Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-08
Nebraska


here, this morning. He was born in
Paris, France.
GENEvA-A war with poison is being
made on the dogs. four or five dying on
Friday night, several valuable ones being
BEATRICE-Mrs. Mahala Sparks. a plo-
neer OF Gage county, died yesterday at her
home at Hoag. aged S. years. She Is
survived by a family OF five children, three
sons and two daughters.
TECUMSEH-Albert Janrolski, the fam
our Russion baritone, who appeared in
Lincoln one evening recently. is a cousin
Janpolski visited his relatives here last
summer.
BEATRICE-The boys Of the Young
Mems Christian association held a meeting
last evening and decided to organize a COM
pany OF marines. NJ. L.. Abbott, who spent
four years as a marine, will be placed in
charge Of the company.
GENEVA-This sprinR and sumner many
buildings will be erected In Geneva. Peter
Youngers Is going to build a brick store
room east Of the park. Houses for rent
built or starte din all parts of the city.
REPUBLICAN CITY,. f. Gosnell, aged
AZ, was buried In Cedar Grove Cemetery
yesterday at this place. Rev. Mr.. Crago
Of Holbrook, Neb., officiating. Mr.. Gosnell
was a member OF the Masons. odd Fellows
Workmen, Woodmen and Royal eighbor
lodges.
MCOOK-The city council in spscial ses-
sion, last night, revoked the liquor license
Of william Y. johnson Of this city for
violation OF the law. Johnson persisted
IN keeping his own son as bartender. not
withstanding the boy was not over 16
years of age.
HARvARD-T. A. Barbour. has this week
removed from his home where he has
sold his property last July to George
Evens, a retired farmer, TO give possession
March l. The home was built by Mr..
Barbour and was one of the best In the
city.
TECUMSEH-ohn w. HUT, a farmer
living near Tecumseh, Is suffering with a
a power wood saw and had climbed to the
top Of a pile of wood to throw some down
for the workmen. He lost his footing and
broken.
BEATRICE-Chapter 2, P. E. o., held its
annual meeting here with Mrs. e. G.. Drake
and lected these officers; Mrs. c. p. Fail,
Mrs. F. H.. Howey, coTTespondinE sscre-,
tary; Mrs. o. L. Beeson, treasurer; Mrs.
w. w. Black, chaplain.
TECUMSEH-Luther Mattox of Tecumseh
is suffering the results OF being struck in
the face by the head of an unruly horse.
Mr.. Mattox went into the stall and the
man in the chin, knocked out two teeth
and cut a cash in Mr.. Mattox's upper lip
that required seven stitches to close.
REPUBLICAN CITY-Mrs. ]. w. Nc
buried at Naponee, Neb., yesterday. The
services were held in the Congregational
koffer officiating. Mr.. McCardy has been
a resident Of this section for eighteen years,
She leaves a husband and two children.
~TECUMsEH--A Johnson county farmer
says chinch bugs are to be found In great
numbers in the bunch grass and weeds
and unless destroyed will be on hand early
in the spring and will work much destruc-
ton to crops. He says the farmers should
burn all grass, brush and weed patches
about their premises at an early date as
possible.
PENDER-The temperance people of
Fender opened their campaign here last
night to keep Fender on the dry list. A
large meeting was held at the Presbyterian
church, Rev. T. M. c. Birmingham, pastor
of the Methodist church, made an address.
The vets and drys are about evenly
divided in the town and a good lively scrap
- anticipated.
BEATR1CE-The stockholders of the
Home Independent Telephone company held
their annual meeting yesterday and elected
the following as a board of directors:
bank, L. E. Hurtz and w. H. Canaan. The
board met and organized by electing these
Stficsrs: w. II. Canaan. president; S. r.
smith, vice president; l.. e. Hurtz, secre-
tary; Earl Norcross, treasurer.
BROKEN BOW-The executive commit
tee of the Commercial club is taklng under
committee that a SIS, OO0~n twenty-year bond
be voted on for a city hall building, Jail
ana a more complete fire department In
strCctions were given to the to
file a petition with the council, asking
that a vote be taken on the question at
the next city election, which occurs
April 8.
BEATRICE-Post H, Travellers Protec-
tive association, held it's annual meeting
last evening and elected these officers;
Thomas E; Ada, president; H. H.. Waite,
vice president; M. N. Barnes, secretary
treasurer. After the standing Committees
for the year We're appointed, the following
were elected delegates to the state con-
Yention to be held at Grand Island April
~ and %: ]. A. KEGS, H. H. Waite, NJ. N.
Barnes, A. w. Marth, Robert Pease, w. C.
Brooks and Thomas E. Adams. A resolu-
ton was passed piedging the support OF the
local association to the state association
TO enforce the hotel and fire escape laws.
IT Will be presented at the state meeting
at Grand Island.