Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-26
NehrasI,n Nc,rn Notcn.

, Mr.. Fred H. Walker were married June I9
at this place. At home, August l, at 1920
Camden avenue, Omaha.
BEATRICE-Blaine Stalker, an employe of
the United States Equipment company,
lost three fingers yesterday by getting his
hand caught in press drill.
BEATRlCE-Henry Rogers was called to
Kansas City last evening by a telegram
announcing the death of his father, j. c.
Rogers, VINO was 70 years of age.
REPUBLICAN CITY-This afternoon
! Franklin played the Sod Turner'S a very
| lively game of ball on the city diamond.
| The score was to in favor of Franklin.
BEATRICE-P. f. Lowery of the Lauren
| tide Mica company was in this city yester-
day and decided to locate a branch plant
here that will employ from fifty to 100
| girls.
TECUMsEH---Mr Frank Nail of Tecum-
sch and Miss Hettie Roach OF Cedar Falls,
! Wis, were married at the home of a
! brother OF the bride, near Cedar Falls,
| Wednesday.
Miss Zulu Arnold, both of Syracuse, came
to this city Thursday and were united in
marriage, They were given a reception
at their home on their return.
WEST POINT-Deputy State Game War
den Donovan filed complaint in county
court against Fred Schrmer of Wisner, for
upon a hearing, Schimer was fined by the
court.
BRADSHAW-When Bert Eberly went
out to the pasture to get his driving horse,
Sweet found the horse at Central City
where 1t had been driven and left at a
l livery barn.
WEST POINT-A blue rock shoot oc-
CURED yesterday at the home of Lawrence
Seeman, at which the high score was made
by II. H: Benne William Raduchel and
Gustave Kruger, each having twenty three
points to their credit
YORK-Mr. G. A. Bullock has purchase
the interest of A. b. Hartman In the hard
ware firm of Hartman & Bullock Mr. Bull
n GinAa
men, and takes over a business that has
been established over twenty years.
HOLDREGE-The annual eighth grade
exercises of the rural schools of the county
Will be held next Thursday afternoon in
this city. A class of about fifty will re-
ceive diplomas at that time. II. f. Carson
or Hastings Will be the speaker of the &C.
casion.
, BEATRICE-George Hinkle, an old Bea-
trlce boy, who was taken to the hospital
for the insane at Lincoln last Tuesday,
died yesterday morning. The body was
. brought here last evening for interment
He was the son OF G. w Hinkle, a pioneer
resident of Beatrice,
BEATRICE-The Beatrice fire depart
ment held q meeting last night and changed
g the place OF holding the Fourth of July
celebration from the driving. park to the
, chautauqua grounds. The principal speak
ers will be c. II. Sloan of Geneva and
Mayor Dahlman of Omaha
ECUMSEH-Sterlings second news
paper, The Sterling Citizen" will ma
, terialize some time during July. The Citi-
zen Publishing company is being organized
which will promote the paper and do a gen
! eral printing business. The paper will be
weekly and independent in politics.
BROKEN BOW-W ]. Taylor, who Is out
for congressional honors in the Sixth has
purchased an automobile and declares his
} and farm in the district. He says every
, democrat and pop In the Sixth will know
he has been there after he is through
; M MIN TL,s5I, p g: sSoderbeTg died
: her husband, who is still living, wer,
among Kearney county's earliest settlers
She leaves no children, but many relatives
Only few weeks ago she was in Omaha
At the Emmanuel hospital for treatment.
l EDGAR-The long dry and hot spell OF
weather was broken here last evening by
half an inch of rain fell, but 1t will greatly
= benent the crops. The wheat fields are be
. ginning to take on the harvest hue and
wheat cutting will begin here next week.
BEATR1CE-A gasoline launch owned
by w. e. Garrett caught fire on the Blue
D river last night about mile northwest OF
z the city and burned to the waters edge
In the boat were r. F. Guefroy Harry
Keech and John Garrett. and they saved
themselves by jumping out and swimming
ashore
BEATRICE - John Gordon yesterda,
pleaded guilty to the charge of obtaining
money under false pretenses and was sen,
He wrote check on the First Natlona
bank the other day for IS and when tn,
check was presented for payment IL wa!
found that he had no funds In the bank
HOLDREGE-The condition of crops a
the present time in this county is yer!
grave. The next few days win determin,
the fate Of the wheat in all probability
S Corn is standing the change to no
' weather very we'll but will suffer IL 4
does not rain within the next week. Oat
is holding its own, but will need moisture
soon.
=, NEBRASKA CITY-Nebraska City coun
( ell, No. ., OF the National Association o
Stationary Engineers has elected the follow
ing OFFICERS: President, r.. a. Custard
vice president, j. Ulmschneider; secretary
e j. Ertl; recording secretary NJ. Carmody
? financial secretary, +. q. Brooks; conduc
tor, Nj. A. Jensen, and trustee JOSEPH
Miller.
: WEST PoINT-Mrs. H. KinzeI Of thl
e city celebrated her eighty-first birthda,
yesterday at the home of her daughter
Mrs Ferdinand Koch. This aged woman
y this county over fifty years. She is in goo,
health and spirits. She is the mother o
: the Kinzel Brothers. prominent citizens o
: Wisner.
: YORK-Fifty loads of cattle were shipped
: this week over the Burlington The Bur
= I lington furnished a special tram and a Pull
q man coach. This shipment Is only ont
q of many shipments from YORK county. an
represents nearly 100000 that seven
I York county's farmers viii receive, an
) | probably Will be used In buying more farm
: land in York county.
: HOLDREGE-Friends of the couple II
d this vicinity have just learned that Chic
: OF Police John Porter and Miss Huldal
S Carlson, both OF this city. were wedde'
Il In Omaha last week. They returned her
I early this week, but only yesterday did tn
1 nf hall orrlsa han INaf.N