Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-19

FALLS CITY-Probate Judge Gagnow
Issued license to and married William
Fithen and Mary Pierce, both of Hum
boldt.
FALLS ~CITY-George Durfelt and fam
lily have moved back from Wymore,
where they have resided for the last two
years.
ALMA-Postmaster Mitchelrs second
term as postmaster expires this spring,
and candidates and petitions for the office
are numerous.
BEATRICE-Frederlck Leach and Miss
Genevieve Patterson, both Of Wymore,
were married here yesterday by County
Judge Spafford.
FALLS CITY-Rain and snow nave put
a stop to the stone street paving. The
contractor hopes for good weather again
so as to finish before colder weather.
CHAPPELL-Sixteen inches Of snow on
the level has fallen here, which will be a
not drifted any and melted as it fell.
YORK-B. B. Lloyd has bought the
grocery stock of Lee S~turdevant and has
consolidated both stocks and moved to the
business room formerly occupied by Mr..
Sturdevant.
FALLS CITY-The big dredge boat on
the Nemaha bottoms is out Of commits
roads so covered with water that no coal
can be hauled for steam.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hallet, the young
ing a check from S to sS5. formerly resided
in this city. His father Is Bert Hallet, a
painter and paper hanger.
Y~ORK-Rev. r. o. Smith. tutor and stu
Of exceptionable ability, has accepted a
call to preach at the Congregational
churches, Shickley and Strang, Neb.
Observation-Disclosures Joseph Grabowski
and Miss Katherine Kruezburg, two young
people Of this city. were married yester-
day in Wymore, Rev. j. c. Freeman Of
f.ciating. They viii make their home In
Glenover, a suburb of Beatrice.
HASTINGS-Joseph c. Williams. an early
settler here, was seriously stricken with
paralysis Tuesday night and his condition
to do with the development of Hastings.
having been active in the business and Of.
fetal life of the city.
CHAPPE%-John r.. Writ and Blanche
FTancoeur We're married In Omaha Novem
Der Is. Mr.. Wirtz is the junior member
Of the firm of Writ & Johnson of this
mercial bank: Mr.. and Mrs. Wirtz VIII
spend the winter in California and vii.
then take a trip to Europe.
FALLS CITY-The sheriff Of Jackson
county has notified Sheriff Fenton that 2
team stolen from near Verdon October
was found near Hoy, Kan, The thief was
a farmer, asking him to care for it a few
days while he went to Topeka. As he die
not return, the farmer reported the mat
ter to the authorities.
KEARNEY-F. j. Switz received a mes
sage Wednesday afternoon stating tina
the body OF his son, which was to hav,
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been inferred in California, where he die
nearly a week ago. Mr.. Swift and IN.
sisters Of the deceased had been waiting
for the arrival OF the corpse for two Of
three days when this message was re
ceived.
HASTINGS-Secretary c. r. HiI, OF tn
Association OF County Clerks, COmmis
sioners and Supervisors, has gone 70 Ere
mont to arrange for the annual convention
Of the organlzauon which viii be he'll
there December ii, 10 and l6 Last yea
the convention was held in Hastings an
was the largest the association ever had
Mr.. Hill expects an even larger attendant
in Fremont.
FALLS CITY-The Nemah river Is on
Of its banks and at flood height, as hig
as Il was in 1881. II has nearly reache
3 river bottom. The banks Of the drainag
ditch are about five feet high and "a
The water Is so high over the grade
across the bottom that the travel has be
blocked from the south.