Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-24
Nebraska News Notes.


BRADSHAw-The fire department Is
raising money to a fire house, 16xS2, at a
cost OF $500.
HASTINGS-John Owens, an early set
tier here, died Monday afternoon. He was
So years old. Funeral will be Thursday aft
ernOon.
MISREPRESENTATION signers have been
secured TO call an election to vote bonds
with which to build a central school
house.
BEATRICE-In a close and exciting
game OF baseball yesterday the sophomore
team won from the seniors by the score
of IL to g.
LINDSAY-Davy Regain. 15-years-oId son
of Tom Regan. living on Shell Creek, had
his arm broken and sustained brain in
juries in a runaway accident.
PLATTSMOUTH-The East Texas exhibit
car arrived in this city "Wednesday morn
ing. 1t contains an exhibit OF the products
grown in Anderson county, Texas.
LINDSAY-The citizens party nominated
to succeed themselves as member of the
town board. They will rpobably have no
opposition.
Y~ORK-Frank Marshall. the well known
est in the Van Wickle Grain and Lumber
Ompany and will have charge of their
implement company.
BROKEN BOW-Del Campbell, living
his smallpox quarantine notice last week
is to be rfgidly prosecuted, according to
Health Officer Pennington.
BEATRICE-Mrs. NJ. NJ. Falk, a resident
OF West Beatrice. gave birth to triplets, all
boys. Sunday afternoon. They weigh eight,
seven and six pounds, respectively, and APP
pear to be a very healthy trio of young
sters.
GRESHAM-w. s. Rogers. manager for
Searle & Chapen Lumber company Of this
place. has resigned and will accept a po-
sition from some company as general
canvasser. NJ. W. S, Robinson will take
his position here.
LINDsAY-Frank Hermann, a young
man living near st. Bernard. had two
fingers pulled off in a cornsheller. He was
oiling the machinery when he was caught
doctors hope TO save part Of the hand.
LTNDSAY-Bernard Minaher met with an
accident. falling off from a load OF hay
while he was trying TO help a forkful into
the horse to pull up, He sustained a
sprained elbow and a badly confused nose.
YORK-York lodge No. s. Independent
Order of Odd Fellows. is going 10 cele-
lows building at York. Great preparations
are being made TO appropriately celebrate
the location OF this home that has put
York on the map OF every Odd Fellow in
Nebraska.
BEATRICE-Guy Lddicott and Miss Ella
Sandels OF Herington. Kan, were married
recently at Topeka, Kan. The marriage
the young couples friends learned of the
affair. They will make their home In
Beatrice. where the groom is engaged in
the shoe business.
BROKEN BOW-Mayor Walter A. George
states positively that he is not a candidate
for reelection; this leaves but one name
at the ehad of the ticket, that OF x-Cour-
Gilman Dan Rockwell. There is strong talk
Of putting another ticket I'm the field by a
number Of people who were no satisfied
with the last weeks caucus.
PL.ATTSMOUTH-wayne and Clyde
Nr,,--hx~ haN-a arrfxrad hnnna FFnnn Havana
Cuba. Their mother stopped in Newport
News, Va. for a short visit, while awaiting
sail from Havana on April 1, Mr.. Murphy
has been in the employ of the government
there for three years, going from Omaha,
where he had previously employed IN the
government building for several years.
BEATRICE-ost X Travellers Protective
association, met and elected these officers.
J. A. KEGS, president; Fl. III. Waite, vice
president; NJ. n. Barnes. secretary-treas-
urer; Jerry Dukeslaw, Ed 3. CARRIER. 7. f
Adams. Charles Cruncleton and August
to the state meeting to be held in this city
April q and "a are Jerry Dukeslaw, G NJ.
Cruncleton. Maurice Handler. J.. A. KEGS,
II. II. Waite and NJ. N. Barnes.
BEATRICE-At the annual meeting of
Beatrice council No. ~, United CONNER
cial Travellers. these officers were elected:
Arthur ]. Cakes. senior counsellor; James
F.. Wallin, past counsellor; NJ. n. Barnes,
Observation-Disclosures; william Mayborn, con
ductor; Thomas F. Adams, page; Leroy