Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-08
Nebraska News Notes.


BEATRICE-H Tubbs, an old resident
Of Beatrice, was stricken with paralysis
Sunday and is in a serious condition.
BEATRICE-The local lodge of Elks
held memorial, services here Sunday. The
principal address was delivered by H. w.
L. Jackson.
KEARNEY-City Registrar George Ford
reports that there were seven deaths and
sixteen births in this city during the month
Of November.
SUTTON-A heavy snowstorm and high
wind from the northeast has been raging
for the last twelve hours. Roads are al
scarce.
BEATRICE-Frank Harrison Of Lincoln
addressed the high school yesterday fore
noon on Nicaragua He went from here
gagement.
MADIsoN-A. E. Ward has bought the
James Nichols and took possession { to
same Saturday. Mr.. Ward is an eXpe4i-
enced abstractor.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS w J. Davidson
Of Nebraska Wesleyan university spent a
busy day in Kearney Sunday. He delivered
three sermons and raised 1857 for the bsnc-
fit Of the school over which he presides.
SUTTON-Mr. J. Downer. an old and
highly respected citizen, died at his hons.
yesterday afternoon Of cancer Of the stom-
ach at the age Of 81 years. The fune a.
Conception church.
PLATTSMOUTH - Fred w. Hunt and
Miss Lena Rimmel Of Council Bluffs. Ia,
we're united in marriage in this city Mon
mother of the bride, Mrs. z. w. Kimmel.
accompanied them.
sUTToN-Mr. G, Hull died at the home
OF his brother, Warren Hull, yesterday.
Mr.. Hull had been in falling health for
some months, and death resulted from
dropsy Of the heart The funeral will be
Wednesday.
KEARNEY-The two gasoline motors on
the Kearney and Black Hills line were
overcome by the storm and died on the
rails Monday, one going north and the
other going south. A freight engine went
10 the rescue and brought them back with
good old reliable steam power.
CALLAWAY-R. r. Barnard and J. f.
ogden. real estate men, are in Omaha this
week looking after the sale of one Of the
largest ranch properties In the county.
This sale viii take in several hundred
acres Of the best Loup Valley land. a.
well rs some Of the best farm and ranch
houses in the valley.
sARGENT-The largest farm residence
in Custer county Is now ready for tie
plasterers. J. p. Harrison. living iVMan
miles from Anselmo-his nearest railroad.
and twenty-three miles from Broken Bow
his county seat, is competing a fine
modern residence Of seventeen rooms.
He Is one Of the many .men who are driv-
Ing frontier life into history.
WEST POINT-Nicholas Reichlinger. an
aged resident Of St Charles township died
at the residence Of his brother, Iohn
Reichlinger' on Sunday, at the age ~ g.
The cause Of death was senile debility.
He was a native Of Germany and came
10 Cunning county thirty-twO years ago
to make his home with his brother at
whose house he died. He was an unmar-
ried man. Funeral services were held I'M
der the avsNiceE ~ the Catholic church,
Dean Ruesing officiating.
KFARNFY-At the instance ~ his wife.
comnlaint has heen filed In Buffalo county
court egsirst John @ Patton of Kearnev
CHARGING him with a statutory offsnse
~sEainst his l2--year-old daughter. Lulu
Nav. u was several DAYS after the charge
was made that he was found I'm a nom
over a pool hall. There are six children
in the Patton family and according TO the
wife, he has always been a good provideI
for the family and she saws she has M
! other cause ev~ent the one stated. for
Il action against him.
KEARNEY-The member Of the Buffalo
County bar met Monday and adopted
memorial resolutions on the late members
OF their profession here, Ira u. Marston
and John Hoge The committee that
sisted OF F. e. Calkins. w. n. OIdham. F.
q. Hamer. The committee that framed the
HoEe resolution were FRANZ Keenan,. John
y. Dryden and John a Miller. Speeches
Of praise and appreciation Of the deceased
members were made by Messrs. Hostetler.
Oldham, Hamer Beeman. Mcdonald. MI
Ter Walker, Easterling, Nye, Pratt and
Calkins.
KFARNEY-District court convened
Monday morning In regular December ses-
sion. A number Of cases were docketed
and acted unon during the dsv. among
which was the case OF the Rearnev Tela
phone company AGAINST Grand Island Tele
phone company. This case was BROUGHT h'
the Rearney company 70 recover damage
on account OF an Injunction secures
against II bv the Grand Tsland cou1pauy
sine time aEo. restraining the WsarnaV
compsnv FROM uniting with the PNu Te'e
phone cowranv. The case was settled OH
~ court and dismfeseS - S~ofendant's cost
upon application Of defendant
FAIPpTTRY-The Fai~hurv Conme-ci-
club which has heen "doing things" p
regular Intervals fnr the last two years 81
Sc existence has iu~t awarded = number
~ nrTs~ fnr the best kent lswns IN ~
c'tr DURING the last summer. y " TNp0v
Inn Fourth street VS. awrrdsd Nrsi
I nTfFH for the Nsst ksut lawn ana he II
vRrd: Tshn Hsiheik -. pk Q street re-
ceiveS first o. re best kent Lawn al0na
and u ~. Cvnhers ~ Seventh street
vas given Fecond The Cowusrasl riul
hiss also taken stems 20 Ferv-e a col
Cor the court house A %DAtition r. nv
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