Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-04

pieces OF mail handled on their routes,
during March, April and May. Route 1, out
of Wymore, handled a total Of sos pieces
during March.
BEATRICE-Funeral services over the
body Of the late Mrs. Margaret Won Riesen
were held Yesterday afternoon from the
Mennonite church. west OF the city, Rev.
Gerhard Penner officiating. 1nterment was
In the Mennonite cemetery.
WYMORE-In 2 base ball game here be-
tween the Wymore and Odell High school
teams, the game was thrown to Wymore
In the eighth inning. because the visitors
had to catch a rain home. The score then
stood s to I in favor OF Odell.
PLATTsMoUTH-Rev Chester Birch has
returned TO this city from Kansas. Ill,
where h. father was buried. The evangel-
LIST conducted the meeting Saturday even
ing and will address the mems meeting in
Parmele thester Sunday afternoon.
BEATRICE-Rev. r. n. Klingbeil of on
tario, Can, arrived in the city yesterday
to assume his duties as pastor of the Ger
man Baptist church in West Beatrice, TO
succeed Rev. A. j. Marquardt, who re-
Gently removed to E%llinwood. Kan.
HUMBoLDT-Rev. w. FL. Carries, pastor
of the Cottage church. northeast of this
city a few miles, has been transferred to
Verdon for the ensuing year, moving with
his family to that place this week. The
church is Of the United Evangelical denom-
ination.
BRADSHAW-News Of the death of r. A.
Skinner was received here by his friends.
The deceased recently sold his farm here
anu NOV ca DaCN 10 llllnOlS. In moving,
he caught cold and soon had lung fever,
dying in a short time.
PLAATTSMOUTH-Rev F. ]. Langhorst,
VINO has been pastor of St. Paul's Evan
gelistic Lutheran church in this city for
flVe years, has rendered his resignation
and has accepted a similar position in Me-
braska City and will enter upon his new
duties June I.
.AUBURN-News has Just reached this
city of the death of DR.. Harry Crane, who
died at New Orleans last Sunday. DIR.
Crane was an old resident of Nemaha
county, having left here several years ago
for New Orleans. where he had been prac-
ticing dentistry.
BEATRICE. w. Boswell yesterday
disposed of his drug store to j. d. Beck
of Pawnee City and o. Il. Bulls of Omaha,
who have taken charge of the business.
Mr., Buswell retires on account of i'll health
and will leave in a few days on an ex-
tended trip to Mexico.
NEBRASKA CITY-John Hart, a Ger
man farmer, who was declared insane six
weeks ago and sent to the asylum, has
been returned as cured. He and his wife
are going to close up their business and
leave in a short time for Germany. where
they will make their future home.
BEATRICE-Henry Meints. a farmer iiv-
ing northeast OF town, came near being
killed today on Court street by being run
over by an driven by Mrs. L..
b. Howey. The fact that the machine was
running slowly is all that saved him. He
was taken out from under the auto only
slightly bruised.
BEATRICE-Kesse Smylie. who has been
In jail here for the last week, charged with
spiriting away Mabel Myers. a 14-year-old
girl, on the day her criminal assault case
was called against Ira Rigsby' was re-
statement of Miss Myers that he had moth
Ing to do with her going away.
PLATTSMOUTH-A party Of Burlington
officials consisting of General Superintend-
ent of Motive Power Clark Of Chicago.
who ia making an official in QnaNffNn Of the
system and shops here, and his assistant,
Roope, and r. II. Fryer of Chicago, the
general storekeeper, visited the local shops
here.
PLATTSMOUTH-Chief Of Police Rainey
arrested Tom Reynolds on the street in
this city and turned him over to Deputy
Sheriff George III. Fades, who took Reyn-
Odds back to Glenwood, Ia, where he will
face a charge OF a%ssaulting a young girl,
an inmate of the feeble-minded institute
In that town.
pany met and elected these officers: James
Coon. president; William George, vice
president; G. o.. Gudtner, treasurer: e. A.
Gamble. SECRETARY; A. l.. Sherwood. fore
man; John Stroh. first assistant foreman;
j.. J. Schwartz, second assistant foreman;
William Sopher, steward.
YORK-"Jack the window peeper,' was
seen last evening peeping into the bedroom
or a business mar in West York. Who the
party Is, no one seems to know. and every
effort is being made to catch him. Several
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give him a warm reception the next time
he is seen proving around their homes.
NEBRASKA CITY-A young son of Dan
Smith. colored, was arrested last evening
on the charge OF robbing Buchler's meat
market. officer John MARITIME was con-
cealed in the building, and after the boy
had robbed the money drawer he arrested
him. He claims that he and other boys
have been robbing the place for some time.
YORK-Judge G. L. Loomis. chairman of
the Independent Order Of Odd Fellows
home. and r. IT. Miller, grand master of
the lodge in the state. are In the city max
ing final payment on the purchase Of the
100 acres adjoining the city and having
the grounds plated and locating the build
ings and other contemplated improvements,
WTYMORE-Among the rumors afloat are
these: A new bank is to be organized to
take advantage OF the state bank deposit
guaranty act; a farmers mutual lumber
yard is to be organized; a company is to
be organized to furnish electricity to Blue
Springs and wymore; the Burlington will
build a Lew depot this week.
wYMoRB-Winter wheat is said to be in
excellent ;oSs E : fisIS m92 IN Ss t t6sDS yi fbat lac 9G Sssn
pastured too close. that is not showing up
good just now. The winter weather, con-
sisting Of thaws and freezes in succession
everywhere are green and some growth
may be noticed.
FALLS CITY-The following officers
were installed at a regular meeting of the
oCHcNOAthA alA hkNANAN OAhtA VI Elm
Friday evening, April 2; Exalted ruler. DR..
@. w. RinikeT: esteemed lecturing knight.
S. p. Spence; esteemed loyal knight. Grant
Windle; esteemed leading knight, John Hig-
gins; tyler. Glen McMillan; Inside guard,
Blaine Yoder; trustee. Albert Maust.
HUMBOLDT-Miss Sadie Buser and Rev.
]. O.. Rowan of Aurora. Neb., were married
at the home OF the brides parents, T.. w.
Buser and wife. in lawson, Neb.. the cere-
mony being performed by Rev. J. Holde-
mann in the presence OF a number OF near
r~elstives of the pair. The couple will make
their home at Aurora, where the groom Is
pastor of the United Evangelical church.
AUBURN-At a special meeting of the
city council preliminary steps were taken
toward putting water and sewer bonds on
the market. Several parties were present
to bid on the bonds. but Il was decided
that not enough time had been given with
reference TO the advertising OF the bonds
for sale. and N was therefore agreed and
the clerk instructed 10 advertise said bonds
for sale and that the bids were 20 be sealed,
said bonds TO go 10 the highest bidder.
BEATRICE = Beginning April Is the