Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-12

HEBRON-The Furer Mercantile COM
pany OF Fairfield. has traded Johnson
county land for the II. Hinkle general
store i'm this city.
BEATRICE-The Junior class of the
Beatrice High school met yesterday and or
ganized a ball team for the season. Richard
Kretsinger was elected captain.
ASHLAND-A. Burrows. q prominent
farmer living near Ashland, lost a $500
automobile and $3.50 worth of grain and
stock by the burning OF his barn.
PLATTSMOUTH-Mrs L. K. Hasse. who
had a cancer removed from her breast in
the Wise Memorial hospital in Omaha, liz
to be improving nicely.
M'CooK-An effort is now making by
the strength of the wet and dry sentiment
of McCook at the coming election.
BEATRICE-The Woodmen OF the
World drill team and delegates who visited
the jurisdiction convention at Leavenworth,
Kan, returned home last evening.
BRADsHAw-John Doran, a former
resident. has purchased an interest in a
real estate firm at York and is now ac-
lively engaged in h~ustling real estate.
YoRK-The police department of York
can find no trace of Miss Irene Shoule, a
Grand Island young woman, who is re-
ported to have come to York to visit rela-
tives.
HAsTINGS-John wycoff. a banker OF
Blue Hill and Miss Carolyn Keal OF this
city were married at the brides home here
last night by Rev. l.. A. Schan OF the
Christian church.
SARGENT-Edward Young, who was ar
rested on a charge of Illegally dealing In
liquor and taken to Broken Bow last week,
returned in a couple of days, as no one
appeared against him.
BEATRICE-Harry Swetser, while work
ing on the farm of Abe Gossen, northwest
Of the city, had his iett hand badly cut
and lacerated by striking the member
against a circular saw.
YORK-Wiliam Pappln of the firm OF
Pappin & Chapman will leave soon for
England to pay his first visit in twenty
at Cornwall, England.
YORK-News has just been received Of
the death of Rachael Green at Newton,
n. j., a former ~well-known resident OF
lars worth of property in York.
HEBRON-The contract for Hebron's
Schaul of Seneca, Kan. The site is ready
and work will begin soon TO give ample
time to finish the building before the fall
term.
WACo-At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
F. NJ. Cox the marriage of their only
daughter, Lora e, to c. Roy Sucker took
place. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. G. B. Stricken, a cousin of the
groom.
HARVARD-There was filed last week
with the city clerk of Harvard, a petition
and ordinance signed by ninety-one voters
of the city asking for the submission of the
lnlIldIlN6 ana ISl6ItIuum PROVISIONS OI Il6
statute.
CENTRAL ~CITY-Charles E. Cooper of
Council Bluffs has been appointed man
ager of the Nebraska Telephone company's
exchange al this point, succeeding Bruce
Brown. who was appointed. manage at
Seward.
PI4ATTsMOUTH-'Uncle" Bird Baker
celebrated his seth birthday anniversary in
Omaha yesterday. His sister, Miss Sarah
Baker, and other relatives from this city
assisted in making the day one long to be
remembered.
BEATRICE-L p. Arnot. deputy oil In
spector, yesterday inspected o. L. Stewards
stock of gasoline and kerosene and found
that twenty-five barrels fell below the
test as required by the state law. The oil
was condemned.
CENTRAL CITY-The Schiller hotel has
| changed management this week. George
w. Schiller, the owner, assuming active
management. r. w. Fort, who has been
manager for the past two years, retires
and will move away from here.
HEBRoN-Mrs. George A~hlschwede OF
this city had one limb amputated below the
knee in a Lincoln hospital Wednesday
Treating a corn caused Infection resultins
in gangrene and an immediate amputatior
was necessary to save her life.
MCoOK-Congressman G.. w. Norris OF
this city is home this week between the
regular and extra session. II is presumed
he will be prepared upon his return tc
recommend to President Taft the new
postmaster OF the city of McCook.
BEATRICE-The adjourned regular meet.
Ing of the Beatrice Creamery association
was held yesterday afternoon and arrange
ments were made to improve the two
creameries here the coming summer. The
necessary committees were appointed tc
push the work.
PLATTSMOUTH-virgil f. Mcfarland
who was arrested In his drug store in Hord.
willie. Hamilton county, yesterday, charged
with the illegal sale OF liquor. formerly
resided in this city and married a younl
woman here Mcfarland will be given Z
trial In district court In Aurora, mex
month.
CENTRAL CIIY-The old Jensen hotel
on the north side of the Union Pacific
tracks. is shortly to be overhauled and re-
paired extensively, and will be opened
about the first oS the month as a room
ing house. IL will be under the manage
ment of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Meyers, who
have been connected with the Belmont
hotel.
PLATTsMOUTH-Sheriff Plunkett tool
Roy Benfer, son OF the publisher OF the
Black Hills Reporter, back with him q
adv where a complaint was filed
by a well-known girl. aged IA years, o.
Lead. charging him with a statutory Of
Tense. The young man accompanied tbs
sheriff from the Black Hills without q
requisition.
BEATRICE-The marriage OF Herbert r
Dawson and Miss Daisy u. Linscott wal
~solemnized yestArday 81 high noon at the