Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-01
Nebraska News Notes,

BEAVER C~ITY-Laura Boyd. daughter
OF Fostmaste Boyd, was operated on this
alternoon Tor acute appendicitis and the
result is believed to be entirely successful,
MINDEN-The citizens met in the assem-
bly, room Of the court house this evening
ana decided to continue the lecture course
tsEr another year; Six numbers instead of
year. "'9a "t"' "0
PLATTsMOUTH-The body OF Miss
Gladys Sackett, who died in Omaha. ar
rIVeu IN TINS city Sunday afternoon and
formerly resided in this city and had many
friends here.
SUPERIOR-Plans are under way for
the organization of a ~Chautauqua for Su-
perlor. j. d.. Reed Of Hastings, is in the
city assisting in the preliminary work and
II is given out that prospects for a chau-
tauqua are good.
PLATTSMoUTH-Mrs. a.. T. Brown has
received word informing her of the death
OF her mother, Mrs. s.. A. Scoville. aged
SS years, in the home of her Mrs,
L. M. Peterson at Topeka, Kan. She for
merry resided in this city and is survived
by three sons and three daughters.
LYONS-What is looked forward ~ os
an interesting revival began here last
night, and will continue through the week
IN the Memorial Methodist Episcopal
ehurch, under the pastorate Of Rev. Mr.,
Buell.. 1t has been more than a wear since
revival efforts nav been made in LYONS
PLATTSMOUTH-The Plattsmouth High
scHooi girls team went TO Elwood and de-
feated the Elwood High school girls team
by a score of 30 to %. A large audience
watched the stubbornly fought game in
which many good plays were made by
impartiallH O'
REPUBLICAN CITY-The body of VIII
nam koll, who died in Salt Lake City.
Utah, accompanied by his wife and daugR-
ceased, arrived here Friday night the
FUNERAL was held at the Methodist Episco-
PAL cnurch at 2 p. m. yesterday. The body
WAS taken from this city to McCook for
OAKLAND-Dr. Frank Simon. who has
been a prominent physician here for fine
last twelve years, has sold his practice
R 81 1g' lanes I. Anderson Of Council
biuI1s' Ia, and left this week for Omaha
Where ne Will represent the II. X. Milford
company OF Philadelphia, Pa, in Omaha
Souncll BIutfs and South Omaha. His
FAMILY VIII remain here until spring.
PLATTSMOUTH-C. f. Cramer. a sna-
clal agent for the government at Wash
ington. has been in this city examining
Ihe site for the new government BUILDING
In his report he that no %orL
De commenced on the foundation until the
streets on the east and north be paved
Inc Commercial club officers got busy
very snortIy ana the streets will be paved.
SARGENT-The body of Mrs uanrv
Pfrehm arrived here Tuesday evening from
iowa and the funeral services were bai5
az the congregational church In this CITY.
+N'F a. NCUc OLIlclallnE. IntermAnf
was In the West Union cemetery. The de-
ceased was II years of age and leaves he
sides a husband and little daughter her
parents and six brothers to mourn her loss
SARGENT-The monthly debates of the
sargent High school were livelier than
usual last Friday afternoon. The question
should pupils OF high school age read
the n~ewspapers2" was decided in favor
OF the affirmative. Resolved. That The
republican party deserves the credit Of
the present prosperity of the limited
States" was discussed on both sides hut
the Judge favored the negative side.
.PERU-The spring real estate boom has
already begun and much real estate is now
changing hands. This week the Steve
George place just east OF town, In the his
toric Mount Vernon townsite, was sold 10
X 5. tidler OF Dickens. for 1900. This
property consists of about forty lots. with
two buildings on 1t. Mr.. Fidler and fam
ny, VINO We're formerly residents of Peru.
expect TO return and occupy their newly
acquired property about March l. w. ID
reed recently sold the west eighty Of his
farm west OF town to Samuel Adams Tor
S6,OV1 and this week sold the remaining
eighty, on which is the residence. to Henry
Buestette OF Auburn, for the same price
This Is the place formerly known as me
Sonkle farm; MIR. Reed leaves this week
Tor Abilene, Kan. near which place he ex-
poets TO make his future home. Claude
carey, who recently purchased the fem
acre tract Just west OF town from III II
Jackman for $3.50. moved last week from
Lincoln to that property.