Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-13
Nebraska News Notes.


nedy has resigned. lie had been on the
police force for seven years.
SCHUYLER - Theresa, Osterberg has
started Islander suit against Edward Noh
and Anna Noh. Asking $4,000 damages.
SCHUYLER-We Abbott ieman COM
pany, is figuring on installing wet and
dry system of sprinklers in the flour mill
to protect it against fire.
ALMA-The Junior Normal school is in
full prograss, and the city is full OF teach.
ers. The largest attendance Of any term Is
already registered and much good work
will be accomplished during the session.
GOI hhN Is MA meeting % tiie CieTkS
anu merchants OF TINS city VIII De neld al
the city nan Tuesday evening, June IA, toI
the pupose OF trying 10 pettSct "a plan tUI
closing All business houses at 6:SO y. IN.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ellen Anderson ana
Miss Martha Dubeus nave started roI
stockholm, Sweoen TO spend the summer
Miss ANDERSON has been a teacner in the
IGothenburg public schools Tor several yeas
GOTHENBURG-Jame and Charles Ben
sen nave starred TO ariYe by auto to Sealtie
Wash. s. IL. Bensen, father OF me boys,
has been president OIL the GotnenDurg Ma
uonal bank for seVeral years, put has re-
Gently moved TO Seattle.
URG-Jo seph o. Anderson OF
this city and Miss OllVe Paul OF Arnold
were married by County Judge ID. Ii.
Maulds at Lexington. Miss Lulu Phifer,
Henry Chapn ana Jesse ANDERSON, the
sfooms brother, accompanied them.
1lLOttEIft-At the DOafO meeting or the
Farmers Telephone company, Frank Ba-
con was elected to succeed George Shields,
as office manager and lineman. MIR. Shields
ington, the change to take place July T.
ALMA-The Everson brothers have
started excavation on their new bank build
ing, which will be two-story building, To-
Gated on the corner OF. Main and John
streets, and when completed will be the
finest bank building in the Republican val
ley.
ADMA-On next Tuesday the business
men on the north side of Main street will
on the south side. The Alma bank will
furnish music for the occasion. All busi-
ness houses win be closed between tile
hours of and o'clock p. m.
CENTRAL CITY-Rev. II. V. Richard
son, pastor of the Baptist church, has Of
Tered his resignation and will leave Central
City July l. He has accepted a call to
the First Baptist church at Berwick, ILL.,,
and VIII take up his work there immed-
lately upon his departure from this place.
MADISON-The city council has ap-
pointed the library board of this city, as
follows; Directors for three years, Mrs.
bois; two years Mrs Maggie e. M. Long.
Mrs. Phoebe Foster, Martin s. McDuffie:
one year, Mrs Mae Reed, w. e. Taylor,
w. T. Stockdale.
ing OF the Nebraska City Hook and Ladder
company the following officers were
elected: President A. s. Singer; secretary,
Namara; foreman Chris Killduff; assistant
foreman, Edward Holmes, and fire police,
George Conklin.
RISING CITY-The Rebekah Officers
elected are: Noble Grand, Mrs. w. Hamm;
wee grand, Mrs. F. e. Freddy; secretary,
Addie Noble; treasurer, ]. r. Seward:
warden. Mrs Ella Bowman; conductor
Mrs. Ella Anderson; chaplain, Mrs, Carrie
L. s. to v. G., Mrs. Albertine Kaempfer;
L. II. >; 10 Y G.. Mrs, r. Kissack; inside
NEBRASKA CITY-Harry e. Burns.
formerly captain of the Mink leage team
'of this city, and who resigned and went
to to Gregory, s. D., has a team of his own.
me cltize y Sod up there have given guar
antee OF 1900 per month and the gate re-
celpts Tor the support of the team JJm-
pire Barackman of the Mink league has re-
signed and an effort is being made to re-
City team to enable him to take the posi-
ton. " F'
NEBRASKA CITY-The county commits.
sloners have decided to build two monster
cement bridges, one on the road west of the
city and one south of the CITY Both will
be long affairs and rather high The com
Inlssioners expect to erect about ten of
tance o o,t next year and pave some dis
this city with brick. They will then inter
est the farmers in the brick paving propo-
si.ioh ana try to build eight or ten miles of
DISING CITY-At their last meeting III,
iocal ODD Fellows lodge elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensueing year:
H HSpe G Hsqsit. B. Garter; vice grand
Noble; 1; s: to N. G., John s S; tr seet
TDs,t cilsyrso X: c: Hillegass treasurer, B. J.
qpuctorl Harvey Baer; inside guardian N. q
PEatraw; outside guardian, Fred Neubel
Kjss: 3; g. p Harry ri Becker; l. $; s., Robert
10 V. c., Charles Laufare
l. TECUMSEH-Mrs Bethel widow ~ th1
Iste Robert Bethel of Pawnee county
Neb has brought suit for damages arstnst
county district court. Her bnshs "a naw me.
Killed by bridge giving way with him = nf
pre st himself, team and wagon in
leges that her husband was canabIe W
eaTnlng 5000 per year and that his eY.
99eectancy OF life was twenty-four Years
gigently allowed the bridge in ouestion q" e.
become and remain unsound and UNSAFE -
FALLS CITY-Mrs. w. r. Rorse ir Ga
MISS Florence Borse. entertained a party
home of the latter at which tine th he
approaching marriage of their sister Mis-
slta Borse to Mr., Dirk p. DeYoung was
the home of the brides parents nv "a
Mrs William Borse ST. Mr. DeYouns is
assistant consul general at Amsterdan m
ihOlioHu' anu immediately after the ceFa-
mony the young people will leave for NaH,
York. They will meet the brides sister
DIR. Emma Borse Tucker and her husband
DR.: Tucker, in London for a short visit
and Will travel until near August /. when
they expect to reach Amsterdam DIR
Tucker and wife have been medical mis-.
sionaries to China for the last ten wears
and are just returning home.
YoRK-William Amerline was given iudp.
n ert In the district court against Herman
Otto of Charleston, this county, for Il 200
The cause for the action occurred last win
ter. Mr.. Otto had with him Clarence
Amerline, 12-year-old son 70 William
Amerline, the plaintiff, and stoned Ms
team In the vicinity of the grain elevator
at Charleston, got out of the buggy and
handed the lines to youssg Amerline 10 hold
the team until he returned. In the mean
time an approaching train frightened the
team and In the runaway, the boy was
seriously injured, sustaining a broken lee
near the hip joint appearing TO he q
permanent injury. Otto was charged WITH
negligence ana carelessness In trusting tho
safety OF the boy OF such tender wears 10
the mercy OF a fractions team HIS de-
tense was that he did not know thar Inc
team was fractions and liable 10 take
flight. The Jury found for the plaintiff
in the sum OF 81, 800.
Soldier Dies of wounds.