Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-01
Nebraska

bury and VIII move the plant to this city
II a suitable location can be found.
LUsHTON-News Of the death OF Reuben
$. Moul YVES received here b his many
friends. He was one Of the early pioneer
settlers, homesteading a farm near here.
YoRK-The only real live issue OF the
coming spring municipal election will be,
Shall the pool halls remain in York;
The Civic league h making a strong cam
paign.
KEARNEY-Dr. A. o. Thomas OF the
normal presented the members Of the volun-
teer fire department with a check for SIS
In recognition Of services rendered at last
Saturdays fire
NEBRASKA CITY-Cnfton Cady, while
working at the Kregel Windmill factory,
got his hand too close TO a fast revolving
saw and the hand was badly cut. He may
lose two fingers.
EEATRICE-Bert johnson. a son of Mr..
and Mrs. q. n. johnson of this city, has
been appointed manage Of the plant of the
Beatrice Creamery company at Chicago at
a salary OF 5000.
REARNEY-A- marriage license was is
sued by the county Judge of Buffalo county
TO Charles Of Wagner. Neb., and
Mrs. Annette j. Chrisman OF York. Both
parties are Al years old.
YORK-The York colleges report a larger
attendance than ever before. One thou
sand students are attending the college
the Ursuline academy and the York Bust
ness and Normal college.
PLATTSMOUTH-Prof w. c. Brooks.
who has been principal OF the Piattsmouth
public schools for several years, has been
elected superintendent OF the Fairmont
public schools for the coming year.
BEATRICE-The members OF the Presby-
terrain Sunday school fed a meeting last
evening and organized a base ball team
by electing f. A. McGlasson manager. The
team has a strong lineup and will make
it interesting for all ccmers.
nTCK ENg-Rav Mr. Wa0ner. the swan
gelist from Chicago, has Just closed a two
weeks series OF evanRelisttc meetings In
the First Baptist church hers Good cT%wos
by Rev. Mr.. Clark, the pastor here
FREMONT-The two nursery companies
are shipping out their spring stock. Both
especially in the line of fruit trees. a
full force is being employed packing and
by the end of the week most Of the trees
will be ready for shipment.
BEATRICE-Miles Jackson was called to
Blue Rapids. Kan, yesterday by the death
Of his mother, Mrs. EHinore jackson, which
occurred there yesterday. Mrs. jackson
was n years of age and formerly resided
one daughter and two sons.
YORK-The Knight Tempiars' reception
and banquet was a social event long to be
by those who attended IL. At
six-course banquet served by the Woman's
guild of the Congregations church. En-
inent Commander Harry AversaW acted as
toastmaster.
EEATRTCE-At q meeting OF Company c
last evening Captain A. H. H~ollingworth
announced that plans we're under way by
General La w. Colby for the erection of an
armory In this city to cost In the nsighbor-
hood Of 5000. In case the building Is
| erected II will be used exclusively as an
armory for the company.
PLATTSMOUTH-while Claud Morgan,
who resides on the Missouri river bottoms
EAST ~ BfoAtarnOaRth uuaa C1NantHR n u
cahbre rifle II was accidentally discharged
and the bullet entered his groin and lodged
in his abdomen. He was taken to a hos
pttal in Omaha to be operated pom he
is reported to be in q critical condition.
NEBRASKA CTTY-A ~2-yea<-ola daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hinsley, who re-
side ON a farm two miles west of the city,
was seriously, II not fatally burned. she
was playing about the kitchen in the alb
sence of the parents and her clothing
caught fire, and before the flames could
both legs and arma and about tbs side of
the head. 1t IL feared she inhaled the
flames and II so cannot ecDver.
NEBRASKA CITY-Miss Houston of
killed yesterday. She was out riding In an
automobile with Mr.. Kautz and on the
road the machine became unruly and
but in 30 doing turned turtle and Mise
Houston was caught undSF the machine,
but MI. Kautz eScaped Injury and soon
raised the mACnInbi anu Tc8CuCu tnS yOunb
woman, whose nice spring suit was badly
spoiled.
BEATRICErJ. d. T~hornburg, a farmer
reading east OF this city and whose home
was entered by burglars last Saturday,
yesterday discovered a number of other
articles taken from his home besides q
rifle. Two boys, named Paul Colby and
Paul wayham, were arrested and con-
tessed to entering the house. Mr., Thorn
burg at first decided not TO prosecute the
boys, but announced yesterday that he
would probably file . complaint against
them for burglary.
GENEVA-word was received this morn
ing of the death of Robert Case, a short
time teacher at the Boys Reform. school
at Kearney. but who went west TO take
charge of a like position in Idaho and find.
ing the climate did not agree with him he
returned to McCook, Nab, where he has
been sick with mountain fever expfrtns
last night. Mr.. Case leaves a young widow,
viii was Miss Pearl Sager, and was mar
ried to Mr.. Case four years ago new Au-
gust. The sympathy Of this community Is
with the stricken wife and relatives.