Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-12

! TECUMsEH-J. G. Angeier Of Plymouth
/ Neb, has become landlord of the Hotel
| Candlass. M McCandlass viii engage in
I the hotel business at Tobias
! HUMBOLDT a benjamin Bali. foster
/ tcther OF Mrs c. NJ smoke. died Satur-
] cldent TO old age. MIR Bali was IS years
( old and had lived In southwest Nebraska
since 1851
WEST PoINT-Tlte marriage Of Dr. G.
sylvester Il Surprise Neb.. took place al
the latter city Oh Friday Rev. j. W. Bray
mer. pastor OF the Methodist Episcopal
church, performing tho ceremony.
WEST PClNT--Juius schueth. one Of the
pioneer settlers OF Cunning county. died
AT his home ia SC. Charles precinct, aged
66 years. He had resided in Cunning county
/ lof,y -iuur yea. He was vetercn OF the
wife
.TECUMsEH - The Johnson County
Farmers institute. win be short session
Il. Heretofore the institute has been OF
four days duration, but the management
concluded that shorter session was adj
TECUMsEH-The Humboldt and Tecum-
sch boys high school basket ball teams
engaged in a game OF basket ball. Tecum-
zen winning, g to ~ a game was also
played by the Tecumseh High school first
and second Junior teams. The first juniors
won, y to TO-
GENEvA--The body OF Mrs Ina Eslow
reeehed Geneva yesterday. She was the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs A. g. Shachle-
IUru and lived here until her marriage
rev years ago, when she, went to live IN
Canada. She was 81 years OF age.
KEARNEY-- case OF Ed Leigh,
charged with the assault of an Syear-old
Sheldon school girl has been postponed
until the May term of district court Leigh
Is now in jail and his attorneys are making
frantic effort to procure bondsmen, but
their efforts have so far been unavailing.
KEARNEY-tMrs w. r. Scott an aged
resident Of this city, was severely injured
while returning from prayer meeting She
fell on the walk ,dislocatng her Shoulder
and injuring her entire left side. She will
recover although her injuries will keep
her confined to her bed for several weeks.
KEARNEY-Th publicity committee of
the Kearney Commercial club staged a
evening and each performance was attended
by a crowded house. The show was given
To raise FUNDS to carry out the kearney
publicity campaigns planned by the com
mittee
WEST PoINT-The body of. Robert os-
man was brought to West Point from
Octavia, Ia, and inferred in the public
cemetery The deceased was a member
of the Independent Order OF odd Fellows
and was buried under the auspices of that
order He was 50 years Of age and died
from the result o. a paralytic stroke.
WEST POINT-The West Point Poultry
and Pet Stock association has elected the
following officers: President, ]. 3 Koupal;
vice president. clifford Rich; secretary
treasurer Rudolph Brazda; superintendent,
George Hugo; directors, Il. II. Heilman. C..
y. Thompson, Rudolph Brazda, j. B..
Koupal and c. B. Anderson. L. G. Harris
has been selected as Judge at the forth
coming show, which occurs January PA
KEARNEY--At a meeting Of the Kear-
ney-Beloit RAILROAD directors in Beloit. Kan,
s. A. d. Hellne OF this city was elected as
director. The directorate is now COMPOSED
entirely Of western men, the four eastern
directors having been dropped at the cleo,
ton and their places filled with Nebraska
and Kansas men. Two plans were sub
mitted TO the board for the construction of
the road and they were referred TO the exc
cutive committee with power to act.
RANDOLPH--Att the annual corn show,
held Wednesday and Thursday of this
week. the Randolph Grain Growers and
Live Stock association introduced an in
teresting exhibit OF domestic science
which was handled by Miss Sabin Of
Beatrice. The lectures given by Prof
Hunt Of Syracuse and j. w. Dawson of
Lincoln were full OF Invaluable ideas for
progressive farmers. The first prize for
yellow corn went to Jess Harper; white
corn, Clyde Klllon;, first prize early oats.
George ,Tatge; late oats, Stabin brothers.;
first prize spring wheat T. J. Thieman.