Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-15
D. L. Tallmadge treasurer for the ensuing

D. L. Tallmadge treasurer for the ensuing
year.
SUTTON-The open meeting Of the An
cient Order OF United Workmen Monday
evening was a marked success. me mem
orders furnished many Interested spec
tators.
BEATRICE-Captain Heavey of the regu-
lar army inspected Company G In heavy
marching orders last evening. A large
I lumber of citizens witnessed the inspection.
Fifty-seven of the sixty members were
present.
MISUNDERSTANDING Ira Horner and
! William Frew were united in marriage at
the home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. t. A. Horner, by Rev. c.. L.. Myers:
Both the bride and groom are residents OF
Dorchester.
SEWARD-The new Board of Supervisors
accepted the bid of the Independent-Demo-
crat and Blade to do the county printing
F. Silsbee was reappointed poor farm
manager and DR.. j. G.. Muir of Milford
was reappointed county physician.
GENEVA-Former County Superintendent
II. C. Vanck expects to move soon to Lin
coin, where he intends to engage In bus<
ness. Mr.. Vanck has been county superin-
tendent for almost three terms, taking up
the work on the death Of J. l.. Adams.
sEWARD-Only one republican county
official retired here the first OF this Off
cial year. L. j. Newton, republican, county
treasurer, was succeeded by c. f.. More
field, republican, who for years was one
VI liz DOdiu VI plpCl VI NlAo III .
TECUMSEH-C. w. Harrison of Lincoln
was here a day or two this week and leased
the building on the north side of the square
formerly occupied by Ralph Hardin's racket
store. Mr.. He rrison will open a new stock
Of general merchandise in the building
about February l.
,~TAYLOR-The snow has covered the
ground in Loup county for the last two
: months, and in consequence feed Is bring
ing fancy prices. There are thousands Of
bushels of corn in the fields in this county
owing to the fact that the fields are COW
cred with snow.
TABLE ROCK-Dr. ]. II. Hylton of the
Opera House drug store, and Miss Jdar-
garet Sutton of this place went to Kan
sas City, Tuesday morning, where they
We're married, returning to their home
Wednesday. The bride was assistant in
the State bank of Table Rock.
BEATRICE-The county supervisors yes
siclan and Evan Ellis court house J%anitor.
TIL Express was selected as the official
county paper over the Sun by a vote of
fouI to three. The Sun has printed the
boards proceedings the last year.
BEATRICE-Beatrice camp No. go. Mod
ern WOodmen of America, and Manettia
circle No. 40. Royal NelRhbors of America.
held joint installation last evening. Dis
trict Deputy T.. Pierce of Lincoln Installed
the Woodmen officers and Mrs. Mary Van
Horn of Beatrice the Royal Neighbors.
SUTTON-A heavy sleetstorm yesterday
makes walking almost impossible except in
the middle of the street. Continued cold
weather prevails. There is no hard coal
in town, the roads make II almost impossi-
BILE for farmers to bring their products I
town and business is at a general stand
still.
~GENEVA-At the regular meeting of tn
Geneva Commercial club held In its new
following business committee was ap
pointed: Charles II. Sloan. e., Sandrock
Rev. Thomas Griffiths, II. F. Norman
and c. b. Reeve. There is now over lO
members enrolled.
KEARNEY-The preliminary survey o.
the KeaTney-BelOit railroad was compl stej
Thursday and the gang OF surveyors de
parted for their respective homes. The worl
Of raising the money to pay for this survey
Is meeting with success and much enthusi.
asm prevails all along the route of the PRO
posed road.
YoRK-There was a large attendant,
at the annual m~eetinf of Franklin CAM
No. 40, N. Of A, for the purpose of elect
stalled officers were: Oracle, Ella Brooks:
vice oracle. Anna Foster; chancellor, Re
becca Foster recorder, Bertha Fitzpat
rick; receiver, Susie Goble.
KEARNEY-Mrs. Henry Williams. one OF
the oldest residents of this county, was
suddenly stricken with apopleXy Wednes-
day night at 1880, and before medical at
tendance could reach her had died. MIS-
Williams was II years old and came 10 this
section of the country thirty-siX years ago
with her husband, from England.
GENEvA-Mr, and Mrs. Bert Fisher
| ttAGDNdNtu Ait TENN dIAAlNNIoaAg VI NlaAl
marriage at their home northwest OF Ge-
neva, last evening. A number OF invited
guests assisted. Mr.. Fisher was captain
OF Company G on the return from tn,
Philippines a short time previous 70 hi
marriage with Miss Martha Meyer.
YoRK-The severe hard winter hai
made labor conditions in York most seri-
Gus. Work on fifty new dwellings, II
weather conditions are favorable, could
be pushed. A local paper is asking citi'
zens TO find work or employment for th'
unemployed and oilers the use OF ~