Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-15

F A IRMoNT = The Waldeck Tomesek
trial was finished Saturday. Mr. Tome
SEX was fined $40 and costs.
REPUBLICAN CITY-The David Cole
Creamey company has began the erection
OF a building on Main street TO acommo-
date its business.
FAIRMONT-The special services in the
Conversational church conducted By
Charles Wheeler, u. D., of Kansas City
closed Sunday night
SUTTON--The wedding of Mr.. Christian
Kast and Mise Kate Roemich took place
at the home OF the brides parents north
Of town. The ceremony was performed BY
Rev Mr. zogg.
REPUBLICAN CITY-At the annual
meeting Of the Commercial State bank of
this city the directors voted to Increase
S10,O0O When the bank was started a few
years ago the paid up capital stock was
only 5000
REPUBLICAN CITY-Emma Lena Runch.
Runch. living six miles north OF this city,
died of tuberculosis in Montezuma county,
Colo, last week Funeral services were
held in the Congregation church at Alma,
Neb., conducted by Rev. o. f. Jones of
Hastings.
FRIEND-The residences Of John IT, Ball
and that of Mrs. Elmyra Humphrey were
entered by burglars at an early hour yes
terday morning. In both cases the doors
weer not locked and the thieves had no
trouble In gaining an entrance. Between
SO and f was secured at either place. The
lob is attribuated to local talent. Dresser
drawers were pretty thoroughly searched
for cash.
NEBRASKA CITY-The marraige Of
Harry Andrews and Miss Pearl Pierce at
Omaha on Saturday was a surprise to their
many friends in this city. The groom Is
one Of the head bOOkkeepers Al the Nor
ton-Gregson packing plant and the bride
the daughter OF Conductor Frank Pierce
OF the Burlington, and has been resident
OF this city for several years. They VIII
make this city their home.
REPUBLICAN CITY-As a result of be-
ing attacked by bull, John Hunt, living
six miles northeast of here, is suffering
from a broken ankle, fractured rib and
a number, of other bruises. Mr.. Hunt was
alone In the pasture when the enraged
beast attacked him. His pocket knife be
the animal in the eye. It was very for
tunate for Mr.. Hunt that the animal had
no horns.
NEBRASKA CITY-Mrs. Mary A. lib
died at the home OF her son., E. d. Tib-
it's in this city and was buried today
She was born in Massachusetts seventy
nine years ago, and was married in 1851
and came to this city to make their homo
and get a start in the werld. The husband
died a number Of years. ago. leaving a
wife, three sons and a daughter. All OF
the children survive the mother.
NEBRASKA CITY-At the annual meet
ing Of Post D. Trsys5eEst Protsetiye ass9- $50
citation nsid at the Wa.soh . MOTEL tne toi-
year: President, W. p Sergeant vice pres
ident, o.. A. Bischof; secretary and treas
urer. r. ]. Olsen. Delegates to the state
convention: w. p. Sergeant w. s. Cor
mutt, l.. p. Utterback; ". II. Penn, r. J.
Olson, A P. Stafford Roy Wright, j. r.
Golden, r. ]. Won Gillern and r. X.
Bradley. 1t was decided to try and elect
l.. P. Utterback as president of the state
organization and secure the meeting of
the association in this city in l9l. The
following were elected as delegates to the
national convention, which meets at Chat
tanooga, Tenn, the latter part OF May: L.
P. Utterback and f. ]. Won Gillern.