Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-05
Nebraska N.rr Notc..

PLATTSMOUTH - Commencing Monday
the business houses In this Guy vii be
closed at Z o'clock.
Cook-The body of David J. ODocl I'd
son was brought from San Diego, Cal, and
buried at this place yesterday.
COOK-The Paine Brothers stock Of
goods is being invoiced preparatory to re-
moving to Vincent, Tex, by the Jackson
KEARNEY-The body Of Miss Helen
Bishop. who died Saturday as the result
of an operation for goitre in a C.unci
Bluffs hospital, arrived here for interment
last evening.
NEBRASKA C~ITY-Frank schnell and
Miss Grace McAlexsnder Of McPaul. Ia,
were married in this city by Julge Wilson.
The brides sister was married here two
weeks ago by the same officer.
NEBRASKA CITY-Divorces we're
granted in district court here to Flora ID.
Benu y from David r. Bentley, Sophtonia
=. Mequin from Louis Mequin, Maud NJ.
Penney from George e. Penny and Dole
W sllace from Lon Wallace.
PLATTSMOUTH-The Cass county mort
gag record for Dec NIB + shows there were
4 fteen farm mortgages filed, amounting to
$50, 1876; released sNteen, amount $4O,476
Town and city mortgages filed eight,
amount S5,44O; released twelve, amount
s. obs.
KEARNEY-The Kearney Automobile
company, Dan AtchisOn, proprietor, has
been sold to Lon Franks, former manager
Of the gas works, and Frank Mott, a local
automobile man. Dan Atchison will spend
the winter months resting in California and
probably Will not enter active business
again.
FREMONT-B. l. Dating, a conductor
on the Northwestern, was badly bruised
while attempting to board his train at Ben
nington yesterday afternoon. lie was
taken to the office of a physician there for
treatment and later brought to Fremont
on a special train. His shoulder and back
were injured, but not dangerously.
EATDuTrDV v Sammy Nail a gOtOTpd how
IS years old, was sent to the reform school
Saturday. He had been employed as chore
boy at the Many-Etta hotel and had been
entrusted with letters to mail which failed
in several instances to reach their destina-
ton. An investigation showed that he had
opened and then destroyed many OF the
letters.
FAIRBURY-James Lardner, 20 years of
age and a resident of this county for thirty
five years. fell dead in the Catholic church
during Sunday morning service yesterday,
death resulting from heart failure. Mr..
Jardner resided on a farm a few miles
from the city and leaves surviving him a
widow and eight grown children, four
sons and four daughters.
NEBRASKA C~ITY-Saturday evening a
Joint installation of the officers Of William
Banner post No. "a and Woman's Relief
corps No. 17 was held at Memorial hall,
and was of a public nature. There was a
large crowd present and after the installa-
tiCn CEREMONY a banquet was served. Mrs.
s.. b. Eastman, installing officer for the
Wonan's Relief corps, was presented with
a handsome set of cut glass dishes.
NEBRASKA CITY-According to the an
nual report of the county recorder, there
were filed in this county during the last
year 1872 farm mortgages, whose value was
1855, 961. 3S, and 27 were released, amounting
to 1853, 164.15. On town and village property
there were 1873 filed, their value being 49,
527.N, and 121 re eased, and their value was
$50. 212.15. According to this, the mortgage
debt of Otoe county has increased over
800 COO during the last year.