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house. The proceeds will be used to erect

house. The proceeds will be used to erect
a fountain in this city.
BEATRICE-The stockholders of the Ger
man National bank held their annual meet
F. b.. Sheldon, William A. Wolfe, II. w.
Ahlquist, Dwight Colt and w. 2. Norcross.
The old officers were reelected.
MILFORD-The ice crop on Lake QUEEN
chaqua has been harvested. The Inductrial
home, Soldiers home and private ice
houses are well stocked. A new eros of
crystal ice has formed since the cutting of
the former and awaits the first bidder.
KEARNEY-Word has been received in
this city telling of the death of Ellis w.
Rhtvers In a hospital in San Francisco Mon
day. Mr.. Rhivers was formerly a resident
of Kearney and was manager of the West
ern Union Telegraph office in this city.
Rebekahs held a joint installation at Erick.
son hall last night. ]. w. Kelly, grand
n caster Of Nebraska, was present and in
stalled the Odd Fellow officers, while Mrs.
II. G.. Borchert Installed the Rebekah off
GERS.
Neutrality-suspicious. Hoeppner and r. b.
Wahlquist have been elected directors Of
the Hastings Independent Telephone COM
pany, to succeed 8. s. Snyder and William
Schellak, resigned During the last year
the company spent $500 on local extern
sions. ,.-,
KEARNEY-James Axman and Mrs.
Mary Schopfer OF Sartoria were married at
the court house Wednesday. Both parties
were born in Austria and were sweethearts
in the old country. The bride had married
another mar and upon his death she now
marries her former love.
CLAY CENTER-The county supervisors
met yesterday for a three days session.
They reelected William Schwenk of Har-
ward chairman of the board for the fourth
time. The board will consider a petition
from the citizens Of Trumbull asking to be
incorporated as q village.
SUTTON. b. Dinsmore left this morn
ing for a business trip to Cuba. He hopes
nv Saturday I'm order 70 visit a brother and
some nephews. He will take a stea mer
at New York for Havana and may be
absent from the states as long as six
weeks.
BEATRICE-"Mother'- Wheaton, the
noted worker for Christianity among the
inmates of prisons of the country, visited
returned from a trip through the west, and
went from here to Lincoln. where she was
to hold services at the Nebraska state peni-
Tertiary.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. John Malone
has received word that Miss Margaret
Kielty, daughter Of Pat Kelly of Tilden,
of the wife of Frank Malone, son of Com
missioner Malone. The funeral will occur
Friday morning and interment will be at
Battle Creek.
sEwARD-F. E. Wood, the largest mule
dealer in Seward County, held a sale yester-
day afternoon one mile north of town and
sold sixty-nine head of fine mules and
horses. Thirty teams of mules were dis
posed of at good prices, only two teams
selling below $500, while the price for one
team was 1896.
room in the home of John Spangler, west
of Plattsmouth, and for a time IL was
feared the entire dwelling would be con-
sumer, but by promp action of the family
in carrying water from a nearby tank they
soon had the flames under subsection. The
loss is estimated at $500.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Gaines held
their large farm sale on the Boutwell,
farm, Just east of this city. In addition
to a large amount of farm machinery
thirty head of fine draught and driving
horses and about sixty head of cattle
were sold. High prices has prevailed at
all the sales in this county.
SEWARD-The annual meeting OF the
Farmers, ElsyatSr company 10 PSfy At Goeh TSl
business of the company is In a prosperous
cor dition, a 10 per cent dividend on the
stock being declared. leaving a neat sum
to put in the surplus fund. The old Officers
were reelected for the ensuing year.
HOLDREGE-Ray Sharp and Miss Letta
Dyer, both OF BARLEY, were married her,
age, Rev. e. G. Newland officiating. Mi
and Mrs. y. G. Wolfe, Lew Sharp and EC
Uhlig of this city were the only, guests
2 The groom is known as one of the fasI
! young ball players in western Nebraska
HAsTINGS-Henry c.. Kerr has been re
elected chairman OF the Adams county
l following chalrmen of committees: Settle
ment, Whiting, finance, Hampton; com
plants, Warsaw; bonds, Deffenbaugh
! roads and bridges. Long; lands, building
and supplies, Egelhoff; poor farm. Whiting
E GENEVA-Mr. James H.. Heath is LYNN
at the point of death, caused froml inter
nal injuries received while helping LOAF
4 some hay. Mr.. Heath is a member OF tn,
Grand Army of the Republic, Wilson post
I also one of the school board and has beel
g an Odd Fellow for many years. His son
: DR.. Heath OF Fairbury. is with him.
ARLINGTON-The members of the Con
= gregational Sunday school Of this cit
have elected the following officers: su
I perintendent. j. A. Steele; assistant su
y perintendent. j. A. Peterson; secretary
Miss Leta MARSHALL; treasurer, Miss SybI
, Roberts; organist Miss Bernita Peterson
y assistant organist. Miss Bessie Gray.
HASTINGS-The volunteer and paid firi
, men Of Hastings had their annual bar
Guet at the city hall Tuesday night. In
n Guiding both divisions there are less tina
thirty firemen in Hastings. In the las
r three years the fire losses have not aver
aged 1900 per year. Arrangements weT
4 made to hold a ball or fair early In Eel
ruary.
& HoLDREGE-The annual meeting of IN
a stockholders Of tina CITY National bank re