Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-04


sHWARD-The little child of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. b. Cooper had her face badly
burned by falling against red-hot stove
yesterday.
WYMORE-Freight business on the Bur
ington. after being brisk all fall, Is said
to be stacking off. Four extra engineers
were set back to fireman yesterday.
MILFORD-Mrs. Mary Runnals sudden
due to heart trouble. She died before a
physician or any Of her children reached
her.
KEARNEY-Cortez c. Pemberton and
people OF this city, were married Thurs
day evening by Rev. s. Harvey, pastor OF
the United Brethren church.
SITTHERIAAND-A business mems asso-
citation has been formed here with the eX-
pectation OF lettering trade conditions in
this territory. Most OF the merchants will
be included IN the membership.
EATRICE-Announceme was received
here yesterday Of the death OF Oliver New
conner, a former resident OF this county.
which occurred Thursday at ralfurias,
Tex. He left Beatrice two months ago.
BEATRICE-Mel Rawlings OF Wymore
has Just completed a mammoth concrete
dam, 80 feet long, across indian creek,
which he Will use In backing up the creek
water to furnish surface for harvesting
ice.
KEARNEY-The Union Pacific paid $40 p
900 into the county treasury Friday. Within
three days the county treasurer has col
half the personal taxes levied in Buffalo
county.
BEATRICE-Mrs Minnie Crossen, a
teacher in the WymSfe schools. died sud
OF her sister. Mrs. A. d. McCandiess. me
remains were taken TO Alexis. H., Tor In
terment.
NEBRASKA cITY-Thursday evening
the home OF Mrs. J. J. Hochstetler caught
ON fire and was partially destroyed. II
was one OF the oldest homes In the city.
The loss on residence and household goods
was partially covered by insurance.
suTHERLAND-The 15-months-old son
% Frank sumner, residing near town. fell
into q bucket OF hot water IN which there
was I've. The child was scalded In q hor-
Tioie manner as high as its shoulders and
II Is feared that II will die.
HiLDRETH-The cOursing meet held here
Thursday and Friday proved a decided sue
cess. Twenty dogs were entered, and more
than 100 jaekrabbts were turned loose to
them, and none escaped. The rabbits were
shipped IN and cost the association 81 each.
BEATRlcE-It is rlmored here that DIT.
". NJ. Thomas OF Pickrell Is to be ap-
pointed superintendent Of the feeble
minded institute by Governor-elect Aldrich
TO succeed DR.. G.. L. Roe. Dr. Thomas has
taken an active part IN state and local
politics during the last few years.
LDT-samuel Huuzeker ana Miss
/ Eta WissleF, well-knoWn young people
/ from the Dry Branch neighborhood south
OF here were united In marriage Wednes-
.
| ding feast was feature OF the event. The
couple win reside on the grOom's farm.
NEBRASKA According to the
monthly report Of the county recorder
there were filed on farms IN this county
/ Tor November, nine mortgages amounting
7 10 tiQ0l5. and nine released 10 the value OF
\ 81, 1i5.3. on town property ten mortgage,
\ were filed valued az SO. a6l. As and thirteer
released valued az HAAS
4 HUMBOLDT-Card have been received
in Humboldt announcing the MARRIAGE on
/ THANKSGIVING day q Carol M. Ridenom
| and Miss PARA Lee Bryant at Huron
| 8. -. AR. Rldenom. who conducted |tht
musical part OF four weeks revival meet.
ing here recently, made many warm friends
In humboldt They viii live IN Montana
/ HUMBOLDT-Arr are beinr
made by a union Of the Humboldt mission,
ary societies 20 secure DR.. Emma Boose.
I Tucker, q returned missionary from china
and a native OF Richardson county. for I
lecture upon her experiences in the mis-
I sion fields. DR. Tucker has been abroad
eight Years and Is visiting her pareRts II
Falls City.
NEBRASKA CITY-Conductor JOY Car
son Of the Burlington was attacked bv !
u tramp a. Nerdou on THURSDAY night An,
had 10 put up q hard night before ho va
abe % Wrost ths dAGgoF from the Wouidb,