Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-05
Nebraska News Notes.


their corn. The weather has been so cold
II has not grown well.
SEWARD-Clyde Blenkenship, aged q
years, died at the home OF his father here
ton. -
STANTON-Mr Thomas Knudson died al
me nome OF his son, Andrew Thompson
June 2 He had been sick for some time
he was 81 years old.
SEWARD-John Givens a Seward bow
mas been promoted to the executive staff
OIL the Helen Gould hospital ship. which
was recently at the Philippine Islands
BEAVER CITY-R. II. Rohr who retired
as county judge last January after serving
Two terms died at Humboldt, Ia, Friday,
Wnere ne was visiting relatives. The body
VIII be buried at Edison In this county
Z, HASTlNGS-Miss Lulu MADDEN and Guy
,; Eastman were married Wednesday
AFTERNOON at the homo of the brides par
ehts. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis MADDEN, three
miles west OF Hastings. They will reside In
Ardmore. 8. ID.
BEAVER CITY-During an electric
storm Friday, lightning entered the BurI-
Ihstoh station by the telegraph wires and
SET the building on fire. The telegraph in
struments and telephone were ruined Dam
age TO the building was light.
HAST1NGS--Miss Blanche A. Jones and
IT Guy owens were united in maria ge
~ NJ tne nome Of the brides parents, DR.. and
Rey. w. j. Coulson officiating They viii
make their home in Topeka, Kan.
sIANTON-Judge Cowan issued licenses
No Veg TO M. s. Bruhn and Miss Dora
Neiooid OF Platte county; John Karmann
ana MISS Emma Wainscott of this county:
oscar Mortz and Miss Cora WYATT OF
Meaoow Grove, and Ralph Hales and Miss
FRANKIE Burner of Battle Creek
NEBRASKA CITY-Sheriff Fischer FIJI
DAY evening arrested Fred Beck, a young
man. on the charge Of attempting to as
son. The charge is filed by the countv at
torney. and the young man is in iaii he
cause he could not give a bond of $500
NEBRASKA CITY-Robert MuIlenaux
with assaulting l6-year-old daughter Of
JoSeph Dukes, was taken before Judge
WI W 1rSin Friday evening, where he waived
9t 1jct n ana was bound over to the dis
tne attorneys to settle the case
SHELDON-H. s. Neeley returned from
the the OIL fields of Pennsylvania this week
While there he secured a large amount of
machinery and also machinists who ac-
companied him here. and the work on The
HIST hrs well win be commenced as soon as
inc apparatus has arrived. 1t is proposed
II necessary. 'ee'
NORTH PLATTE-The Elk's lodge of
thls city have just awarded the contract
pressed brick exterior building to r. p
Basta of this city The cost of the building
!, ! .. ;22,lSs ,r exclusive of the plumbing and
store rooma and the remaining two floors
Tor lodge purposes.
NEBRASKA CITY-WiIliam Coffran
was tried in the. district court to a turv
on the charge of stealing a saddle ,yortb
40 from John Eiser, cashier OF The Farm M
ers bank, and the jury, after being out
1we1nnty-tour hours. returned a verdict of
lence the young man some time this weel
Coftman was captured In Omaha with the
saddle in his possession. '''s
HUMBOI4DT-Whle assisting in sunerin-
fa1
:; w. Hnlzda In this city. Mrs Albert
Hunzeker stepped into an open cellar wav
ana fell to the floor a distance OF several
tanning many bruises about the bodv ana
race. She was removed In an automobIle
to her homo, after she reRaiaed con-
sc!ousness' and seems In a fair way to
NEBRASKA CITY-Mr. Trlmbly, who
was fined some time since on a charge of
permitting minors to play in his pool hall
frici Sr raS,u appealed his case to the dis
.IiSt court and the case was heard by
Jury, which found him not guilty. He has
asked the district court for a mandamus
grant him license for the coming Wear
the same.
NEBRASKA CITY-The city council at
! special meeting held this week granted
a saloon license TO Thomas Reausang and
one TO Frank Effenberger. "Reminiscences
had been FILED against both of them BY
hearing was called they withdrew the re-
and permitted the council TO |
grant The licenses This makes thirteen |
licensed saloons which Nebraska City has
up to this time.
NEBRASKA CITY-Mrs. y. A. Duff. as
sisted by her daughter. Mrs w. p. Sar- |
seant, gave reception on Thursday after
noon in honor of her daughter, Mrs. Rob |
ert l.. Morse of Seattle, Wash who is |
here on visit. There were over 200 guests |
entertained during the afternoon. The
home was tastefully decorated in American |
Beauty roses and a four-course luncheon
was served. 1t was the largest social func- |
ton of the season.
NORTH PLATTE-A hearing was had be- |
Tore the board OF trustees at tSrady yAster-
DAY upon the application of j. NJ Pulllam
FOR a saloon license. A remonStrance had |
been filed by the Woman's Christian Tenn |
perance union, and the entire day was taken
In the offering of evidence, at the close OF |
which the board OF trustees granted the
license, notice of appeal was given al |
once and the license will not be issued until |
the appeal has been decided.
SHELDON-Miss Edna Steven OF shelton |
who graduates this year from the Ne |
oraska university win leave next week for |
n several months tour OF Europe She will |
be accompanied by Miss Clara Hermsnson
" kearney. Mrs Max Hostettler will also
cave next week for a three months tour
u Europe and the old world. She will ac- |
company a party OF fOrty-three persons
hat will be ulAier the leadArshtn ~ ~ |