Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-07
Nebraska

Gustssen OF Phsips county on a charge Of
disposing Of uloftgaged property He was
| released on $50 bond. Deputy Sheriff Legs
| OF Harlan county passed through here to-
day TO rearrest him on similar charge
and take him to Harlan county.
PERu-An orEanizatlgn OF poultry rails
ers has been formed here with Prof. Weeks
as president He was instrumental in get
ting the faneiers to organize and twenty
charter members were enrolled. The club
was organised for the purpose Of studying
poultry questions and securing united ac-
tion on the part OF thes iotegJsted In the
subject.
NELsoN-Fred New, George Williams
and John OBrien were brought up from
Superior yesterday and confined In the
county Jail 70 serve a thirty-dRy sentence
for stealing some clothes, from store in
that city. At the same time Frank Shay
was confined for twenty days for taking a
bicycle from the premises of the Heningsen
Produce company Of Superior.
PLATTSMOUTH-W the members
of the chemistry class In the high school
buildings were performing some expert
mants yesterday afternoon some phos-
Il seemed as IL the buiidins would be con-
sumed with the flames Wayne Dickson
quickly seized the burning fragments and
threw them out of the window. but In so
doing his hand was severely burned
BFsADsHAW-Fartners are all finishing
UP their corn gathering and many Of the
farmers arc busy testing their seed corn.
some Of the tests so far made have been
anything but satisfactory, but as quite two
months yet remain before planting time,
farmera will have ample time 10 continue
the testing process until every ear they
viii need to plant can be fully tested.
sTELLA-The following teachers were
reelected at meeting of the Board Of
hduoation last night; Primary, Olive @.
P,a;sco; fourth and fifth grades, Mary b.
Wiltse; sixth and seventh grades, Jennie
Thompson. Prof. j. A. Eastwood was re-
elected principal, but declined the position
Offered him by the board. This will leave
principal to be filled
NELsoN-The annual meeting of the
Nuokolls County Building and Loan asso-
oiation was held ct the court house last
night. The annual reports Of the secre-
tery and auditing board showed 1t TO be
In splendid condition, and a dividend Of
per cent was declared. Officers were
elected for the ensuing year as follows:
President George Lyon, jr.; vice presl-
dent T, W. Cole; secretary, Charles
lmler; treasurer, Henry Fox. jr,
PLATTSMOUTH-In the Gering-I.eyda
aSsInSge tS. case in which the jury found for
ssia,In,ages si,n, in the sum ot 81, the defends ant
fied 9 motion for q new trial, alleging
slve and apepared to have been riyen Under
the influence Of passion and prejudice" !"
Ihe motion was overruled by Judge B.
F, Good of WaRoo. The case was bitterly
contested and much personal animosity
was shown y
ASHLAND Marriage licenses have been
Issued by County Judge Slama to the fol-
slsvefs, both Of % Yutan; any Paul u.s. Jones Mnn5f oe
Yutan and Miss Anna Cordsen Of wa
hoo, Edward w. PelIatz and Miss Augusta
klotz and Miss Olga Margaret siemsen,
both Of Msnphis; Henry Roumph and
Miss Myrtle Mecauiey, both of Cedar
and Miss Stella Wagner of Memphis
Judge Slama performed the ceremony for
the last named couple.
ASHIAAND-Ashland camp of the
Royal Neighbors Of America, was organ
ized here with twenty-five charter mem
Rers and the following officers elected:
Mrs. Z. e Tbayer;sviee oracle, pfSi Mrs " A. Az p
eordsr. MRS, q, W. Loofe; receiver. Mrs,
inner sentinel. Mrs. Ira Miller; outer SEN
tinel, Mrs. Elmer, Chamberlain; directors
Myron Cook, Mrs. Thomas Roberts and
]. T. Hinkley and Mrs. A. B. Cline.
STELLA-Theodore Weaver was return
ing from the, east with q horse and at
Boone. Ia, the conductor told him to get
in the car with, his horse as the train was
to be made up there, and on account of the
dense fog he might miss getting out on
the the right tTsin 30 he left the oeboose and
| engine tstr1hk the caboose, SIN mashinR It to
| kindling wood and IdemolishinR one end OF
the car ne had just entered The impact
| pushed his car on top Of the one in front
! and Mr.. Wsayer, sustained a severe cut In
the righte eNeheek and numerous scalp
| wounds
| CENT RtsI4y CITY Y--Yesterday Joseph H
| Joyce, |oheHOf' the foremost members Of the
| Quaker settlement which surrounds the
campuse~ofFf braska Central college died
suddenly askthe result OF ptomRlne poison
] Ing. The family had all partaken OF some
1 canned meat for supper, and several mem
| bers including Mr.. Joyce, were taken III
soon afterwards, Drs. Hull and Jones were
| summoned from town and succeeded in
i giving the other members Of the family re-
| lief, but Mr.. Joyoe's case was more serious
| and he died within a few hours Tuesday
evening Miss Anna Payne, an old settler
! here and the owner OF large property in
! terests, died suddenly OF heart trouble
with which she had been afflicted for sew
| eral years.