Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-17

over Victor Huffman. The score was 100 TO
BLUE HILL-The body OF Ms Emma
Magnus arrived from Omaha 5stuIda4
She died there at a hospital on THURSDAY.
Funeral services were held at the Chris-
tan church Monday.
RED CLOUD-The marriage of Miss
Winifred Sherman ana lilo B.. Fisher TOOK
place at the brides home in the south
part OF town. only relatives and a rev
friends being present
KENRNEv-At the regular meeting Of he
ROYAL Hignlanders held Monday night
twenty new members were initiated. Re
reshwents were served and the many who
were there had a delightful time
HASTINGS-I Milton Boyd. an OLD time
resident Of Hastings. died February u ar
the nome OF his son in SIreator, III. The
body was brought to Hastings today. Fun
eral Will be conducted Wednesday after
noon
BEATRICE-Fred W. Wrinkle and Miss
Ella CoOniey. both of Pickrell. were mar
RED ar the United Brethren parsonage at
Pickrell Sunday evening, Rev. Mr. Rauch
officiating. They will make their home ON
a farm.
BEATRICE-The annual report Of County
Clerk Ben Conles shows tina during the
year 1858 chattel mortgage filings Tor GaSe
county amounted TO $500 Chatsel
amounted to s212S1.2
ALMA-Ar the last meeting of the
Brotherhood OF American Yeomen lodge.
A v Enaf-gr and Ms w A. sinai pldAA
were elected delegates to attend the state
o0nclave Of that order. which will probably
be held in Omaha in April.
-ALMA-sheriff Carroll and County At
tornev Thomas accompanied o y McNea
to Hastings. where he VIII appear before
District Judge II 8. DUNCAN ana plead
guilty to the charge Of burglary for break
ing into the Swartz & Egeiston store three
weeks 0ga-
PERU-rhe Atheniau Debating club at a
recent meeting elected the following Off
GERS for the second semester; president
Lena Friday; vice president. I5abslle Gabus;
secretary. Lena Spencer. Sormalite re-
porter. Nemaha Cfark; sergeant-at-arms,
Carrie Hansen.
HASTINGS-The Commercial ciub will
hold rs annual banduer late this month.
The officers originally planned 20 have the
affair ON the night or Fepruary = nut
some other date must be selected on ac-
count Of other events already having been
arranged for that day.
PLATTSMOUTH-Mrs George z. DOvey
has received word that her daughter, Miss
Ethel. who is now playing the leading
woman in "A Stubborn Cinderella with
the District Leader company, was united
in marriage 10 Fred Tr1esdale. the Lead
M man in the same play, in Oakland.
BLUE HILL-Cari Buck. aged q years.
who lived southeast OF this city, died
FRIDAY night. after a short illness. MI.
Buck had lived in this county for the last
twenty-five years. The funeral services
VIII De netu MONDAY 1t = N4pLh II AAt
Lutheran church conducted by Rev. Mr..
Ernest.
BEATRTCE-Mrs. Laura Davis died last
night. after an Illness OF several months
from BriEht's disease. aged 50 years. She
was a native OF Sydney, o.. and had lived
in Beatrice for t~wenty-four years. Sine IL
survived by five children, four sons and A
daughter, her husband having passed away
years ago in Illinois.
PLArnsMOUTH-rhe mask ball given
Rr the Fvararnan nr1nr. nf EagfnE urua-nT IN
be a success in every way. John Koukai
won the first prize for gentlemen's best
costume. and Henry Skoumal the second.
Miss Olga Sattler was given the first prize
for the best ladies costume. ami Miss
Nettie Vallery the second.
WYMORE-Bob MabaEy walked off a
high cuivsrr ON main street Saturday night
and In falling broke a leg that was Just