Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-05

every day for a week. Most Of it goes to
st. Louis or Kansas City, some going as
far east as Springfield, IN.
BBATRICE-Ben johnson, for many
with a run out Of this city, left yesterday
for Omaha, where he has been given q
position on the main line. He expects to
locate there soon with his family.
PLATTSMoUTH-Ralph M. wiles and
Miss Lucille E. Martin, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles L. Martin OF this city,
were united In marriage at the home of the
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Episcopal church, offlclated.
KEARNEY-James F., Hendrickson and
Miss Sadie M. Parsons were married
II. Spruoklin OF the United Brethren church.
Mr.. Hendrickson is a resident Of Kearney
and Miss Pearson resides at Poole.
PhATTsMoUTH-A large, new pile
putting a new steel bridge for the M
souri, Pacific Railroad company across the
Platte river at Oreapolis was commenced
To-Day and will speedily be pushed to COM
pletlon.
TECUMSEH-James @. Rosson and Miss
Ella M. Skinner were married by County
Judges James Liginston' at the home OF
farmer in the employ OF r. r. Reynolds,
and himself and bride will reside In this
community.
BEATRICE-Dr. Gilbert OF Lincoln de-
HAS AAo
evening at the Christian church under the
auspices OF the eBatrice Civic league. He
urged the Temperance people to stand to-
the saloons. He charged that the liquor
forces of the state were using vast sums of
money to defeat the cause Of temperance.
TECUMSEH - Herman Newcomb, q
painter OF Cook, was brought into the
county court Tuesday, charged witt selling
liquor without a license, and also accused
with having supplied intoxlcants to a ha-
! DIllAl 0TlInkATn 10 The naGR una diCnnlGaAl
as to the Illegal sale Of liquor, but as %
the supplying of intoxicants to a ~drunkard
the case wa continued for hearing until
KBARNEY-Three thousand dollars was
paid on an old Issue Of school bonds by
the county treasurer Of Buffalo county
Of 10000 seventeen years ago, and this is
the first payment on them. No arrange
mont had been made to meet the bonds
until a year ago, when a 3-mill levy was
made, fffty-seven thousand dollars still
remains to be paid before 1912.
FRBMONT-A, d. .Harwood, a resident
OF this county for over forty years, died
at his home yesterday at the age of SO.
He was a native Of Vermont. He took up
a claim on Maple creek, which later de-
veloped into one of the best farms of the
1890. He "a one child, a daughter, who
was the wife of the late Jerry Denslow,
His aged wife also survives aim.
BEATRICE-The Commercial clug held a
N~N- $4,000 ANRN NAAAA W liz
question OF securing the headquarters OF a
new insurance company, but no action was
taken. The Government is the name of
the new company, which is being promoted
by State Treasurer Brian. ID. j. Kilien OF
Adams and Ex-Representattve Harvey of
Omaha. A number Of Beatrice people are
Interested in the new concern. Messrs.
Brian and Killen were in attendance at the
meeting.
BEATRICE-word has been received
here from MT, and Mrs, r. ]. Fitzpatrick,
they have just had a very pleasant visit
with Mary La Selle, a former Beatrice
resident, at Florence. Miss La Sale is the
young woman who made such a furore In
New York musical circles by her singing
and who was sent abroad by easterns OF
wealth to develop what critics termed the
most remarkable soprano voice in the
world.
TBCUMsEH-The regular spring term Of
convene in Tecumseh next Monday. The
members Of the petit jury will come on
Tor service Tuesday. II Is presumed that
Judge j. b. Raper OF Pawnee City VII
preside. TIL docket Is not large, there be-
ing but thirty-two civil and two criminal
cases. The case OF the state of Nebraska
against DR.. ]. G.. Neff. on a statutory cha
against DIT: ]. g, Neff, on a statutory
charge, will probably come up.
KEARNEY-The work on the new fed
ersl building at this place is going on very
rapidly. With the warm weather great
headway has been made and the force OF
workmen Is being increased as rapidly as
the men can be procured. Some delay will
occur on account Of material that has been
condemned by the government Inspector.
The huge sandstone pillars were found de-
fective, the inspector discovered thai some
chlseling out several holes he Condemned
them and they will have to be replaced
before the building Is finished.