Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-29
Nebrnskn NeNn Noten.


BEATRICE-An epidemic of measles has
broken out in this city, six cases being
reported to the authorities yesterday.
BEATRICE-Joseph Earl Nash and Miss
Mabel q. Hatcher, both of ~Unadilla, Neb.,
were married here yesterday by Rev. u. G.
Brown.
FALLS CITY,. c.. Maust has sold the
Lyric theater to John Powell and j. NJ.
Bowers, owners of the Electric. Messrs.
Powell and Bowers will run both shows.
lBEATRICE-C. j. Trainor, who has been
IN charge of Fitzpatrick Bros shops north
Of this city the last few months, went to
Chicago yesterday, where he will locate.
GRESHAM-A revival has been con-
Quoted here by Rev. j. A. Murray, resident
pastor, assisted by Rev. Mr.. Crisp Of
Wahoo. There have been nine conversions.
OAKLAND-A. T.. Weinberg and c. Z.
Anderson have gone into partnership to
conduct a garage in this city. They re-
ceived their first shipment of cars this
week.
YORK-At the Presbyterian manse Mr..
William Aldrich Of Ord, Neb., and Miss
united in marriage by Rev. Thomas F. b.
Smith. They will make thedr home at Ord,
Neb,
OAKLAND-The Oakland Woman club
has elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: Mrs. Anna Kerl, president;
Mrs. Emma Wells. vice president; Mrs.
Barbara Rosen, secretary; Mrs.-Tillie Tim
berg, treasurer.
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lated and will be presented to the Board
of Supervisors requesting that body to take
steps at once to erect a new county jail.
The present structure is wholly inadequate
for present needs.
KEARNEY-Bert Mexican, for several
years the manager of the .Twidale Shoe
company in this city, will leave the employ
of that firm shortly and go to Idaho. r. E..
Turner Of Hastings will succeed as man
ager OF the store.
BEATRICE-The farm property included
IN the estate Of the late Henry Burt near
Pickrell was sold yesterday at referees
sale. Walter Hoyle bought one quarter
section for SIS, $50 and General Colby a
quarter section for 81, 775.
YORK-Interest is being manifested in
the revival meetings conducted by DR.. Her
bert Yeuell. Nearly all of the churches
in the city are assisting and the series Of
revival meetings now being held promises
to be the largest in the history of York.
BEATRICE-Mrs. Flora Curtis, wife of
T. d. Curtis, died last night of g~allstones,
aged 40 years. She is survived by her hus-
bard and four sons. She came here last
August from Orleans, Neb. The remains
were taken to Esbon, Kan., this morning
for interment.
.KEARNEY-Mrs. Conrad snider of Has
tings was in this city Thursday and Sc
cured the release on parole OF her son
from the Industrial school. The boy and
his mother left for Hastings, where the
young fellow will, have another trial at
good behavior.
HOUSTON-The Houston Literary so
ciety at its meeting elected the following
9 offisers; TwresidenEF, ,oI / j. HARLAN Harlan Mise Xiiss
Perl Taylor. A debate and literary and
musical program are given every other
Friday evening.
BEATRICE-The real estate and insur-
ance firm of Fulton & Powers has beer
dissolved, Mr.. Powers retiring, He will
locate In Chicago. BY the change VIII $.
Fulton, who recently came here from
Omaha, viii assume the management of
the Paddock theater.
FALLS CITY-It is rumored that f. F.
Sharts, editor and manager of the Falls
Tribune 10 w. H.. Wyler. former editor
OF the Dawson outlook. Mr.. STARTS bought
a farm in Missouri a year ago and may
move onto 1t this spring.
KEARNEY-The village of Elm Creek,
Buffalo county, is soon to install an cleo
trio light plant. John Nitchie OF that place
pating for a large gasoline engine and
other accoutrements for the construction
OF the same In the spring.
BEATRICE-John Scheve. a German
farmer and stock raiser, living northwest
Of Beatrice, has made a thorough examina-
ton Of the wheat in this locality and says
that it is in splendid condition. %notwith-
standing the report that the freezing and
thawing weather has injured It.
FALLS CITY-George Sinclair and Miss
Katherine Schulenberg were married at
81 Frances Xavier church Tuesday morn
Ing, Father Rex officiating. They were
attended by Walter Gum and Miss Ella
Schulenberg. Mr.. and Mrs. Sinclair will
live on the Schulenberg farm, south Of
town.
BEATRICE-rhe matter OF calling a spe-
cial election to vote bonds for a new city
water plant Is being considered by the cit
council. The water committee met last
night with w. X. Palmer OF Kansas City,
who ist figuring ON building a plant here.
he question Will be submitted TO the
council az a meeting 10 be held next week.
YORK-Charles Baer& Sons. one OF the
oldest business firms In York, have sold
their stock OF furniture to Rademacher &
Son OF Crete. Charles Baer will retire
from active business and his sons will en-
gage In the furniture business IN Colorado.
] RAdemaebsr & Son have been Identified