Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-11
Nebraska

imam EACllEN NUNUH Will NAA n NlAAAN N-AAAAN I
tion at Grand Army hall "Wednesday after.
noon. Following the exercises a dinner Will
be served.
WEST PoINT-Prof Arland Briggs left
duties as physical Instructor in the Rock
River Military academy at that place; Prof
Briggs is a native OF West Point, the son
OF the late Judge Emory Briggs.
NEBRASKA CITY-Deitrich Koch, a
prominent young farmer, residing near
Berlin, was married today to Miss Bertha
Reuter-, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Fritz
Reuter-. at the home OF the brides father.
They will make their home at Berlin.
NEBRASKA ~CITY-The local travelling
mems association at their meeting Satur-
month and have appointed a committee to
arrange for weekly social gatherings for
the commercial tourists who make this
city their headquarters.
NEBRASKA CITY-Andrew Brown of
Lincoln, formerly a merchant at Burr, and
Miss Katherine Shea, a prominent young
woman Of Douglas. were united In marriage
Catholic church. The couple will make
their future home at Lincoln.
YORK-There has been a report that
the York Times, was going to leave York,
moving to the coast. His many friends
were pleased to have him deny that he was
recently moved into his new home on Ne
braska avenue and Sixth street
ANSLEY-Thursday at the S. G. Wine
man public sale prairie hay sold for $l0.&
per ton in the stack and alfalfa hay sold
for N3S5 per ton in the stack. This Is the
highest price ever paid for alfalfa hay In
this community. Corn is selling for So
cents per bushel, and hard to get at that
price
WEST PoINT-A girls culture club has
been organized in West Point with the fol-
lowing officers: President, Miss Maria
Chambers; vice president, Miss Blanche
Shearer: secretary, Miss Mildred LANCER;
treasurer, Miss Lillian Chambers; Librarian,
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eventually to federate with the state or
gantzation.
YORK-It is with regret that the citizens
of York look upon the removal Of Judge
s. H. ~SedEwick to Lincoln, made by rea-
son Of the recent/state law compelling SUI
preme judges to reside at Lincoln. Judge
sedgwlSk has been 2 resident Of FORK rI. for
has taken great interest in pushing the
growth Of York.
SUPERIOR Superior has the largest
cigar factory In Nebraska. j, L. Gal
bTeth's factory employs fifty cisarmaEers
and last year did over $4,000 worth. OF
business, wholesale, making and selling to
the retail dealers 1850, 600 cigars. A. X.
Rustow's factory made and sold about
LOCO, 900 cigars. Rustow employs from ten
to fifteen people.
NEBRASKA CITY-The Missouri river
is frozen over at this point and the ice is
over two feet in thickness. Mike Bauer
and Henry Sneed have completed APP
proaches to the ice and thus made a free
bridge over the river, something the city
has not had before in a number of years,
and but twice since the Burlington railway
put in their bridge in 1888.
SUPERIOR-A movement was started
by the publisher Of the Journal of this city
to organize the country editors into an
association having for It's object the bet
eral reimbursement of prices upon com
mercial printing. The editors Of Nuckolls
county will meet in Superior at some date
in the near future when such an organi-
cation will be perfected.
TABLE ROCK-At the annual meeting Of
the Table Rock Lumber company the fol-
year; W. II. Wilson, M. D.: president;
George F. Cotton, vice president; j. N.
Miller, treasurer; j. n. Phillips, secretary
and manager stockholders from out OF
town attending were DR.. w. II. Wilson of
Lincoln, G. r. Smith OF University Place
and G. F. Cotton Of Seward.
NEBRASKA CITY-The Otoe County Bar
association held it's annual meeting Satur-
day evening and elected the following Off
GERS for the ensuing year.: President, Paul
lessen; vice president, Thomas +. Roddy;
composed of Paul lessen. t. F. Roddy
and o. g. Leidigh was appointed to make
ar~rangements for their annual dinner.
which will be held in a short time.
DAVID CITY-A banquet for men was
given in the parlors of the Methodist
church last evening. Covers were laid for
eighty. After the banquet, selections were
address by Rev. 1. F.. Roach of st. PauIs
Methodist church of Lincoln. After the
speaker, a church brotherhood was organ
lied with the general object of promoting
good citizenship along all lines.
} BEATRICE-The directors of the Pickrell
Farmers Elevator company held a meeting
yesterday afternoon. During the last year
200, 556 bushels of corn, wheat and oats have
: been handled by the company, for which II
paid S139, 022. 36, a big increase over last year.
C. II. Price resigned as director and treas
urer and j. r. Wilson was elected to fill
! the vacancy, After some discussion the
;. directors decided to join the Nebraska
Farmers Cooperative Grain and Live
Stock company.
NEBRASKA CITY-A series of accidents
occurred Saturday, the first being Freeman
He had on a pair of oily gloves and wen
TO the furnace room at the Duff elevator
= to warm them. The gloves caught fire
g the gloves could be torn. off. A daughter
Of ]. e. Bell fell from a chair and broke
l. river on horseback was thrown and seri
ously and perhaps fatally injured.
Q Observation-Disclosures waiting for thu
r early morning Missouri Pacific train a
Auburn one day recently witnessed
desperate fight between two freight brake
men on top OF a box car of a moving train
The men had words and blows followed
Later they, clinched and In the melee botl
fell from the top OF the car to the ground
but were not severely injured. The figh
continued after the men had fallen unit
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near falling between the cars rather thar
I off the side of one.
I WEST POINT-The stockholders of tn,
s West Point Brewing association hav,
a elected a board OF five directors, as fol
lows: II. H. Howarth, ]. F. Zajicek, ]. T
e Baumann, F.. Koch and Henry Hunker
i Following this election the directors me
and elected Officers as follows: pre~iS VI
and treasurer, II. H. Howarth; vice presl'
dent, j. r. Zajicek; secretary, !, r. Dtu,
mann. Mr.. Howarth. who heads the lis
a of Officers, is the former proprietor o
v the West Point Bottling works, which IN
s~titution has now been merged in tn,
. brewery proper.
n OAKLAND-At the annual meeting o
the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance com
pany of Burt, Cunning and Dodge countie
following officers were reelected for tn
= ensuing year: s. l.. WATERSHED, president
A. Gustafson, secretary; Peter N. Nelson
treasurer; A. Beckman. j.. N. Erickson
George Hansen. Nels Anderson, A. G
Ford and II. p. Sundell, directors. TIL
10 most important business transacted wa
the raising OF the loss on horses from 81
to 800. The company is in good condition
having $l.5S5 In the treasury after PAWN
losses during. the year amounting to ST. 0
TABLE ROCK-At the regular meetin
: OF the Woman's Relief corps Saturday tn
following officers were Installed by Mrs
Fannie G, Norris; President, Mary E. Ault
senior vice president, Mary B. Fox: JUNO
vice president. Nettie Wilcox; treasurer
Fannie q. Norris; secretary. Allie Fisher
Wood; chaplain, Catherine Baker; patriot
instructor Mary r Fox: DreSS cOrreanOnd