Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-06

CRESToN-The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mussmaker OF Orient, who has been sur,
fering from infantile paralysis, Is improved
as far as his general health 10 concerned,
but has no use OF hts lower limbs.
CREsTON-After settling all bills for
the 1910 chautauqua, the ASSOCIATION here
finds they nave q surplus OF Sl706O This is
quite encouraging TO the committee VINO
worked under great dtnculues ana they
basis and will prove permanent annual
event
CRESToN-Edward oshel of Spaulding
township lost a valuable horse last week
and a post norton examination revealed
tnat a quantity of ground gass had been
taken into the amman stomach, causing
tne anmentaTy canal Inc animal was
valued at 81 ,0O.
CREsToN-The Union County Bar as
ISOLATION adopted unanimous resolutions at
the close OF district court here Friday,
commencing Judge Towner, VINO terInl-
mated his Judicial relations with the close
of the present term, Judge Towner Is the
republican candidate for congressman in
the Eighth district to succeed Congress
man Jamison
CRESTON-Sheritf Mason left for Ana
mosa Friday with four prisoners sentenced
TO that institution from here during the
last term Of court MRS. Jennie freneh,
sentenced for five years. two forgers,
FRANK Lewis and A. b, Smith each re-
eelyed titteen-Seap Sesctehee; an rcsDy q 3
ten-year sentence.
CREsToN-A class reunion of the Cres-
ton High school OF 1898 took place last
night mere IN honor of Clinton Whlpple,
one of the members OF that class, VINO Is
on q visit to his mother, Mrs. h. ID. Whip
ple after seventeen years absence from the
city. out of the twenty-five member OF
the class. but four were In the city, MT
Mhipple now holds the position Of district
IN the province OF NueEa Eeija in the Phil.
ippine Islands, and with his wife, who is a
teacher in the high school there, expects
he mir ~
work at that place again. They sail from
San Francisco on September 49, They VIII
be accompanied by Miss Edith Whipple, 9
slater, who has been teacher in the city
schools here for some time, and who zoe:
there TO take up school work also
CRESTON-The Creston Mutual Tele
phone company has the greatest mileage
IN Union county, lbs miles on WHICH tn'
and the Lenox and Kent star Telephone
companies have the shortest mileage 4
the county, both having but b2 mll'
each. with an assessment of N2. IN,
Iowa Telephone company, operating onll
q long distance system has the highest as
easement being required TO pay sos mile
T They B RnfH U raiiToSd has ATS miles
telegraph lines In the county upon Whlci
they pay SO mile assessment, me ~ w esq
arn Union also pays assessment OF no pc
mile on a. miles I'm the county, and tn
Postal Telegraph running along the Grea
p mss' sE a mile for ass miles OF lines il
the county.
CRBSTON-Additional information ha
been received here concerning J. o. Hauch
the old man. who committed suicide a
Plattsmouth last week Ii Is learned h
has a divorced wife living In Denver G0lo
with his daughter, Mrs, Dora Baily-Hlnd
man whose husband Is a Denver bushes
man Mrs Hauck was divorced from tn
man who drowned himself, about invent
years ago Two nephews OF HRuck hay
also been heard from. They are Charlie
Hauck OF Kansas City and James J. Hanc
OF san Diego. 10 Cal Henry Doig OF thi
civ a also a relative by marriage, and thi
Ia where Hauck worked during the sun
MGR Hauck also told Mr.. Doig during N
summer that IL anything happened TO hi
while he was staying there he wanted ID
Coakley OF this city 20 have his bod!
Whether the body win be allowed 70 r.
main buried at Plattsmouth, has not "
been determined.