Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-01

BEATRICE-The S0O-acre farm OF Agathe
Wiebe. living near Hoag, this county, has
been sold for $4,000 TO Ohannes Penner,
BEATRICE-The drug store Of c.. A
Jackson. the oldest in the city, was sold
today to o. F. Harlan Of South Auburn.
Neb.
GOTHENBURG-Ths Plymouth church
has been holding a state meeting here the
last four days and ministers from All parts
OF the state have been in Attendance.
TECUMsEH-Mrs. Otis Ide Of Tecumseh
has undergone a serious operation in a
Lincoln hospital. The latest reports from
her are to the effect that she is very low.
Her husband Is at her bedside.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. was made
Yesterday OF the marriage OF Edward Wes-
colt Of this city and Miss Lulu Gates OF
Geneva Neb., which took place saturday
evening in this city, Rev. ]. e. Davis Off
ciating.
BEATRICE-Plans and specifications for
the addition to the government building
here were received Yesterday by Postmas-
ter HollinEwOrth. Work on the building,
which will cost about $1,000. will be
star ed as soon as the contract Is let
TECUMSEH-The S-year-Old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Asa Mccoy OF Todd Greek pre-
cinCt. this county. got mold OF a bottle OF
hair tonic and drank a considerable amount
Of the liquid. he was given prompt med
ical attention and will suffer no Ill results
from the experience.
BEATRICE-Beatrice lodge No. 1S7, indie
pendent ORDER Of Odd Fellows, held a meet
Ling last evening and elected these officers:
]. w. McKisstck. noble grand; George Jer-
man. vice grand; Frank Benzing, secre-
tary; w. J. Pese. treasurer; W. z. Rife,
trustee. for three years.
Observation-Disclosures has been TO-
ceived here that the Union Pacific Will
soon put on through trains between Topeka
and Lincoln II has been announces that
the servics would go into effect Decsm-
Der L but the local authorities have re-
csived no such Information.
TECUMsEH-Dr T.. &. Fairail OF this
city. who has been in poor health from
nervous exhaustion for several weeks. is
taking rest and needed treatment in a
Lincoln hospital. His wife and little son
are with him. Dr. Fairall is one OF the
pioneer physicians Of the city.
FREMONT-rhe rains and wet. foEgy
weather OF the last week have left the
roads leading to town in rather bad shape,
and consequently there has not been many
people in town as usual. over one-thiru
OF the corn Is still in the field and IL Ia
too muddy for farmers TO do much husk-
ing.
NEBRASKA CTTY-At a meeting Of
Frontier lodge No. 3, Independent Order
OF odd Fellows. the following officers werC
elected: Noble grand. VIII ]. Blckel. vice
grand. II. r. Carlton; treasurer. r. o
Marnell; secretary. r. W Kelly; trustees
F 7 Hormyer, William Bishop and c. "
Karotens.
KFARNEY-schooI teachers IN Buffalo
I county ara not plentiful enough TO supply
the demand. There are now three vacant
schools, and even though a normal schoo
Is located in this city there are no appli'
cants for the positions. Dan Cupid haI
raised havoc since the term opened, thu
the empty school houses.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is said t.
he on the list for Union Pacific improve
ments. II Is understood a new depot. watei
tank and coal chutes are 70 be built in tn,
near future. Last month the business herr
amounted to over G0.O00. The Union Pacifi,
double track Is fast nearing completion
the ties being laid and rails being placed
BEATRTCE-rhe case of the state OF
Nebraska against Frank Chamberlain
charged with shooting his sweetheart, Mis-,
May Austin. with intent to commit murder
was called yesterday and continued To-
ons week. Miss Austin Is al the homI
of her parents at BLU Springs and hRi
almost completely recovered from her in
turies-
KEARNEY-Clty officials are much per
! picked over the question OF how 70 Tin tn