Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-28

WYMORE-Two debating clubs have been
organized among high school pupils and
meetings will be held at regular intervals
all winter.
Wirz who died at Sawyer Monday, was
held yesterday at the Congregational
church, Rev. Thos. Griffiths, officiating.
BEATRICE-Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Springer. old residents Of Beatrice. will
soon locate in Omaha, where the former
will engage in the printing business with
his father, Paul Springer.
PLATTSMOUTH. - Especially John w.
ziegler of Seward and Miss Violet p. Hath
away OF Bee, Neb., were united in mar
Judge A. ]. Beeson officiating.
NEBRASKA CITY-The Morton-G regson
packing plant, which has been closed down
for some time past making repairs, will
reopen next Monday and will operate with
a full force throughout the winter.
BEATRICE-The state conference Of the
Daughters of the American Revolution Will
be held in this city Thursday and Friday
Of this week. The local chapter has made
arrangements to properly entertain the
guests.
GENEvA.-A pretty wedding occurred
yesterday morning at Trinity Episcopal
church, when the marriage OF Mr.. Andrew
e. Holt and Miss Sarah Marcella Flory
was solemnized, The Rev, A. e. Cash,
officiating.
wYMOkE-N. Miller, owner Of the Touza-
lin hotel in this city, has traded his La
Grande hotel in YORK, Neb., tor a large
ranch in the northwest part Of the STATE.
clyde Losh ana wife Of this city will take
charge OF the ranch.
NEBRASKA. CITY-Secretary L. F. Jack
son OF the Nebraska City Fair and Race
association has arranged for another matt
nee race at the PARK on next Tuesday.
some twenty horses have been entered ana
a good meeting will be held.
BEATRICE-George Darwin, for twenty
years a resident of Virginia, this county,
died yesterday following a stroke of apo
plexy, which he suffered last Sunday. He
was among the prominent farmers of Gage
county and leaves a widow and six chill
dren.
NEBRASKA ~CITY-Henry william Turre
aged "A years, died at his home in this
city last evening. He was born in Germany
and came to this city forty-two years ago
and since had made. his home here. He
leaves a family of five grown children. He
leaves a large estate.
NEBRASKA CITY-Grant Mcfarland,
whose wife filed a complaint charging HIM
with being insane, had his hearing before
the board of commissioners last evening
and was ordered taken to the asylum for
treatment. He is a well-to-do farmer and
resides near Dunbar
LYONS-Ruth Stauffer, the 13-year-old
laughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Stauffer
of this place, tainted last night at the
head of a stairway and fell headlong to the
bottom and when her father picked her up
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for and she was resuscitated, but still re-
mains in a critical condition.
YORK.-Prof. ]. Asher Parks, York's
well known musician and composer and
publisher of quartette, church and sacred
music is making a tour of the east calling
on the largest musical houses handling
music published at York and used in near
ly every church In the United States and In
nearly every country in the world.
FREMONT-James w. Van Anda of this
city died Tuesday morning at the hospi-
tai after an acute illness of pneumonia. He
was born in Ohio In 1854. He came with
his parents to Fremont in 1863, locating on
the farm just east OF this city where he
has lived ever since. He leaves a widow
and nine children, eight sons and one
daughter.
NEBRASKA CITY-Word has been re-
ceived in this city of the marriage OF
George S. Koser to Miss Elizabeth Bach
eller of Chicago, at the home Of the brides
parents. The young people are touring in
the east and viii make this city their home.
The marriage was a surprise TO the many
friends of the groom, who is s~uperinten-
dent Of the Faultless Castor factory at
this place.
WYMoRE-workmen employed in build
ing the new Central Granaries company's
elevator, found on going to work this morn
ing, a big sample grip and a small basket
OF work clothes in a crib close at hand.
The articles were turned over to the police
and 1t was found that they and two other
grips or bags had been stolen from the
] buA AhAbLOA 'ANBoA jim nix last AlEnAs 1 he
owner of the property recovered, has not
shown up yet. No trace Of the thieves has
been found.
I WYMORE-Fire OF unknown origin did
damage to the amount OF about 500 to a
frame building next to the old Livsey opera
house, this morning. The building Is owned
by Frank Docekal and his loss is covered
by insurance. When the f1PwNs had been
subdued the building was entered by the
fire boys and bystanders to ascertain the
amount OF damage. Upstairs was found a
roulette table and a bunch OF poker chips
and numerous empty bottles and jugs.
Downstairs two barrels OF bottled beer
were found and soon disappeared by arm
fuls. Here also were many empty beer
bottles and a few jugs.
BEATRICE-Word was received here
yesterday announcing the death OF Mrs
]. II. ROosa, which occurred at her home
at Lincoln. Deceased located IN Gage
county In 1850 and resided here for many
years before removing to Lincoln. Mr..
Roosa was engaged In the manufacture OF