Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19
Nebraska News Notes.

NebEaSkG news NOfeS.
BEATRICE-Miss Ethel Kipp of Wymore
slipped and fell at her home, breaking her
arm.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. G. Burnham yes.
terday purchased the music store Of L. r..
Whan.
BEATRICE-Friday morning was one Of
the coolest days Of the season. The tenn
zero. ~
STELLA-Miss Helen Erb. assisted bv
nome talent gave The Story of The Ger
man Reformation at the opera house.
under the auspices of the Luther Helping
EEATRIcE-sheriff-E Elect J.. L. schiek
and wife went TO Joliet, Ill, yesterday to
spend the holidays with the formers
mother.
BEATRICE-winfield F. Hin and Miss
Rosa Thompson were married at the
brides home near Diller. Rev. William
Boyle officiating.
Oden, both Of this city. were married al
On aha Wednesday. They will make their
home at that place.
KEARNEY-Judge Hostetler heard one
strong applied for a divorce from his wife,
Jennie, and on the hearing of the testi.
mony the judge granted it.
KEARNEY-Fourteen took the teachers
examinations at the Buffalo county court
house FTtday before superintendent Hays'
Many OF them were normal students who
were DESTROYS Of obtaining certificates.
,BLAIR-Rev. j. w. Cabeen, the new res
ident minister Of the Baptist church here
arrived yesterday with his household ef,
IecIs from Denver, Colo, and will com
row. ~
BEATRICE-The large farm house of
Miss Hattie Summers, six miles west az
TINS city, caught fire yesterday morning,
put the neighbors succeeded in extinguisb.
ing the flame before much damage re-
suited. e
STELLA-JosSph Curtis and Miss Ger
trude Berg were married at Auburn yes
teru1y ana VIII begin housekeeping on
the Curtis farm, two miles north OF town
n groom is the son of ]. T. Curtis Of
BEATRICE-The case against Ham,.
Dewey, charged Will ~assauIting A y
Marta with a pitchfork, was called vester-
Day In the county court and continued to
Of $500 until that time. ~
NEBRASKA CITY-Mr. Sherman IN
aged man who has been residing near
Dunbar, was stricken with PARALYSIS tha
Llrst OF the week and died Yesterday. aged
q. His body was taken 10 Sioux Re n1SSH
Ia, today for interment. PuS'
kEARNEY-The number Of marriage
licenses issued in Buffalo county duTi6S
the month of December has taken a AZ
eided fall as compared with last wear. So
Iar there has been but three issued this
were issued. t"O
NEBRASKA C~ITY-Frank E. wiki and
Miss Franka Pierson, two popular yo,1nS
people. were married at the home of as
brides parents at Syracuse TO-DAY che rI ne
Rollins and Miss Alice Walker Were united
IN marriage In this city last evening by
Rev. Mr.. Allen. Both are residents ~ thiSs
city. ~
KEARNEY-The Kearney Military acad-
envy closed on. Thursday for the holiday
vacation and the boys were happy in the
would be allowed to return TO their homes
70 speho a rev days, Outgoing trains car
red many OF them away. School win re-
open January 5, 1910.
BEATRICE. T.. Stewart has filed suit
IN the county court AGAINST Frank and
clyde Crane. minors. and their father,
Edward Crane for s4225o. About a year
go me crane boys, while playing around
stewards barn. set fire to the building,
which was destroyed. Mr.. Stewart brings
action TO recover his loss.
CAMBRIDGE The marriage of Miss
Harriet May Weeden OF this city ana MT.
}. Paul Wikoff Of Lincoln took place al
the home OF the brides parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs; Thomas b. Weeden. in Cambridge,
Wednesday, December Is, at 3 o'clock p. m.
DR., William T. Galley, pastor OF the First
Methodist Episcopal church OF Cambridge,
officiating.
BLAIR-The roads leading into this citv
which have been almost impossible FOR
several weeks, are getting smoothed down
and the farmers are coming into town and
and hogs are coming into market and the
LaImers are taking advantage. OF the good
prices. Inere are many fields OF corn
through this count stu unhusked.
GRAND ISLAND-Grand Island will have
a better chautauqua assembly this year
man ever. A corporation has been formed,
with a capital stock OF 5000 70 conduct
Ihe AFFAIR and on Monday evening the
stockholders will meet TO elect y hoard
OF seven directors, who viii have the ac-
i've management In charge. A tentative
PIystaih mas already been arranged and
VIII be submitted al the meeting.
NEBRASKA CITY-E. II. Fischer. who
Vas reelected sheriff. has ~annoL-Sed tina
ne y COINS 70 appoint his son, Roy Fischer,
A as his deputy and w. A. Hoag. who has
Deen acting as his deputy for the last two
years, goes into the treasurer's office un,
DER r. II HOsmAn, the newly-elected treas,
urer. There VIII be no ether changes ID
me ofuces at the court house, as an ~
the present incumbents were re-eIected
save F. NJ. Cook. county treasurer. who
had held the office for four years and wa
not eligible.
GRAND .IsLAND-Ths funeral Of Cap.
tain Alssed Pew, an old soldier, father q