Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-18
eye-witnesses testified that the crime was
without ~provocation.
Nebraska News Notes.

LYONS-Wilbert Anderson, a farmer liv-
ing west of town, was taken to Omaha to-
dayton an operation for appendicitis.
PLATTSMOUTH-Crede Harris has sold
100 acres OF Cass county land to Orvil Cole
Of Emerson, Ia, for $40 per acre or $751;
KEARNEY-The state Board of Exam
liners was at the normal school Wednesday
inspecting the work done there. Reports
are that everything appeared satisfactory.
CENTRAL CITY,. B. Gray of Silver
Creek a bought the general hardware
business Of w. I. Morris & Son and in
tends to take charge of the business at
once- A.
FREMONT - Henry Gaeth OF Fremont,
Neb,, and Miss Lydia Stnermer of this city
were married here yesterday at the Ger
man Baptist church. They will make their
homo on a farm near Fremont
OAKLAND-Rev. Charles F. Sandehl,
pastor Of the Swedish Lutheran church of
thts city, Is at the Emmanuel hospital in
Omaha receiving medical treatment, as he
has been In Ill health for some time.
BEATRICE-Leonard Harkins of THE
Merry Whirl" company, now playing at
Omaha, is visiting, in the city with his
parents. Ray Overman, another Beatrice
boy, is a member of the organization.
ASHLAND-0ordie Knode nd Miss Bessie
Sharrar were married at noon Tuesday at
the home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stewart Sharrar, six miles west OF
Ashland. Elder c. A. Huyck Of this city
officiating.
PERU-Edward Oppie from north Of
town, who will move to Red Willow county
March /, recently had a public sale, at
which he sold a span Of young mules for
the sum OF $3.50 to Conductor Thomas OF
Nebraska City. Z
KEARNEY-On account Of the high
winds the work on the Platte river bridge
has been suspended temporarily. Workmen
were repairing the bridge and had COM
pleted about 600 feet. They were on the
center span and could not go farther.
dUNyy m Da~k~l1k oaV.rf vufu nOpuano
next Monday, with Judge H. D.. Travis Of
Piattsmouth, presiding. There are fifty
two civil cases and five criminal cases on
the docket. The grand jury will also meet
on the first day of the term
CENTRAL CITY-C. r. Milks has re-
signed his position as manager of the
Hoagland Lumber yard at this place and
leaves here about the LIST Of March to take
charge of q yard in which he has pur-
chased an interest at Tamora-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. High school has
been dismissed for a few days on account
OF the cold weather and during which time
an imperfect heating plant will be over
hauled. Defective heating apparatus has
made II impossible to keep the rooms COM
Portable.
BEATRICE-Mrs. Sarah M. Roby died
an Illness OF two months, aged 6S years.
She came from Red Cloud to Beatrice two
years ago. The body was taken to Red
Cloud for interment. She leaves a family
OF three sons and one daughter.
CENTRAL CITY-The Gilbert Implement
company of Grand Island has bought out
the implement business OF p. G. Jensen
OF this place. p. c. Jensen, who retires
from the business, has not formulated. his
plans for the future but intends cohtinu-
ing his residence in Central City.
PERU-Ths contract for the construo-
ton OF a large two-story, cement block
store building has been let and work viii
begin at once. The lower floor will be oc-
cupied by Harry Miley with a stock of
drugs and confectionery and the upper
story will be fitted up as offices.
KEARNEY-T. H. Bolte left for Chicago
wednesday, where he will attend the Chi
a cement show and will exhibit the
Bolte concrete mixer, q machine manu-
featured in Kearpey. Mr.. Bolte will be
be at the show, the other party living at
Lincoln.
BEATRICE-The marriage OF Miss May
Ellen Higgins TO Harvey Essam was