Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-20
Nebraska

ungushed himself by his heroism in trying
station.
HAsTINGs-A local organization in, the
boy scout movement has been organized /
by the young men of the Young Mems |
Christian association. Rev. Lee Il Young /
Of 81 Marks Episcopal church has been !
elected scoutmaster
FRANKLIN-This city recently voted |
bonds for the installation OF an electric |
iEhtins plant and last week sold the bonds
20 an eastern firm for $780, At a cost Of
$500, The city will hire an erecting engineer
and proceed at once to install the plant.
GOTHENBURG--Mis Mamie Loutzen-
Wednesday at the home OF the bride at
Chelsea, Ia. Both are well known here,
the groom having lived on the south side
many years. They will make their home on
| farm near here.
NEBRASKA CITY-The government
steamer Madam" which was en- route
government officiais ana - engineers, was
| grounded four miles below this city
Sreater part Of three days s'' "'
! EATRICE-Arrangemen were made
! at Lincoln yesterday between the state
trSSs ssS5 ,n ana the S, city OF h BeStTiee
bonds in sufficient amount TO pay for
the improvements Of the new water
Ss $4,000. D''i' ~ni'" WI" amount "
BEATRICD-The abOlighinE Of offices
OF division agents on the Rock 1Hland
city to be. promoted TO the position Of
employ OF the road eighteen years, and
city December 1.
| KEARNBY-Ths publicity committee OF
the Commercial club will stage q local
talent minstrel show the last Of this month
to raise funds to carry out it's work. The
committee has been planning big cam
pot oniv n tbs jytsrss,s ~ SaTnsv ms
Of the entire central portion OF the state.
BEATRICB-The American Automo-
bile company which was recently given
site for its plant at New Albany, Ind
Is making plans TO move the plant from
here to that place early next month. G.
stated yesterday that no more machines
would be manufactured at this place
HASTINGS-E. A. Martin, aged 50, died
yesterday following his second attempt TO
commit suicide within the day. He first
swallowed Is cents worth Of morphine and
boy1 his s asqEh sSs s he oW eRs
his existence, he bought 10 cents worth OF
rough on rats and took that. Death soon
followed.
FRANKLIN-City Marshal John David
son Is suffering the effects OF a broken
Jaw bone and a badly lacerated face on ao-
town toughs Thursday night who turned
upon him and beat him up in the above
manner. Davidson is we'll advanced in age
being an old soldier, and the injuries may
prove serioua-
| BEATRICE-word was received here
yesterday from Kansas City announcing
} the death of Charles g. Dorsey, at one
! time prominent business man Of this
city: Mr.. Dorsey came here in 1870, and
while a resident Of Beatrice did much
) for the upbuilding of the town. He
served two terms as councilman from
the Second ward. The. remains will be
inferred at Nebraska City.
NEBRASKA CITY-The petit Jurors.
, who are doing duty at the November
Z term of the district court are Fred
M ASsr FRoms, Slack GSme
seSrSder ". 4. conEiin' Robert = Trai!,
j Gee, e. D. Falt and J.. A. Long.
| HAsTINGs-The Queen City lodge Of the
night with $50 charter members. The Off
, GERS are; q. r. Boggs, Max d. Boiler +
: Hartigan, r. p. Felkner, c. H. Pratt, jr.;
Marcus Evans, A /. Rundell u. 2. Haynes
: William Bonnet and D. r; Neff This is is
Nebraska the others being in Omaha and
Grand Island.
NEBRASKA crTY-Jamss Goff; an
: ing company, some monthS ago while
4 a descending elevator and was seriously
{ hurt. He sued for $4,000 damages. The
%aS court IN and the % G AFTER 6ens
{ out four hours, brought In verdict for
o him for $500.
I GOTHBNBURG-Ott Withhuhn, who
mysteriously disappeared from here last
March, was found last Friday by police al
{ Hastings. He Is suffering from some sort
OF dementa and seems to be in constant
fear OF doctors. When found he had in his
possession revolver and bottle OF car,
- Fix the doctors II they undertook to
10 operate on him He said he would take
. his own life II they interfered with him
Officer William Gronewald went down Il
: Hastings and brought Mr. Witthuhn home