, discharge
/. from his trust.
MADISON-Judge Bates today issued
marriage license to 1auris l.. NJ. Johnso
and Miss Nina Prang o. Newman Grove
Mr.. johnson is a son &c Nj. johnson
5 road overseer Of Sneer - precinct an
E one of the best known arrars of tn