Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28

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NEBRASKA ~CTTT-eeorse Huffman Of
Walthill. Neb, has purchased a half inter-
est in the business Of George rrullinger
and the nrm is now Trullinger q Huff
mann b II. Bruggenan has gone to No
berry, Mo-, TO make his home. having pur-
place.
NEBRASKA CTTY-Last evening shs ice
In the Missouri river broke up and went
out This il the third time that the river
has been frozen over and the ice broke
II broke all previous known records.
sEwARDLThe Beaver Crossing Times
Dlers. TO f. A. Mcneil OF David City.
SBWARDeThe Tamosa Farmers insti-
iute passed resolutions asking the Nebraska
legislature TO pass a county option BIZ.
sEWARD-The students of the German
selves into a fire department to protect
tnat part OF the city. The city viii fur
nish them hose etc.
sEWARD-A s-yesr-old boy in the family
OF Louis Ditmar: near Milford. lost an
eye as a result OF an accident vhiIA NAV
ing with his brother in the yard. A stick
was Jsooed into the little fellows evp.
sEWARDCWho Will Win Him will be
sven oy nome talent at the home OF Mrs
carlos Boyes on next THURSDAY. Seversi
people have produced a number Of smsi
plays this winter. various clubs havinr
gwen comedies and a company OF siT.
- III Is nON mAENnU q ArVE 49,
northwest. Vi 1He
BEATRTCE-In the district cour. vests--
Gay, Dora Pnager OF Cortland was
granted q decree of divorce from Tosb,o
=. Pflager on the ground Of drunkenness
and non-support. In the suit for partition
ana equitable relief brought by Rev HI
nlund Erb against Mrs. Laura McMaster
et a. the defendants demurrer to the
psa1htlti $ petition was overruled. The de-
70 plead. Cora Colman Instituted suit for
divorce against Harry Colman. The counIa
we're married in Diller, Neb.. in December.
BEATRTCE-The North western RuSr.s,
college ball team yesterday afternoon de-
Ieated the Nonparieis by the score OF IA
10 L The game went eleven innings.
BEATRICE@The DfIler Mercantile COM
pany has been organized with a csnStaI
stock of $4,000. The incorporators arc NJ
y sparks, Chester Sparks. s. F. LRhtner
A. d. Stotts and W. A. Snyder.
BEATRICE-Fourteen members of IN.
senior class OF the Beatrice High school,
were dismissed yesterday morning for en-
ter1ng the room wearing red and white
stockings with their trousers rolled un AL
most to their knees. Principal Beers in
formed the young men that they need NOT
rturn until they change their wearing an
the school. :"
.BEATRICE-Mrs. T. ]. Hardy yester-
cay received the intelligence of the death
OF ner father, A b. Curran. which occurred
a. his home at Leavenworth. Kan. He was
- years or age and leaves a widow and
to T.c Tnr,cTsn' Mt The body will be taken
the deceased for interment.
BEATRICE@The woman's Relief oorns
held a meeting yesterday and voted to
contribute % to the library fund. 1t was
voted to purchase a tablet OF Ahrabam
lincoln in bronze Containing his Ge1txai
ourg address and place IL In the new high
schooI building David Dorm OF this city,
an eye witness TO the assassination OF
Abraham Lincoln, presented his picture
ana the articles concerning the tragedy.
TO the corps.
BEATRIcE-About fifty members Of the
Modern Woodmen lodge n the ROYAL
Nelghoors OF America gave a farewell re
eeption last evening to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
smith, who are to leave In a few days FOR
Blaine county. Neb-. to make their future
nome. AS a slight token Of esteem. Mrs.
smith was presented with a beautiful berry
spoon.
BEATRICE-rhe degree team and Off
GERS OF the Knights and Ladies Of Security
returned home last evening from Lincoln
where they exemplifed the work Thurs
Gay evening for Lincoln council. No. IS.
BEATRICE-A company. headed By w.
c. Black. ST.; Of this city is soon to estab-
hsh a lawn mower factory here. Local
capitalists are behind the industry.
BEATRICE-Mrs- Mary A. Greenwood Of
Wymore has brought suit for damages
in the sum Of 1853 against Mayor s, II.
Yoder n the city council of Wymore
Tor destroying q fence and some trees ON
her property In Hoag's addition, the work
being done by the street commissioners In
opening a street.
WESTON-In the high school declarna-
tory contest held here last night. the fol-
lowing were winners: Chauncey Lillinrige
in the oratortcal: NitR Samek, in the dra-
matte and Roger Sturdevant in the humOr-
Gus. The judges were Prof. Norris OF
Malmo, Prof. Rundeil Of AlpAraiso, and
Prof. Robinson of Mead
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Carlson, a neHrspa-
home OF his uncle. Otto Carlson, N this
city Thursday evening. Mr.. Carlson came
here last November 10 seek better health
and try to overcome tuberculosis.
KEARNEY-WHliam H. Tracy ana
Mauds Wright were married at the Christ
ian church parsonage by Rev. e NJ. John
son. Bride and groom are both residents
OF Buffalo county and after a short visit
with friends they will make their resi-
dence on a farm ten miles north of the
city.
KEARNEY-Arrangements are being
made for the Central Nebraska Teachers
association and declamatory contest 20
be held in this city the last week IN
March.
KEARNEY-The Platte river and vi
clnity is quite thickly populated with hunt
eTs IN their tents afer the spring flying
OF geese and ducks BY the way the game
is being carried into town II ts certain
that there will be many more birds fly
north than viii fly south in the fall
KEARNEY-The A. Hospe Piano COM
pany has discontinued their branch store