Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-13
Nebraska

The now Is married couple left Immediately
fol their south Dakota home.
NEBRASKA C1TH-1udge Travis comes
TO this city Tuesday morning TO open the
November term Of the district court and
the petit jury has been called for that day.
NEBRASKA CITN-Thc daughters Of
Rebekah gave a social last evening AZ their
lodge room and addresses we're made hy
Rev. T. N. Sissuu and other prominent
citizens after which a supper was served
HT-MEOLD T-Cieorce Power, son OF Mr.
and Mrs. William s. Power was married
Wednesday to Miss Maude GOolsby Of
Dawson, County Judge Gagnon Of Falls
civ oftic.ating. They viii reside near
humboldt
WEST POINT-The West Point Republi-
can the oldest newspaper in the Elkhorn
valley viii complete its torueth year OF
publication ON November Is. IL was founded
In the year 1870 by Judge Edgar n. Sweet,
, now resident OF Meeker OH.
BEATRICE-The directors Of the Bea-
trico Chautauqua association met Friday
and elected these off. Gers: w. p NOrcross
president; II. Fishbach, vice president D.
i. Wiz secretary treasurer w. II. Rob
bins superintendent OF grounds.
WEST POINT-The West Point School
board has voted 20 allow the teachers
: Thanksgiving vacation Of three days I'm
order to permit them to attend the state
association meeting at Lincoln. They viii
be allowed pay for two days for their At
tendance.
/ HUMBOLDT-o. r. Trimmer, an old set
tier OF Richardson county. died suddenly
q n
Mir. Trimmer, who had been In poor health
/ for some time, is was about 6S years old
/ and leaves. besides his wife, several grown
children.
! BEATRICE-The high school foot ball
I team returned home Friday evening from
Ashland where IL defeated that school by
his team, which has not been defeated this
( season, is in fine trim for state champion
ship honors.
.BEATBICE-The prize of $40 offered by
/ the Beatrice Commercial club to any Bea-
( trice resident offering the best slogan for
the city was won by James W. Gregg OF
4 Hleins store. His catchy line was BE az
/ it, Beatrice" There were nearly hundred
! contestants.
! WEST POINT-Corn husking lie proceed
ing very rapidly, some farmers having
already finished gathering the crop. The
| quality Of the corn is fine. NO trouble
| in procuring good seed corn, as has been
the case in the last few years, is antici-
pated next spring.
BEATRICE-After an illness OF nearly
year of tuberculosis, Mrs. Emily e. Tart
I wife OF Arthur T. Tart, a travelling sales
man. died Friday, aged q years. She was
born in Abilene, Kan, and was graduate
of the high school OF Goodland, Kan. She
leaves her husband and two small sons
! NEBRASKA CITY-Al. Abel, who stole
I a wagon load of wheat from Henry Tegt-
meier. a farmer residing eight miles south
| Of this city has confessed and implicated
| another man who has so far eluded the
officers. Abel is in Jail, being unable to
LuIUiSn Dali ana Will Dt nGiu LOI NEldl ub-
/ fore the district court.
| FULLERTON-H NJ Kellogg has pur-
! chased the half interest in the News
Journal belonging to Willard Binney. For
the last year Mr.. Kellogg and Mr.. Binney
have been partners in the paper, which
they bought Of James Tanner in July, 1893.
The politics OF the paper Will remain demo-
| cratic, as heretofore.
! CHADRON-The funeral OF james G.
Pinkerton, was held here in the First
Methodist Episcopal church and the ser
Interment was at Greenwood cemetery.
The body came from Nome, Alaska, accom-
panied by the brother George A. Pinker-
ton, one Of Chadron's most esteemed resi-
dents.
WEST PoINT-The election has left the
County Board Of Supervisors in the same
relative position, politically. as last year,
being democratic. six to one, Chris Rupp,
the member from the city, reelected, being
the only republican on the board. Hugo
N. Nicholson Of Wisner democrat S6, was
elected county attorney by COL majority.
He succeeds Judge 8. s. Kyake.
HUMBOLDT--Nem OF the local Odd
Fellows lodge and few friends went In q
body Wednesday to the country home OF
ARNOLD Sohuetz and husked nearly 1000
bushels OF his corn, all he had room to
crib. Mr.. shuetz has himself been sick
and has suffered great afflction during
the year in the prolonged illness and death
last week OF his daughter, Miss Maggie
WEST POINT--F'rederick Peich OF Bee-
mer, a man about 80 years Of age, has been
will be taken to the Norfolk hospital as
soon as room can be made for him in that
: institution His insanity Is Of religious
form and dates from September last al
which time he was unsuccessful in litiga-
ton IN district court, which II Is supposed
} unsettled HIS mind.
. NEBRASKA CITY-The officers here have
been asked to look out for a Mrs. Brott
a former resident OF this city who wa
arrested at Bartlett. Ia, charged with be-
ing a bigamist II is alleged she deserted
her husband hare and want n T0vvn vubeFr
she married a man named Hubbard without
going through the fornality OF securing 9
divorce. It seems the woman was arrested
! there and escaped from the custody OF thC
officer before having had a hearing.
! CIIADRON-The funeral OF Richard Dow.
7 ling was held at the Catholic church II
: this city, services being conducted by
Father Dolan The order Of the knights Of
Z Columbus. Brotherhood OF Railway Train
( men and Ancient Order Of United Work
4 men, with hundreds Of friends and rela,
tives were In attendance Deceased. whC
. was n years OF age, died I'm St. JOseph'l
hospital. Omaha, from injuries received
3 The body was accompanied from Omahf
I BY the parents. Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Michae
Bowling pioneers OF Dawes county, and
Miss julia O'Brien Of Omaha. fiancee
4 WEST POINT-News has been receive,
: OF the death. at Juneau, Wis, OF Charles
o II. Arnold, former resident OF Cuminl
= county, at the age Of 67 years. Mr.. ARNOLD
I was g veteran OF the civil war, enlistinl
8 IN the year 1861 in the Tenth Wisconsin
e volunteer infantry serving under General
8 Buell. and Thomas. He was wounded Il
e the battle OF Perryville. The cause o
y death was heart disease. The decease,
leaves an aged mother, six sisters and tWi
brothers. He came Of revolutionary stock
his grandfather oliver Arnold, and hi
= grand-unele, having served in the revolu
. tiOnaFy war,
WEST POINT-The funeral OF Mrs JOIN
Peatrowskey, a native OF Poland. an age,
i pioneer resident OF Cunning county, VIII
}, died at the home OF her daughter, AIRS
: ! Charles Meister OF Monterey. took plac
at St. Michaers cemetery this morning
3 solemn requiem high mass being celebrate
G by Very Rev. Joseph Ruesing, dean an
, rector Of ST. Mays church. The deoease
! was " years Of age and the widow o
: John Peatrowskey, who preceded her Il
II death year ago. She leaves six sons an,
one daughter, Eight years ago the de
. ceased and her husband celebrated thel
= golden wedding at st. Mays church. A
e that time. following the ancient Polls
e custom, she was crowned at the high alta
% with a crown OF pure gold the gift Of he
J. ] children. The deceased was universally
g beloved for her many Christian virtues.