Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-21
Nebraska

men when a peace bond Of 500 was re-
Quired.
BEATR1CE-C r. Sloan. republican can
didate for Congressman from this district
superintendent will address the voters OF
Beatrice and vicinity at the Paddock opera
house Friday evening.
KEARNEY-A record breaking price was
paid for a north side lot, 56Xi@ feet. which
was sold at public auction TO rcsloent
OF Kearney for $3.50 The lot was Tar out
in the residence section. business Iot
half as large sold for $500
REATRICE-Mayor Rutherford has is
sued an order prohibiting the showing OF
the Johnson-J effries fight pictures mere
held a meeting yesterday and adopted res
olutlons commencing the mayor for his
action in the matter.
NEBRASKA C1TY-The Mates butcher
shop burglars overlooked a fat pocket
book At the Overland hotel they secured
SIS and two watches, at George Bader
warehouse several cases Of beer ana az
the home OF A. Jensen part OF SUIT OF
clothes, which they dropped on finding no
cash therein.
NEBRASKA CITY-The women OF St
Benedict's Catholic church are raising a
fund TO erect a memorial to the memory
~ IA tber Emanuel Hartig who built the
church here and served In the ministry III
this state for fifty years. He recently dled
at Leavenworth, Kan, where he had gone
into retirement
MISUNDERSTANDING and Adams county
officials have been successful thus far in
their efforts to enforce the compulsory
school attendance law Last week one man
was convicted for failing to send his
daughter to school. Several other cases
/ OF Ike omission were reported to Couhty,
/ Superintendent Willis. In all but one OF
these the parents have since complied with
the law.
| oAKLAND-At the home Of Mr.. and
| wednesday afternoon, their daughter,
Irene became the bride of Edgar w; john
son, Rev. l. Arlander of the Bapust
church officiating. Mr.. johnson has been
b. the operator at the Northwestern depot
| here for several years. After short wed,
ding trip to st. Paul the young couple VIII
KEARNEY-M. w. Mccullough was
taken from a westbound Union Pacific
tran violently insane. He Is prominens
! stockman OF Maxwell During a lucid
interval he explained that ne had gone &c
Grand Island with drove OF horses, oui
the next moment he asserted he had driven
the horses from North Platte TO Grano
| Island In one afternoon.
! NEBRASKA CITY-William T. Nichol
son, one OF the pioneer residents OF this
city, died Tuesday night He is surViNeS
by his widow, four daughters Mrs NJ
| Newman of Lincoln, Mrs. J. M. BAKER OF
Norka Kan, Mrs. Sadie Seymour OF Lin
coin and Mrs. Ike Crumley of Colby Kan,
and w. ]. Nicholson OF this city. TIT
funeral will be held Friday afternoon.
HOLDREGE - Charles Gauderault o.
Campbell has associated himself with TIN
Rhea Clothing company of this city, hay
Ing yesterday bought half interest II
that concern. The business Will be con
Quoted In the same firm name Mr. Gaud
lerault was for many years the manager o
his fathers general merchandise store a
. Campbell a position which he held unit
his father sold out the entire stock o
goods and retired from active business.
HASTINGS-The Northwestern Nebraska
, Dental society met in semi-annual session
here Tuesday. The following officers wer
elected: President, G. A. Phillips, Hast
/ ings; vice president, L. A. Chamberlain
ICothenberg; secretary-treasurer. Jon
Denzler, Kearney; executive committee
men, c. c. Farrell Of Cozad, james Galwa
!of Hastings, 7. II. Fowler of Kearney an
81 A. Allen OF Loup City. The next NEE
ing will be held in Grand Island in Marcl
d 1911.