Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-08
Nebraska
board I'm. Genson elaIms to haI dom

a board bill. Censor claims to hail from
Butte, Mont.
NEBRASKA CITY-word has been re-
ceived here OF the death OF ]. II. Heating
OF this city at the home Of his daughter.
Mrs. T. ]. Bishop at Long Pine. He has
been up there several months and died sud
denly of heart failure. His wife died here
about a year ago.
FALLS CITY-Mrs. Margaret Maddox
celebrated her seventy-fifth birth annivers-
airy by entertaining twenty-five women at
q dinner party o,S The Place cards had the
the pioneer residents of Falls City. She
was presented with q pearl brooch and a
pair OF solid gold cuff buttons.
sUTHERLAND-It is expected that in
some quarters farm work will be interfered
with in the spring as a result Of the many
hundreds Of acres of corn being unhusked.
Farmers have be1n making the best of
gathering the crop, but several weeks Of
good weather will be required yet.
BEATRICE-Word has been received
from Los Angeles, Cal, to the effect that
resident. has been appointed postmaster at
Los Angeles at a salary of $4,000 per year.
Mr.. Harrison was born and raised In this
city and before locating IN Los Angeles
was employed in a drug store here.
TECUMSEH-A. p. Libby. former deputy
county treasurer of, Johnson county, but
recently in the general merchandise bust
In wb az wv " To- III asors u briISirS aamndS
~ hAL hU 49, AA8 W tAA
stock Of goods. He carried 5000 insurance
on the building and $500 on the goods, but
his loss will be considerable over that
mount.
sUTHERLAND-one case of scarlet
fever has been uuarantined In town and
the school authorities are taking all pre-
cautions possible at the present time to
keep the contagion out of school. Last
winter an epidemic of measles interfered
with school to a considerable extent and
efforts will be made to prevent a similar
occurrence.
NEBRASKA CITY-At a meeting Of the
members of the Otoe Motor club the fol-
lowing directors were chosen: c. A.
Sweet, jr, of Palmyra, Ed West Of Dun
bar. f. j. Coddington Of Syracuse, Herman
Hauptman of Julian, J. l.. Marshall Of
Douglas, e. A. Duff and II. B.. Swalley OF
this city. A meeting of the association to
be followed by a banquet is to be held
the fore part of next month, when all of
the motorists Of the county will be asked
to Join.
BEATRICE-Judge Raper of Pawnee
City yesterday presided during the hearing
of a motion In the habeas corpus case of
J.. Alfred Johnson against Seth Terry,
wherein the plaintiff, who is a sOn-in-law
of Terry, is e~ndeavoring to secure posses
sion of his youngest daughter, who has
been living with her grandfather for some
time. The case was recently remanded to
the district court of Gage county by the
supreme court. Judge Raper ordered the
child placed in a school pending the final
hearing of the case.
TABLE ROCK-Mrs. Ella G. Stair of
Yokima, Wash, who was recently married
at st. Louis to George Hagel of that city,
was a former Pawnee county girl, her
maiden name being Ella Parker, and the
family resided for many years on a farm
six miles southeast of Table Rock. She
was the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Parker and she and her parents and hus-
band went to the Yokima valley between
TWO and three decades since Her first
husband was Judge David w. Stair of
Yokima, who died several years since. She
owns vast tracts of Yokima fruit lands
and her apples took many prizes at the
Seattle and st. Louis expositions. The
couple first met last year at the Yukon
exposition. Mr.. Hagel is a member of the
st. Louis Symphony society. The couple
will tour the country with this society and
~theiL>home is to be in st. Louis.