Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-20
Nebraska


q the y1naSe board held here Friday night
a Lcenes % run a hVlard hall vas granted
70 Ralph r. Boweu- 'in accordance with the
verdict az the election recently he'd here
under the Initiative and referen6um' acL
BEATTICE-Mrs- c. NJ Tribbett Of this
city died sunday az HerinEton. Kan. where
she had been receivfng treatment the last
rev months b. q specialist she Be- - years
cren- The body viii Be brought here Mon
day for intermenL
TECUMsEH-The funeral Of Ms Char
/ lutte Corhin. wife Of O. A. Corhin Of Mare
Grove precinct. this county. was held at
T TIE Methodist church IN Tecuuseh yestsr-
Z day. conducted by Rev. Richard Pearson.
Z pastor OF the church- Ms. Corbin died
tuesday last following an operation for
HILDRETH-Mrs. Christina voeier Kal-
7 tier died al the home Of her daughter. Ms.
I c E Gilmore, aged g. Two years ago she
came here from Omaha 10 make her home
daughter living in Omaha and the body
was taken there Funeral services viii be
held at the home Of her son
I lCLAT CENTER-The body OF Henry
Newman was brought hack from Omaha
arriving here last night. and was buried
[ from the German church al "a today. De-
ceased was an old resident Of Clay county
and vas engaged in the plumbing business.
He was in Omaha taking treatment at a
Z private hospital when death came.
~. fkEMoNI-Ihe two proposed new
q
part q the county viii proha bly, not be
aug this year on account Of the est ma ted
E cost largely exceeding the cost when first
PROPOSED counter petitions signed BY a
I majority Of the original petitioners VII be
I rled before the next meeting OF the Board
Z o. Supervisors
2 CERESCO-The Woodmen Of the World.
/ assisted by camps from Memphis Wahoo
/ and Lincoln. unveiled the monument OF the
4 late J. II. Kennedy in the presence CT
i hundreds Of people. VIII Askin OF Lincoln
I was master Of ceremonies and Mrs. J. II
I Ieachman read the rirualistic poem The
Grafton vas delivered BY Rev. DR.. 9. H.
I Schleh OF Omaha
Z FREMONT-The hot weather Of the last
few DAYS is working wonders with the
corn crop. Farmers estimate that u per
& cent OF the corn is practically safe from
need at least ten days tine for a part
4 OF u 10 nature. The canning factory has
been running to its fun capacity and with
an excellent quality OF corn
& BEATRICE-Chsrles H sloan. republican
candidate for CONGRESSMAN from this dis
4 trict. spent sunday in the city in company
OF Phillip BrOss OF Wahoo. secretary OF
the congressional COMMITTEES. Mr. sloan
Z spoke At Blue Springs Saturday evening
I and win remain in the county for a few
days looking after his fences. He feels con-
/ fident that be viii win out al the POLLS
next November
TABLE ROCK-Dr David W Clark Of
! Colorado City. Colo. died Friday AT his
home in that city and the body was brought
here from that place Sunday. DR.. Clark
was q former resident and went from here
Z TO Colorado a few years since, where he
was about g years OF age and was w
4 married Funeral services were held here
yesterday Al the Christian church
4 FREMONT-The Nebraska Telephone
company has agreed TO have its proposed
I underground conduit system finished by
July l. 1911. and to have all wires on the
business streets underground by that date.
z The old Fremont Gas and ElCGtr1c Light
Z company does not Ike the idea OF putting
in new system at present and viii not
I do 50 unless required By ordinance II is
\ the intention eventually, however, to install
such q system
I PERU-TEe fourth quarterly conference
4 Of the local Methodist church has Just been
! held here and a resolution was passed ask
tricts and district superintendents in this
I conference. The church unanimously asked
] charge for his sixth year The official
board Of the church is considering the cree
ton Of new parsonage on the site Of the
old one TO cost $500 OF more.
/ FREMONT-A telegram was received
here yesterday afternoon announcing the
4 marriage in New York City Of L p Lar
son. the head Of the L. p. Larson company
and the Fremont Brewery. to Miss Ruth
3 Weiser OF Gothenburg. Sweden Mr.. Lar
son has spent the summer in Sweden his
native country, and his bride is said be
4 an acquaintance Of long standing. They
I will reoccupy the handsome Larson resi-
dence on~East Fourth street. his daughters
Mrs Otto Pohl and Mrs Charles J. Mari.
Z and their families having recently va
Gated it
II TABLE ROCK-At the recent meeting for
4 opening bids for the drainage work OF
drainage district No Of Pawnee county,
I Nebraska there were but four bids for
the work, Of which but three were con-
/ sidered as the fourth was from Kansas
City which firm neglected TO enclose the
500 certified check as required Three bids
were considered. Kansas City Dredge com
pauy Of Kansas City. A NJ, Mum Co. Of
I Hum boldt. Neb.. and c. H. Gonbrey &
SON OF Omaha The board did not formally
accept any bid. and the secretary, w c.
FeIlers. was authorized TO investigate the
work OF the various bidders. after which
definite action viii be taken