Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-20

BEATRICE-Mrs. Lydia A. Danford,
aged "a years, died Sunday night Of dropsy.
She leaves no family, except her husband.
LINDSAY-P. G. Ducey has begun work
on his new brick building, which will be
occupied by the Ducey restaurant when
completed. rof hrsv
SUTToN-Miss May Lange was married
at the family residence to Mr.. H. Urwiller
make their home.
TECUMSEH-Work has been commenced
on Tecumseh's new automobile garage, to
be built on Clay, street by Fletcher & Erlck,
son. The building will be of brick and
fire proof. -
TEcUMsEH- COUNTY Treasurer John
Ward has appointed Earl Hardin as his
deputy, to take the place OF Mfse Selma
Sutherland, now Mrs. George F.. Mccoy,
who resigned.
BEATRICE-Charles and Robin Nickel,
former Beatrice residents, have engaged
in the banking business at Montrose, Colo.
The name Of their new institution is the
Union Home bank.
KEARNEY-Phi Lambert, deputy post
master. has let the contract to J. 8. Bar
low for a new California bungalow to be
built on Twenty-sixth street between Third
and Fourth avenues.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cromwell, an old
resident OF Wymore, died yesterday at the
home Of his daughter. Mrs. T. p. Har-
grave, aged IS years. The body was taken
to Macon City. Mo-, for interment.
BEATRICE-The Seventh cavalry, United
States army, and part of Battery e. which
camped here Sunday night, left yesterday
morning for Fort Leavenworth, Kas. The
troops stopped last night at Barneston.
KEARNEY-R- A. Haynes OF Lincoln ar
rivel in this city Monday and will relieve
John Gordon, agent at the Burlington sta
ton. Mr.. Gordon will leave Immediately
for Denver to take up his new work.
KEARNEY-Elmer Miller. the boy who
escaped from the reform school in this city
and made his getaway on a stolen horse,
was found at his old home north OF Min
den and brought back to the school by an
officer of the institution Monday.
YoRK-Two residents Of Omaha, Guy
Purdy and Miss Maude E.. Huston, were
united in marriage at the Congr sgationa4
parsonage in this city. The bride is a
member OF the stock company that has
been playing In York opera house the past
week.
SUTTON-The deputy state game warden
arrested Theodore Schadel and Gilbert Hull
for hunting out of the county without a
ing a SIS fine. but the warden let them
off ON their paying for their license, since
this is their first offense.
BEATRICE-Coach Rathbun and the
football squad were given an oyster sup
per by Principal Beer and Prof. Hillyer
at Webb's restaurant last evening. After
the supper Mr.. Rathbun gave a demon
~stration OF athletics at the gymnasium OF
the Young Mem Christian association
building.
YORK-Raielgh McCloud, ormerly as
slstant cashier OF the First National bsnk
Of this city, and Mr.. Hubert Bell, graduate
Of York High school and state university.
two Of York's most popular young men,
left today for Idaho, where they expect
to locate and engage in the real estate
business.
ALBION-Max Wolf and wife of his
CIV returned from their trip to Europe.
While in France and Belgium Mr. Wolf
bought a carload Of Percheron horses, stall
lions and mares, which he shipped TO Al
bion. This consignment OF horses is the
first load Of imported stock that has ever
come TO Albion.
Nebraska is personally acquainted with
DAD Blodgett. owner Of the Blodgetl
house and formerly its landlord, and viii
be pleased TO learn that Dad Is SLOWLY
recovering and that he is now able to be
out on the streets and Is receiving many
greetings from friends.
TECUMSEH-Charies F.. VAIL. who has
been night agent for the Burlington al
Tecumseh for the past eighteen months
has been given the agency at Elk Creek
Himself and his wife have moved to tina
town. Former Agent Mitchell OF Elk Creel
has quit the railroad business and moved
to Lincoln, where he will go into the auto
mobile business.
TEcUMsEH-The city council has &C
cepted the resignation OF A. +. Comstocs
as superintendent OF lights and water. Mr.
Comstock will join his family at Jackson
Mich. Frank Freemole. former engineer
has been appointed to I'll the vacancy
man. viii take Mr.. Freemole's place. and
William Sanders OF PaWnee City will as
| sist with the work.
PnGER-Mr. and Mrs. o.. Vierson OF
\ Sunday OF this week celebrated their COLDER
wedding anniversary at their beautiful
home in Pilger. Their family consists OF
eight children, tWenty-nine grandehildreI
and three great grandchildren, nearly al
OF whom we're present. While Mr.. ant
Mrs. Viersen are over 70 years old, the!
are hale and hearty.
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William Ramackers. living north OF here
met with a painful accident. getting nj
hand caught between q pulley and rOp
while his father was unloading has, caus
ing severe bruises and tearing the ski
off hts hand and sustaining a compounS
dislocatiOn Of one OF his fingers. Had tn
ifather NOT sean lha accident when ha Az