Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-25

TILDBN-Congressman. Norris win de-
liver the first lecture of the high school
lecture course Wednesday, October q.
CENTRAL CITY-The wedding of Harry
prominent young people OF this place will
take place Wednesday.
CENTRAL ~CITY-Ralph M. Robinson and
Miss Margaret Porter were united in mar
riage at the Presbyterian church, the
ceremony being performed by Rev. c. e.
Bovard.
ARLINGTON-oeorge C. Abbott OF Chi
cago, representing the American Postoffice
Equipment company, closed a deal with
A. G. Ludwig for the new fixtures, which
will be placed in the post office here.
CENTRAL CITY-At the meeting Of the
school board last evening, Mrs. Alfred
Tooiey presented her resignation as teacher
OF the eighth grade in the high schools,
and Mrs. George Bockes was elected to Sue
coed her.
CENTRAL CITY-Dr. Edwin o. odeli
corner from DR.. w. Y. i. Gawne for a
garded as one of the best business corners
in the city.
CENTRAL CITY-The general store Of
Wilson 4 ostbloom at Marquette was
goods, including cutlery, silYerware and
other valuables were taken. The safe was
not molested. :
night, which will be of great value to the
winter wheat crop. Corn husking has not
yet begun as the farmers have other
work to do, but are offering to pay fro 4
3h to 4 cents per bushel and board for
corn huBkers.
TILDBN-Hans christofferson has OBJ
tanned a patent from the United States
has not made any attempts to have Il
manufactured, but Will probably have q
working model on exhibition at the Corn
show in Omaha.
CENTRAL cry Rev. vergil z. Shirley
Of Mindeh and Prof. H. NJ. Tegarten from
Broken BowlbWho were working here In the
interests TStRtS, lecture pI5eaH Mere " nsHt
summer, have announced that they had
secured e guarantee sufficient to make the
c~hautauqua a certainty.
CENTRAL CITY-Apa Diextra from
David City has opened a box bowling alley
here. This institution Is unique In that ~
Is the only place Of the kind in central
City, there being no billiard halls OF other
similar places here, owing to the refusal
Of the city council to grant licenses. Mer-
rick county has no saloons withln Us
halls and only one bowling alley.
ARLINGTON-Apple picking is progress
ing in good shape in this locality. About
0rmsby's ixty-five-aere orchard northeast
OF this city, this being the first crop
harvested. The Arlington nursery has a
high as 1900 bushels in one day. There
Is the largest crop of apples ever raised
in this section and Of the finest quality.
| a dlItefeice
in the schedule Of trains, which viii neees-
/ state Senator r. j. Burkett stopping over
IN Central City and changing from the
Burlington to the Union Pacific roads,
Central City school children Will have the
opportunity of hearing the senator deliver
one off, his lectures on that date. The
senator Is accordingly billed TO speak az
the high school assembly room at 1880
D. m. Monday.
HUMBoLDT-LittIe Roy, 5-year-oId son
of Roy Reid ana wife, died at midnight
from diphtheria, from which he had
suffered only a few days. The true nature
the death, and City Physician q. G.
Gaudy this morning. placed the Reid homd
under quarantine. Two other children pa
same disease, and are not expected to
recover.
CENTRAL CITY,. A. Richards has
sold his interest In the grocery firm OF
move away shortly. lie disposed Cf his
residence property to r. S. Baird some time
ago. Mr.. Richard recently. drew a fine
the Oregon Valley LAM company In Lake
view In southern Oregon, and has taken
up $40 acres near there under the. homestead
and desert act laws, and intends to move
there with his family.
CENTRAL CITY-William Curren, alias
Red" Kenney, an itinerant prize fighter, Is
again In the tolls, and this time Is serving
time on an assault and battery charge,
About two weeks ago CurTen became en-.
gagged in a dispute with Tony Forsell OF
this place over the payment OF a whisky
bill, and emphasized his side OF the case
was sworn out, but before IL could be
served. Curren had fled. Last Thursday,
however, he drifted into St. PAU and the
officers there having been furnished with
his description, nabbed hin Sheriff Nef
went up and brought him back at once
and upon being arraigned before Judge
Peterson he pleaded guilty and was fined