Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-24
Nebraska News Notes.

BEATRICE-Hiram Cook of Lewiston and
MISS Ada Alspach OF Fll2ey were married
yesterday by County Judge Walden.
BEATRICB-The young mems basket hall
team OF the high school will 60 to Fairbury
place.
BEATRICE--Rev. Father Petrasch of this
city, who Is travelling through Europe for
the benefit Of his health writes that he
Will return home in April
BEATRICE-Anton Oltman, a young busi-
ness ness man OF this city, and Miss Ethel Grace
here today at noon by Rev. u. G. Brown.
HASTINGS Negotiations are under wav
Tor NebraskaKan checker contest to
pc held either here or In Kansas. Local
players favor holding such a tournament In
June. '-'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is without anv
CITY water owing to the bursting Of the
clly maine due to the frost. Men are at
work repairing the damage.
NEBRASKA CITY-John Bolz, a we'll TO
90 young farmer residing near Syracuse
was married last evening at the home Of
the brides parents to Miss Gussie Boccard
RUSHVILLE-Contr have been signed
Tor new flour mill, to cost between $4,000
ana $l6,OOO. The lots have been secured and
work VIII commence as soon as the weather
permits
RUsHvILLE--A new era of prosperity is
opening up for Rushville. A Boosters club
has been organized and many important
improvements for our town are to he
pushed forward the coming year.
BRADSHAW-Mr. Henry Rhodes, an old
soldier OF the civil war. met with a severe
accident Monday afternoon by slipping on
an Icy walk and falling in such a manner
as to break both bones in his right fore
arm.
NEBRASKA CITY-county Treasurer r.
II; Homan left last evening for Rochester,
Mimi, to be operated upon for cancer
I1 which Is located on the right side Of his
several years. j-
UTICA-Frank Gore, who has been en-
ployed In the secTet service of the govern
ment since the close Of the spanish-Aner
lean war In the Philippines. has been
granted a seven months furlough and is
here visiting relatives and friends.
ASTINGS-Selection of a site for the
until next Monday evening Two corners
have been under consideration one at
price OF 10000 and the other at $4,000 The
cheaper site will be selected.
NEBRASKA CITY-Mrs. AdeIia Roth
rick, aged 81, died at the home of her
daughter Mrs, John, Glenn, in this city.
with her daughter. Her body was taken to
Tecumseh this morning for interment She
leaves a family Of grown children.
SUTTON-H Harry Roger, B. and NJ, round
house boss was about to refill an oil tank for
use about the cars, when the gas ignited
severely, burning his face and neck He Is
receiving treatment of local physician,
be serious, although now very painful.
NEBRASKA CITY-John e. Earl and
Miss Clara E. Harrah were married toduy
at the home Of the brides parents near
Syracuse. Both are highly connected They
are going to Cuba to spend their honey
moon. They were given a reception after
the ceremony by large number Of friends
and relatives
HASTJNGS-Fraternity lodge No $50 In
dependent Order of Odd Fellows was insti-
tuted Monday afternoon in the new odd
tellows' building with about forty charter
members. The lodge has one OF the finest
and best equipped fraternal homes in the
state and II Is believed here none other
ment.
HASTINGS-Ray Upton, aged 1s has
instituted suit, through his father against
Ihomas Kerr. owner of the Kerr opera
mouse, for 5000 damages on account OF an
injury sustained In fall in the opera house
elevator shaft on October % last The boys
rather Instituted suit for 5000 additional
as reimbursement for the loss of his earn
ings during minority.
? GENEVA-The national campaign OF the
Laymen's Missionary Movement wave
struck this city last night and about sixty
laymen met at the Methodist Episcopal
church last evening The meeting was adj,
dressed by Charles Gilmore and a. r.
Hager OF Lincoln, The following commit
Tee chairmen were chosen: Cooperation, F.