Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-23

all taking part. Fairchilds corps held its
installation some days ago.
WESTON-The Bohemian Catholic club
Of Wahoo played to a crowded house at this
place last night. The proceeds go into a
building fund for a Catholic school in
Wahoo.
GENEVA-Yesterday morning was bright
and clear, but before night the usual fog
and misty rain was falling. There has been
but one entirely clear day so far this
month.
COLUMBUS-Yestorday morning at the
home OF the brides mother. Mrs. Jennie
Walker. Elmer l.. Whey of Lincoln and
Miss Eva f. Walker OF Columbus were
married.
WYMORE-Lanin Drug company has re-
vised its articles of Incorporation so as
to extend the time OF incorporation TWEEN
ty-five years from June, 1895. or fifteen
years from date.
BEATRICE-Mrs. william Coop. a pioneer
resident of southern Gage county, died
Tuesday at her home in Blue Springs. The
funeral was held yesterday afternoon from
the Evangelical church at Blue Springs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Miller of Chicago
began Tuesday evening a series of meet
ings at the Methodist church that have
been well attended. He is a fine singer
and brings much power to hts meetings.
FALLS CITY-County Treasurer Lord
states that the delinquent tax list this year
Is very small; the amount of taxes col
lected at the close of 1908 being much
greater than collected at the close Of 1907.
YORK-A. b. Christian, president Of the
Nebraska Aberdeen-Angus association re-
ports a large attendance at the annual
meeting held this week at Lincoln. Breed
ers from different parts of the state report
a good demand for Aberdeen-Angus.
SCOTT'S B~LCFF-Three new brick bust
ness buildings are in process of construC-
ton in Scotts Bluff, two-story blocks by
Winfield Evans and r. l.. Howard and a
one-story building by w. X. Davis. All OF
them were rented before work was begun
on building.
FALLS CITY-The regular quarterly ex-
animation for applications for county
teachers certificates was held in County
superintendent divers office Saturday.
There were only three applicants, Misses
Nola McCool and Ferol Barker of Salem
and Grace De Mers of this city.
TECUMsEH-A pretty wedding occurred
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Noakes,
In the Long Branch neighborhood, Wednes-
day, when the daughter of the hostess,
Miss Olive May Misner, was united in mar
rage with Mr.. George Roy Taylor, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Taylor of the same
neighborhOod.
SCOTS BLUFF-The Tri-State Land
company is engaged in building a diversion
Wyoming line in the North Platte river,
at the headgate OF its irrigation canal. The
cost OF the dam will be about $4,000. E. A.
Cudahy of Omaha is president of the COM
pany and H. G. Leavitt is general man
ager.
BROKEN BOW-A sale OF some magni-
tude was made here this week, when
Charles Bowman and Willis Caldwell dis
posed of their large ranch, twelve miles
north, to T. r. Wakefield of Creston, Ia.
The consideration was $4,000. There are
over loo acres on the place and Mr.. Wake
field intends stocking ii and moving here
with his family in the spring.
.YORk-On January 6 the York CONNER
cial club. the city officers and local Grand
Army OF the Republic will entertain Of
fictals and a committee representing the
Grand Army of the Republic of Nebraska
and auxiliary organizations, who come here
to make further arrangements for the state
Grand Army OF the Republic encampment
that will be held here in May next.
YORK-Business men, shippers and mem
bers OF the York Commercial club will not
have that friendly business relationship II
the Northwestern railroad persists in its
fight on the decision recently made by the
Nebraska State Railroad commission, which
after two hearings ordered switch connec-
tons to be made at York between the
and Burlington railroads.
BEATRICE-The disappearance last Tues
day OF Fred Miller, student of the state
university, and son of Mrs. Anna l. Miller
or this city, is causing his friends and
home folks a great deal OF anxiety. Young
Miller left the Delta Tau Delta fraternity
house at Lincoln on the day mentioned,
stating that he was going to his home at
Beatrice for a few days visit. Since that
time nothing has been heard from him.
HASTINGS-The Baptist church OF this
city has unanimously elected Rev. Joe +.
Jacobs OF Kansas CITY, travelling secretary
or the Baptist Publication society. to the
local pastorate, to succeed Rev. b.. s. Hud-
son who has accepted the pastoTate OF the
First Baptist church In Atlantic City, n. j.
Although Rev. Mr., Jacobs is inclined to ac-
cept the appointment the Publication So
ciety is said 10 be unwilling to relieve him
from his present duties.
! COLUMBUS-These are the officers Of
Columbus aerie, FTaternal order of Eagles:
I W. J.. Boettcher, past worthy president:
Charles segelke; worthy president; Henry
Gass, Jr, worthy vice president; l.. A.
Walter, secretary: G. j. Carrig. treasurer:
c. y. Speice, chaplain; Albert Kart, worthy
conductor; DR.. f. II. Morrow. physician:
Anton Rothleitner, inner guard: c, G..
Hardy. outer guard; Con Keating. Mark
Burke ana l.. NJ. Baker, trustees.
SCHUYLER-Wednesday night at the
! Jamacek opera house was presented by