Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-24

Attend a meeting Of n. NsHoHai Esuoa
BEATRTcE-Bracs ArunstrouE ana Miss
Nina Richards uere MARRIED sunday after
noon 81 PickreH. Rev. r A Rauch Off
eating
PALS CrrT-Ma-y Gstz the little
laughter Of Mr. and MIS- Wv GetE hV-
ng east Of town, fell MONDAY and sus-
tanned a-broksn limb
HTNTLEY-Frsnk 1ngmire. q farmer
living three miles northwest Of this city
fell from q load 81 hay and suffered a !
bad fracture Of the arm
PLATTSMOUTH-Word has been re-
ceived that Clsud. a son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James SEWERS OF this CITY. was married
10 Miss Oral Foss in Madrid. Neb.
HUNTLEF-This section Of the state
had q very severe thunderstorm the first
this year. A heavy rain later turned TO
snow snd II grew considerably colder.
MISUNDERSTANDING home from the
Eiks club rooms last evening a a.
breaking his left leg just above the ankle
FALLS CITr-Jsck smith. who was
found guilty Of horse stealing 81 the be-
fenced Wednesday to three years in The
penitentiary and was N escorteo
there By Sheriff Feuton-
HOWARD-Mr. Burns recently OF
Wsverly. Neb., has bought out the in
terest OF Mr.. Mitchelmore in the furni-
ture and undertaking business OF Aitenei-
more a Bobbitt and the firm name
changed TO Bobbitt A. Burns
BEATRICE-Harry Gilmore and Miss
FlOssie French. both Of FsirburT were
married here Sunday by Rev. L G Brown
The young couple left yesterday for Fort
Worth. Tex. whore they viii make their
future home.
BEATRICE-Erncst n Roop and Miss
Eve Celia Johmeyer were married a. the
home OF the brides parents. M and Mrs
p. ii. Lohmeyer Of oden yesterday az
high noon The young couple VII make
their home on a farm near Lanham
FALLS CTTY-The district court has
been in session for the last three weeks
and some cases have attracted lafge
especially hard fought The jury was
dismissed Wednesday until March ?
NEBRASKA ~CTTY-John Hail. who has
been here in Jail for some time. being sent
10 as a vsErsnt, having been caught with
another man selling new shoes at Paul. Tor
a small sum. has been given another SEN
tence on the charge Of carrying concealed
weapons
BEATRICE-The members Of the Order Of
the Eastern Star last evening surprised the
members OF Beatrice lodge No Is. Ancient
Free and Accepted Masons. az the close OF
their meeting A musical program was
rendered. following which refreshments
were served
BEATRTCE-samuel A. kinney. a farmer
residing in the south part Of the county,
Burlington road in the sum Of 1888. In his
petition he alleges that some Of his cattle
/ have nfNn kIlfQ uA Trains ana ms 0IElAI4r
damaged by smoke from the eompanys
engines
MCooK-A petition is being circulated
here today in favor of Lon Cone as post
Mclean. under whom Cone served as
deputy. There IS Practically no opposi-
recommendation Of Congressman Norris
Is assured
NEBRASKA CITY-The Duff Grain COM
psny has leased All Of the elevators Of the
n.aM Ill -
the same I'm the future. Frank Bartfng.
secretly of the latter company. has entered
the employ Of the former company. The
Bsrtling Grain company had a large num-
Der OF elevators
FALLS CITY-A deal was closed last
week whereby A Graham Of this city and
owners Of one of the largest and best
lumber. yards in Lincoln Mr. Easley
viii take charge Of the yard at Ldncoln
lumber yard in Hiawatha- Mr.. Graham
will remain in charge OF his yard here.
NEBRASKA CITY-Mose Dunn Of Lor-
being a dfpsomantAe and viii have a
hearing in . few days In the meantime.
he viii be kept in jail. He went home q
few nights since and mistrested his wife
and fears are entertained for her recovery.
He has been before the board before. but
was permitted to go on probation.
BEATRICE-word was received here
yesterday from Ausin, Ill. announcing the
death Of Mrs. Henry Beck. which occurred
al that place yesterday morning of paraly-
sis. Mrs. Beck resided near Blue Springs
I her daughter. Mrs. r Manrid. She was
the mother of j. p. Beck OF this city. The
body viii be brought 20 Blue Springs,
Wednesday. for interTnenL
NEBRASKA CITY-Mrs. Rehecca FL
som Of Humboldt died at the home OF her
daughter. Mrs George strobe. in this city,
Humboldt this morning for iuterDent She
leaves six children. c c. FflsOm. Seattle;
Claude FIlsom. Seattle; G. FIlsom, Texas;
Mrs. Robert Byers. Auburn; Mrs A R
and Mrs J. @. Strobe, this city.
BEATRICE-The Gage County Rural Let
ter Carriers association held a meeting
yesterday ST Blue Springs and discussed
matters Of interest TO the Organization, the
good roads problem being one Of the
leading topics Postmasters Holm worth
were in attendance at the meeting. II
Was arranged 20 hold the annuai meeting
Of the association IN Beatrice. May 81.
NcooK-Phihp Blatt an eccentric
his city. died last night, aged 7s years
While he lived in a mean style for years
many thousands Of dollars. ali Of which
he has willed 20 a married daughter. al
thOugh he Is the father q 2 half dozen
Neb. for the last few years. This BODY
beside his first wife. A SON and daugh-
ter BY the first wife accompanied the re
matns-
MCOOK-BrEkeman John Eat was a
victim Of an accident at Oberlin. kan
yesterday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. IN
which he sustained a fractured skull and
a crushed left arm. which had TO be arm
! putated The injured man was brought
TO McCook in a special car the same night
and was hurried 10 the Southwest Ne
braska hospital Of this city for operation
/ and treatment BY reason Of the serious
ness OF the skull injury the recovery Of
the injured man is a matter OF some
doubt and can only be determined b.
time The injured man is originally from
FreeporL III
NEBRASKA CTT-The dislike against
the Greeks seems 10 spring up in all direc-
lions and here yesterday Sheriff Fischer
was called 20 the eastern part q the CITY
10 cause some Greeks 10 move. as they
have been IN the habit OF shooting the
chickens Of the ~neighbcrs and putting
them IN their own pots. but II Eas not
the loss Of the chickens. which the neigh
b0rs 80 strongly objected 20. as 70 the
promiscuous way they had Of shooting
without first looking 20 ascertain II human
beings we're IN their range They moved
20 another part Of the city and the rail-
road Efl be asked 70 dispense with their
services.
NEBRASKA CTTY-ME- Charles =.
Holly died a. the home Of her daughter.