Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27
The authorities are making an effort to
locate the guilty parties.

The authorities are making an effort to
locate the guilty parties.
NEBRASKA CITY-Because Of an cpd
demic of measles the Nebraska university
OF this city has been temporarily cloSeo.
stricken with the disease,
HUMBOLDT-The annual open meeting
of the Alpha Woman's club was held on
the evening Of Washington'S birthday IN
the dining room of the Methodist church.
Decorations of national colors were USED
SEWARD-The Masons of Pleasant Dale
gave a reception on Thursday night In
honor of ex-County Treasurer and Mrs. e.
]. Newton, who have returned to that town
to reside after a four years residence In
Seward.
NEBRASKA CITY Fritz Rambat has
filed a complaint in the county court
against Ed Mortimore, charging him with
assault. This is the third complaint he
has filed against the same party WITHIN
that many months.
FALLS C~ITY-Chris Herwins has pur-
chased Mrs, McPherson's interest in the
European hotel, and fitted up the first
floor of the building for a COTE, with all
new furniture, which has made quite an I'M
provement in the place.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bull yesterday re-
ceived a message from Laramie, Wyo.,
announcing the death of his nelce, Mrs.
Fannie McGill a former resident OF this
city. She was 3S years of age and leaves
a husband and two children.
FAIRMONT-Mayo Bass recently pur-
chased the residence Of E. G, McPherren
of Geneva, Neb,, and will move there April
/. He also bought the real estate and in
surance bushes of S. F. Donisthorpe,
son Of Attorney F. b. Donisthorpe.
DILLER-The KILLER Commercial club has
been reorganized by the election or THESE
Loock, vice p~residnet; Frank 7. Pearce,
secretary; J. w. Fouts, treasurer: Inc
club starts out with a membership Of
FAILS -cIvda Fornev. a. little sor
Of Norman Forney, met with quite ar
accident; while with other small boys h'
tried to get on a load OF lumber that wal
passing the school house, where the boy
were attending school. He fell on tht
ground, the wagon wheel passed over and
crushed his right foot.
KEARNEY-A marriage license was
granted Friday morning to Miss Pearl Vich
and Eugene c.. Yates. The ceremony VIII
take place at the home OF the brides par.
ents on March l. Edward F. Winn anc
Miss Lottie b. Larimer were also Issued
a license, the remon to follow In a weel
or ten days. Both couples were young PEG
pie Of Kearney.
KEARNEY-The county superintendent OF
Buffalo county has filed a complaint
against William Nutter of this city for de-
taining his 14-year-Old daughter, Miss lneS
Nutter, from attending public school. tn
action Is brought against Nutter to test the
compulsory school law In this section, and
should the county win other cases will be
filed Immediately.
NEBRASKA - COMBS AnC
Miss Grace Maley were united In marriage
at Palmyra this morning. The weddlne
was a very elaborate affair and ATTENDED
by a large number OF relatives and friends
Both are most estimabl young people and
highly CONNECTED. They Will make thedI
home in Palmyra on their return from
their wedding trip.
FALLS CITY-At the annual meeting OF
the steele Cemetery association the fol
lowing officers weer elected: George w
Schock, president; J. X. Wllhlde' vice pres
ident, w. II. Keeling, secretary; p. III
Jussen, treasurer. Trustees; John w
Hot, e. s. Towle and Miss Margaret
Steele. It is expected that improvements
will be made in the way OF planting treei
and putting in new gates, etc.
KBARNEY-Kearney High school basket
ball teams lost two games 70 Aurora
Thursday night. Both games were prao-
tically won by Kearney until near the last
half OF each, when the Aurora teams took
on new life and played like professionals
The game between the boys teams resulted
In a score OF IS 70 10, while the girls game
which was a little closer played, resulted ir
a score OF I to g.
FALLS C~ITY-Distriet court Is still ii