Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-12
Nebraska
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orders to send in oil OF these old pump
cars and they will be replaced with gaso-
line propelled cars that Will cover more
ground In less time, thus saving much tinc
with crew going to and from their work,
PLATTSMOUTH-The committee ap-
pointed by the Cass County Sunday School
association met in Union with the chair
man, Rev. G. II. Burdock, and formulated
plans for practical campaign work and for
the nomination of temperance men for the
state Legislature 1t Is also the purpose
OF the effort to unite all of the temperance
voters on the one proposition, county op-
ton.
PLATTsMoUTH-The funeral services
over the body OF Mrs Benton Kinkead
were conducted by Rev. Luther Moore. pas
tor OF tha Christian church. The deceased
was born In Ohio and was 60 years OF age,
years. She is survived by her husband and
their two daughters, Miss Laura, who IL
a teacher in the city schools in Lincoln,
and Miss Eta OF Stanton, and one son,
Ralph, OF Seattle. Wash.
FREMONT-By a strange coincidence
just thirty-n nine years ago today after he
had left Fremont for Glencoe to reside,
through here 10 his former home for
burial. Mr., Westfall was about 65 years
OF age and an old resident. His wife died
a few days ago and her remains were
this county and Mr.. Westfal! was on his
way back when his own death occurred.
He was one Of the best known local demo-
cratic politicians in the county at an
early day.
CENTRAL CITY-The body OF Joseph
Dooley, former resident Of this place and
CT apnan, was brought here for burial to-
out in the state of Washington and on
February was struck by an engine while
crossing the tracks at kanwick, wash.
and died soon after from the results OF his
injuries Dooey was born down near Chap
man thirty-five years ago and left there
eight years ago for the west. lie and his
relatives were known as old settlers down
In the vicinity of Chapman.
KEARNEY--John A. Stewart of Council
Grove. Kan. and Miss Nellie T.. Simmons
Of Miller, Neb., wore united In marriage IN
Judge Hallowells court room Thursday.
Miss Simmons was Visiting friends at
Council Grove and met Mr., Stewart After
she had returned home a string OF letters
and then John Stewart made his first trip
into Nebraska and secured his bride, who
is the daughter OF aaron simmons q
KEARNEY-The little village of Am
herst, In this county, has experienced
condition that rarely occurs to town with
200 inhabitants. In Chicago and New York
II is not rare thing to find man who
rides twenty or thirty miles to his work
every morning, but out on Nebraska $
| prairies It is something of novelty. X A.
Taylor Of Amherst rented house In kear-
to his work in Amherst. This is because
! every house IN Amherst Is occupied. Mr.
Taylor will build In the spring.
KEARNEY-County Attorney Easterling
is preparing a petition to be presented tc
Judge Hallowell of the juvenile court OF
Kearney, asking that proper disposition bt
made OF the six children OF John @. Pat
ton. who, II is alleged, are growing III
under conditions that win make ''viclou.
and criminal citizens" There are five boys
and ono girl in the family, and they arr
now left TO the support OF their mother
the father being recently sentenced to
fifteen-year term in the Nebraska peni
tentiary.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. licenses have beer
issued by County Judge Charles III. Slami
OF Saunders county to the following
Charles ChvRtal and Miss Mary Odvody
both of Prague; Raymond T. Malloy 0
Cedar Bluffs and Miss Mabel c. Ryan 0
Colon; John Tomek and Miss FrantislIi
Dosek, both OF Prague; John Fret o
Prague and Miss Anna Rucera OF Able
Moses r. Dippel and Miss Elsie L
Schroeder, both OF Ithaca; Ira Keiser o
Ithaca and Miss Maggie M. johnson o
Wann; Edward L. Mahm and Miss France
, NJ Volta both OF Weston; Louis j. Nova
OF Valparaiso ana Miss Fanny Pallas 0
Wahoo.