Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-12
Nebraska News Notes.

BENEDICT-Wiliam Darrow Of stroms-
burg rented a business room and has
opened a confectionery and lunch room.
NEBRASKA CITY-Bart Trullinger and
Mrs. Maud Clarity were united in marriage
by Judge w. W. Wilson last evening. Both
are residents Of this city.
YORK-August Swanson a well known
York county farmer, sold this week a corn
crop from forty acres which returned him
$3.50 per acre or a total Of s1,5o4.co
BEATRICE-George D. Baker. an old
on the road this season. One OF the COM
panies is touring the west and the other
cast.
PLATTsMoUTH-Prof. NJ. NJ. Fog Of
the University of Nebraska delivered a lee
turn in the high school assembly room in
this city Thursday afternoon on Abraham
Lincoln.
BEATRICE~In the district court yester-
day the suit on note OF George Kerr against
L. w. Colby was decided in favor of plain
tiff. The amount involved is A,44625. The
case has been in the courts for years.
PLATTSMoUTH-w. L. Cooper. who re-
Gently resigned his position with the Bur-
lington here, has gone to Bloomington, ILL.,,
where he has accepted the position OF store
keeper for the Chicago & Alton railroad.
YORK-A great township hunt is adver-
tised TO take place in Leroy township in
this county. There will be a great roundup
and il is predicted that hundreds Of rabbits
will be killed and possibly a coyote or two
will be found.
AINSWORTH-J. D. Rose & Co. have
just closed a contract by which they dis
pose OF their stock Of dry goods, boots and
shoes and q-ueensware on the northeast
corner OF Main and Third streets TO George
E.. Matson Of Genoa.
NEBRASKA CITY-James Law and Miss
Pearl Gum were united in marriage last
evening at the home OF the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gum. by Rev. II. L.
House of the Baptist church. Both are
well known young people and very popular.
BEATRICE-Announcement of the mar
H. - A = hNNH Halt AaI MHg9 Ez1r. Daa
malice. former Beatrice residents. which
took place a few days ago at Denver. has
been received here. Mr.. Holt is manager
Of the Bingham Lumber company at that
place.
KEARNEY-The grocery store Of Bryant
a. Webb, this city, was broken into by some
unknown party tuesday mornins and the
register was robbed Of change amounting
20 IS or s.. The intruder broke a window
in the rear OF the store and gained en-
trance through that opening.
BEATRICE-Lincoln's birthday annivsr-
sary will be appropriately observed in
Beatrice. The Grand Army OF the RePub-
lie and the Women's Relief corps nave
prepared an interesting program TO be rem
dered in The Methodist church Friday
evening.
KEARNEY-special preparations are
being made to celebrate the 100 anniversary
of Lincoln in this city. An elaborate pro-
ham will deliver the address OF the Gay.
Mayor Hull has declared the day a public
monday ana requested Lnhl ali places OF
business be closed from noon on.
McCOoL JUNCTION-There is a great
movement OF grain and stock and elevators
and stockmen are paying York county
farmers thousands OF dollars. Manv farm
ers after figuring up their returns from
corn. wheat and oats find that they rave
made 04 TO S5 per acre off OF land that
a few years ago sold for this price per
acre.
PLATTSMoUTH - Marshal Mayrield
found several sacks filled with brass hid
den behind q cobshed half buried in a
clump of bushes in the north portion OF
Louisville. The brass Is supposed TO have
been taken from the engines OF John NJ.
Jackman's mill, which was blown to pieces
during the recent storm, and from the rail-
| road cars.
NEISON-A message received here tins
morning from Cameron. No, announced the
death OF K e AlthOuse. he was called 70
that place Saturday by a Telegram to the
BEDSIDE Of his father. who did shortly
after his arrival Mr.. Althonns has been 10
poor health fur soms time. yet the gadden
0on1h cane a. . Burprh8 u hiH many
I frieBds here He has ben engaged In tbs
furuituHe and undertAkinK b1aknaAs for .
number Of yeaz He leaves a Wiz and
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