Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-17

UTICA-Detloff Schark, an old resident
living eight miles northeast OF Utica, Is
seriously Ill at his home.
BEATRICE-Frank b. Meyers and Miss
Bessie ]. Stoll both of this city were mar
ried by County Judge II. w. Walden.
UTICA-The Commercial club will meet
Friday evening at the engine house for the
purpose of considering plans for the cree
ton OF a building here in the spring.
ORD-while Fred Hather was shoeing
a horse Saturday evening the horse fell
on him dislocating one arm at the elbow
and tearing the cords loose. 1t is a serious
injury.
YORK-The members of the local Re
bekah lodge have agreed to furnish a room
in the new $G0,O 900 odd Fellows home on
which work will be begun as soon as the
weather permits.
UTICA-A Valentine party was given
Monday evening at the home of T. l..
Davies for two Sunday school classes Of
the Presbyterian church taught by David
Frazer and Florence Harden.
K~EARNEY-A marriage license was
granted by the county Judge Tuesday after
noon to William F. Day and Miss Clara
F., Ginning, the former Ts of Gi66 Uaon and v the
married by the judge.
UTICA-Mr. and Mrs. August Vandelft,
living on a farm seven miles northeast OF
Utica, gave a farewell party to eighty OF
their friends and n%eighbors last Sunday.
A big dinner and supper was served. They
will soon move to Seward.
MINDEN-The Scandinavian Mutual Aid
association met today and elected A. Bos-
trum, president; G. j. Broman, vice presl-
dent, and Louis Andersen, secretary. Net
Increase in membership for the year l9Os,
300, making a total membership of l,76S.
NELSON-The county Judge has issued
licenses to wed to the following couples:
John McNew Of Angus, Neb. to Miss l..
Mateehiesen of Superior, Neb.; Charles
Moss to Miss Edna Halton, both of Angus,
Neb. The last named were also married
by the judge.
NEBRASKA CITY-The Nebraska City
fire company No. / held their forty-second
annual ball at Eagle hall last evening ana
there was a large crowd present and a
neat sum was netted for the company,
which is one Of the three volunteer com
panies Of this city.
Observation-Disclosures of the amount Of
work in district court, the unusual number
Of cases of more or less importance sched-
uled for trial when the second panel OF
jurors report for duty February Is, Judge
Pemberton yesterday ordered a list of fifty
special jurors drawn.
BEATRICE-Ira p. Stout of this city and
Miss Caroline ~Langworthy Of Ellis were
married yesterday at the Methodist par
sonage, Rev. U. G.. Brown officiating. The
young couple left on an extended trip to
the Pacific coast, and upon their return
will make their home in Beatrice.
York;. F.. Foster and j. F.. Mitchell
recent arrivals from Missouri and Arkan-
sas, are serving a jail sentence. They had
stored corn in the cellar of the house they
occupied in North York that had been
marked by and Hall, and as the evil
dence was conclusive they pleaded guilty.
BRAPsHAw-The lecture given last
night by Arthur Wellman, brother OF
Walter Wellman, was heard by a large
audience. 1t was entitled 'Spitzenbergen, y
and treated on the labor OF himseif ana
others in preparing the airship in which his
brother, Walter, expected to make the dash
for the pole.
NEBRASKA CITY-The Missouri river
has been rising quite rapidly at this point
within the last few day and from the
present outlook the ice which has been on
the river since early in December, will
this rise win flood considerable of the
iowlands above and below this city.
NEBRASKA CITY-The typhoid epidemic
in this city seems to be increasing rapidly,
despite the warming Of the physicians for
everyone to use boiled water for all pur-
poses. They urge this in water from ooth
wells and from the city water mains. 50
far there has been but one death from the
disease, although many have been stricken
down.
BEATRICE-word was received here
yesterday announcing the death OF MISS
CURED yesterday morning at Corpus
Christi, Tex, where she went two weeks
ago for the benefit of her health: MISS
Whittemore was for several years en-
ployed as a teacher in the Beatrice pubic
schools,
NEBRASKA CITY-Erwin Pap, one of
the large land owners of Berlin PreclnGt'
was united in marriage today to Miss u,
Lenora Lawrance. The bride has been one
Of the teachers in the public schools OF
Berlin for several years ana rs rs a. a c Prsss OF
this city. The young people haVe gone
south to spend their honeymoon.
KEARNEY-The two delegates who at,
tended the meeting OF base pan Ian tads ra a
a state league, came back to this city
TUESDAY and declared that Kearney was
date when the league will likely be in
creased to an eight-team circuit, there
Will perhaps be a chance for kearney'
KEARN1EY Three Pleasonton men,
Grover O'NeiIl, who were complained of
I'm the county court Of Buffalo county as
having disturbed the peace .do OF a tnaf 011
and were fined $40 and costs each. Frank
thinner was fined another $40 on a separ-
ate charge having assaulted a man at ina
place.
NELSON-Judge Leslie II. Hurd convened
district court yesterday. This was to have
been a jury term, the jury having been
ordered for Tuesday morning. owing 10
the postponement of several cases and the
settlement of others, II was decided TO DIS,
pense with the jury and they were notliieo
accordingly. The judge expects to be aple
to clear up the docket and adjourn courl
some time today.
BEATRICE-The membership campaign
of the Young Mems Christian association
closed last evening with an entertainment
given in the gymnasium. In the contes
for members the Reds" won over TN
Blues by $50 points as against $50 poInls
The membership now reaches 485. IN
goal set when the campaign opened wa
500 and il is thought this number can b.
easily reached by February p, when
grand banquet will be held.
NIATRICE-The Beatrice Commercial
club opened it's new headquarters in tn!
Fitzpatrick block on North Fifth street las
evening with an Informal banquet. Thre'
hundred were in attendance, and addresse
were given by Peter Jansen, r. M. Marvin
Fl w. Munson, A.. II. Kidd, j. A. KEGS
l. II. Harden, c. 3. Dempster and j. w
Burgess, j. A. KEGS, vice president OF tn
club presided over the meeting. The them
OF the addresses was for a bigger and bet
ter Beatrice.
GENEVA-F. Pickard, whose pharmac!
was totally consumed In the fire last sun
day morning, has bought the stock or drug
belonging 10 l.. s.. Fiegenbaum. Mr.. PIX
ards loss was close to 5000. Several o
the safes from the different offices in IN
Masonic temple have been rescued IRON
the still burning debris In the basement
The occupants OF the rooms have set III
temporarily with other attorneys in Fra
tcrnity temple and wherever over town the!
could find rooms.
NELSON-The new Teamery that hai
recently been installed in the small towI
Of Cadams, a few miles southeast OF here
has commenced business. 1t Is owned anc
managed by a mutual stock company OF
that vicinity. An expert butter maker hal
been employed and they expect TO do a gOoC
business during the summer season. tn
new alfalfa mill which Is being built al
that place IL also we'll under way. They