Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-23

recovery seemed hopeless until this after
noon, when a change for the better &C.
CURED.
ALBIoN-Miss Nerva PIttenger Of AL
bion has been elected to fill the vacancy
in the third and fourth grades at Peters
burg.
sTELLA-The first number of a lecture
course Of five numbers was given by Fitch
B. Cooper in the opera house Wednesday
night.
KEARNEY-The Daily Hub started Fri
day morning to move into its new building.
A new Duplex perfecting press has been
installed.
PoNCA-Mrs. NJ. w. Mahoney has been
suffering for six weeks Will blood poison
ing in her finger from a cut on a small
piece OF glass.
J.. T. Elerbeck farm south OF town yester-
day hogs averaged SIS to $5 per head and a
COW sold for S65.
ALTOONA local real estate agent has
been selling so much land lately that he
has been able to keep one man busy sollc-
iting and listing farms.
A~LBION-The Albion schools received
$15.7b as premiums at the county talr. rms
money will be used in furnishing pictures
for the various rooms.
BEATRICE-Miss Ada Bishop, a former
Beatrice resident, and Harry Willis were
married at Lincoln yesterday. They VIII
make their home at Toronto, n
WYMORE-Stanley Miles and Miss Mary
Hughes were married at the home OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Hughes, in the west part OF town, Wednes-
day.
WYMORE-samuel L. Bates and Miss
Marie Markwart were married at s o'clock
yesterday morning in St Mary's Catholic
church by the Very Rev. Father Freeman,
in the presence OF friends and relatives.
ALBION-There is an excellent oppor-
tunity for another first class hotel at Al
bion. The Albion house IS the only hotel
in operation now. The Commercial hotel
is for rent. There is plenty OF business for
two first class hotels.
BEATRICE-John McQuinn was severely
cut and bruised about the head and body
Wednesday night by the derailment OF a
while en- route 20 Wymore with Harry Fell
tiers. The latter escaped injury.
STELLA-John ]. BourKe died at his late
residence half a mile south Of town
Wednesday evening. Deceased fell from a
load OF hay two months ago. ~alightlng on
the hard ground. which caused an injury
In the side. which later developed into an
abscess.
KEARNEY-The supervisors OF Buffalo
county let the contract for the repairing
of the mile bridge over the Platte to the
Standard Bridge company OF Omaha. Six
teen hundred and thirty feet of new plank
built OF concrete.
WYMORE-Claude Scott and Miss Flor
enee Wilson were married at the home Of
the brides parents in Blue Springs last
evening. They will make a short trip
through the west, and then make their
home in this city. Mr.. Scott is assistant
ticket agent for the Burlington at this
place.
KEAHNEY-The wedding OF Joseph
Owen. jT., Of Shelton and Miss George
Abrahamson OF this city took place at
the home OF the brides mother. Rev. l.. G..
McEwan performed the ceremony. The
bride was born and grew TO w-OmanhOod
In this city and for the last two years has
been principal OF the Gibbon schools.
BEATRICE-Joseph Brabec OF the Barn
eston neighborhood, who tried TO shoot uD
his home some time ago and was recently
bound over TO the district court, was re-
leased from the county jail yesterday on
bond OF $1,000 He accompanied his attor-
ney to WILDER yesterday, where he viii
work until the date OF his trial in the
district court
WYMORE-At the regular meeting OF
the city oounci last night the clerk was
instructed to advertise for bids In eastern
papers for buyers OF the city's $4,000 re-
funding bonds. drawing ( per cent interest.
due In 1926, to take up bonds drawing 5 per
cent, due this coming December. A large
batch OF bills were allowed
K~EARNEY-A sand lizard four feet long
was found in a bOxcar consigned from a
point in Arizona TO this city by the yard
master OF the Union Pacific Wednesday
afternoon The reptile had frozen 20 death
In transit II had probably eFawled into