Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-15

PLATTSMOUTH-W. c.. Irwin has SOLD
his stock OF merchandise in this city to ].
w. Larkin of York.
BEATRICE-Anton Shalla and Miss Ma
tilda Zaribnicky both of Odell, were mar
ried at Wymore yesterday by Judge Hurst.
BEATRICE-In the competitive drill last
night by members of Company c, for the
Colby gold medsl. Ernest Schaekel carried
off first honors,
Observation-Disclosures William Hay
ward, secretary of the republican national
committee, is home from asvisit to Wash
ington and Chicago.
ORD-Mr. Truxton Williams returned TO
his old home in New York Tuesday morn
ing. Mr.. Williams, who is 80 years old,
made the trip anassisted.
KEARNEY-Judge Hallowell united in
marriage at his office Tuesday morning,
G. McKenney of Galloway.
ORD-Last Friday night the Rose Valley
Mutual Telephone company changed hands,
selling out to the new company known as
the Independent Telephone company.
DUNBAR-Thomas Barackman organized
the Dunbar base ball club for the coming
season today. 1t ranks among the best
of amateur ball teams in the state.
BEATRICE-A number of dog fanciers
meet at Summerfield, Kan, this week.
Five Beatrice dogs are entered in the
races.
BEATRICE-The directors of the Bea-
~ lily bdE6r Dali kut ltlu a Ilttl-
ing last evening and arranged to open the
season here Monday, May 3. Four teams
will comprise the league.
PLATTSMOUTH - John S-chiappacssse
and daughter returned home Wednesday,
after a pleasant visit in Narona, Italy. the
birthplace of the former and the home of
his mother, 70 years of age.
NEBRASKA CITY-The new city council
at its first meeting last evening elected
Frank b. Eccleston as president of that
body and passed q resolution to pay for the
bond of the new city treasurer, Mrs. Anna
K. Morgan.
Boyle was entered Monday afternoon by
unknown parties and ransacked from top
to bottom. Nothing of any value was
taken. Mrs. Boyle was away from home
at the time.
NEBRASKA CITY-Mrs. Della Brown
has filed a complaint against her husband,
Jesse Brown, charging him with wife de-
sertion. He left her on April and in des-
has gone to Colorado.
PLATTSMOUTH-In the cast of the
Stubborn Cinderella" company is Miss
Ethel Doyey' whose home is In Platts-
and in Omaha within the last few seasons
in the Land Of Nod"
D~UNBAR-The epidemic of measles and
pneumonia which has been prevalent here
the last two months is abating, with only
two deaths In this community reported,
These we're George SchTiener and Henry
White, both prominent farmers.
KEARNEY-Final decree was entered in
the estate of Ralph b. Taylor, late of
Gibbon, Monday afternoon. Ralph b. was
but a boy of s years old at the time OF
his death, but had an equity in an es-
tate, and a hearing was necessary.
WYMORE-Mr. and Mrs. l.. n. Miller.
proprietors of the Touzalin hotel here, have
shipped to the Elks' lodge of York a beau
tiful pair of elk horns, TO be placed in
the lodge rooms of the order. They have
had the horns for naarlV twenty wears
NEBRASKA CITY-The nome of Judge
William Hayward was robbed a few nights
ago during the absence OF Judge Hayward
and wife from the city. A large number OF
be told until they go over their belongings.
PLATTsMoUTH-At the annual meeting
of the members of st. Mary's Episcopal
church last evening the following Officers
were elected: w. s. Cornutt, senior deacon,
f. w. Cleveland junior deacon and Charles
Johnson, A. p. Stafford, Prof. A. N. Blake
and o.. c. Norton vestrymen.
PLATTSMOuIH-P. A. Barrett, manager
of the Platte Gravel company, departed
from Cedar Creek at noon with a wagon
load OF supplies for the company. His
the road in the evening unconscious. with
his skull and shoulder broken.
BEATRICE-Albert Loeper, the Elm
township farmer charged with selling
in the district court yesterday and pleaded
not guilty. The case was continued to the
next term of the district court. and do
PENDANT was released on bond Of $1,000.
BEATRICE-The Sunday Schoo Base
Ball league met last night at the Young
Mems Christian association building and
elected these officers: w. T. Stockton,
president; Rev. +. L. Hall. vice president;
i. e Whitcomb, secretary treasurer.
Chairman McGlasson also appointed the
committees on rules and grounds.
BEATRICE-The Board OF Education
held a special meeting last evening and
elected teachers for the coming year.
Superintendent r. j. BodWell and Principal
+. r. Beers were reelected. For the first