Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-09
NehrnsI.n Ners Notes.

ALBiON-Ten below zero was registered
Tuesday morning by various thermometers
over town.
Idndhauer of this place Mr.. senift will
now move into town, where he has pur-
chased a stock of farm implements.
MCOOK-The Burlington has called in
its steel gangs for the winter. Considerable
heavier weight steel has been laid in this
section OF the state last summer.
BEATRICE-GeOrge f, Stevens and Miss
Marie Elizabeth Bindernagle were married
yesterday at the brides home, west OF
the city Rev. Roy Mareen Badger Off
ciatng.
BEATRICE-Funeral services over the
body OF the late William Ellinger were held
| yesterday afternoon from the United Breth-
rem church at Pickrell, Rev G. 8, Long or
| Floating.
| HIL.DRETH--Mrs. Hugo Ohms died Tues
day afternoon after an illness of month
from a complication OF diseases. lnterment
/ Is delayed awaiting the arrival OF reia-
/ lives. She leaves a husband and one son.
! OsMOND-A record breaking price was
] paid for Pierce county land when on Tues
! day George Senift sold his piece of land
adjoining Osmond, consisting Of twenty
six acres for $500. The purchaser was A.
! KEARNEY-James G. Hesselgr0ve Of
| Sumas Wash, and Miss Laura II, Mollard
! OF Amherst were married here Wednesday
/ afternoon and left Immediately for Wash
ington, where they will make their home.
KEARNEY-The Nineteenth Century
/ Womens club OF the city at a meeting
/ Tuesday afternoon decided to install sani-
taTy drinking fountains In the city, the
money to be raised by the sale of Red
Cross stamps.
MCOOK-The mission in ST. Patricks
church Of this city which has been so ably
carried on Rev. G. /. Nolan, o. M. L., OF
Buffalo, n. Y, viii close next sunday
evening. Large congregations have greeted
the father at each morning and evening
service this week.
BEATRICE-since the attachment sui
was brought Saturday night by Georg
Daul against Prof. Vernon, the hypnotist
for wages the company is thing OF tn
past. Two members OF the company hav
gone TO work In the Maple Leaf cafe on
Lower Court street.
FRIEND Seven head OF horses and mule
belonging to l.. II. Page g. Son were run
down by an eastbound Burlington freight
had legs broken and must be killed and
two were injured The stock had escapes
from a nearby enclosure and crossing a
cattle guard came upon the track.
BEATRICE-Eugen Cobbey OF this cit,
was married Tuesday evening at lrvington
Neb.. to Miss lillian b. Howell. Rev. Mr.
kTatz, an uncle OF me grooms otti t1l iS
evening and will make their home for tn
, present with the groom's parents, Judg'
and Mrs j. H.. CObbey who reside IN
South Beatrice.
BENEDICT-Nearly all OF the threshlnl
machine outfits have been stored for the
winter. They report large acreage OF
wheat and good average yield OF the yer!
best quality They also report an increased
p Yield In oats, many fields yielding fifty Z
81 siXty-eight bushels to the acre. In Yorl
county Is a large acreage OF winter whea
which up 70 the present promises TO be
good crop.
o BEATRICE-The city council OF Wymor
I I met last night and passed a resolution
p granting TO Blue Springs and WymOre
| franchise 20 lay water mains between IN
y two towns, which are a mile apart WOrl
{ viii be started on the water plant at Wy
D ] more within the thirty days An ordinanc
was passed levying a special tax on bil
- Hard and pool halls OF SIS per year.
YORK-Gus Cooke, proprietor OF Cock
d sporting goods and automobile house. hai
?. ] very narrow escape from being killed
Wishing 20 examine a sewer manhole II
his building, he raised the lid and strucl
Q a match Immediately there was a lou
explosion and Mr.. Cooke was thrown down
his face badly burned and he suffered pain
n ful injuries. Fortunately the fire did no
}. communicate TO the building.
b ALBION-Between and 8 O'Clock yester
e day morning fire was discovered IN IN
rear OF Smith & Mellen's meat market OF
Fourth street. next door 10 the pOstoffice
Prompt efforts on the part OF the fire de
parthent prevented the fire from spreadin
e 10 any considerable extent. although tn
. west end OF the building suffered con
siderable damage. The origin OF the fire /
y unknown. Loss 70 building and contents {
fully covered By insurance.