Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-08
Nebraska
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at the home of the bride in Sutherland
Wednesday evening, Rev. MI. Harmon Of
North Platte officiating.
WEST POINT-Fred Hoist a son of +.
w. Hoist, hardware merchant, is lying
seriously ill with double pneumonia. Grave
fears are entertained Of his recovery.
BEATRICE-Dr. Burl Cast Hancock and
Miss Mabel Fowler were married at De-
Witt Wednesday evening, Rev. f. j. Han
cock, father of the groom, officiating.
BEATRICE-At a meeting of the Court
of Honor last evening f. NJ. Marvin was
elected delegate to the state convention Of
the order to be held in Lincoln March Is.
MINDEN-Mrs. l.. M. Miller suffered a
paralytic stroke and is in a precarious
condition at this time. Her husband is the
local agent for the Standard oil company.
sUTHERLAND-Rev. c. L. Rogers Of
the local Presbyterian charge has accepted
a call to a North Carolina church and is
making arrangements to terminate his la
bors here soon.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES will nave an
other lumber yard. The Gilchrist people
who have extensive interests Of a like ma
ture further east are behind the move, and
c. r. Tollifson will be the manager.
STANTON-Mrs. Carl Schwartz, died at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. William
Pravitz of Stanton January 8. Mrs.
Schwartz has been an invalid for twenty
four years suffering from dropsy. She was
so years old.
WEST POINT-Carl Kumm, a well
known West Point resident, died yesterday
at the age OF Sc. The deceased leaves a
operator. Funeral services will be held
under the auspices of the German Luth-
eran church.
MINDEN-The Minden fire department
met last night and elected delegates to 60
20 Fremont TO the state convention. The
department also decided to hold a banquet
or other entertainment in the near future
and committees were appointed to push
the after along.
BEATRICE-The Board Of Supervisors
spent the day yesterday in approving the
bonds Of the new county officers who have
Hevelone, treasurer; ], G. Penrod, clerk
II. d. Walden. Judge; J. L. Clark, sheriff
Jessie L. Pyrtle, superintendent.
sTANTON-The first annual meeting OF
the stanton Count Farmers institute will
be held at the court house January rs
The committee has prepared a good pro
gra and a good attendance Is expected
win Chase, jr, is secretary of the insti-
tute.
PLATTSMOUTH-The Cass county mort.
gage record for the year, 1906: follows.
Number Of farm mortgages filed, $50
amounting TO $6S2, 146. The number released
was ISL. amounting to 1889. Number OF
city MORTGAGES filed 1lS, amounting to the
sum of S93, 800; released, ll3, amounting e
$4,000.
WEST POINT-The local lodge of the
Roman Catholic Mutual Protective asso-
Roman Catholic Mutual Protective society
a fraternai benevolent association, has
elected the following officers: President
William Stiersn; vice president, Joseph f,
Kaup; secretary and treasurer, John l.
Lindale.
HASTINGS-Miss Sallie G.. Urquhart was
seriously injured in a fall on a slippery
sidewalk last night, Her thigh was sprained
and II win probably be several weeks he.
fore she is fully recovered. This made tho
seventh serious accident In recent weeks
as a result of the slippery condition Of this
sidewalks.
HASTINGS-John Uerling yesterday sue.
ceeded Charles FoOte as recorder of deeds
for Adams county. His sister. Miss NJ. G
Uerling, has been appointed deputy. Their,
were no changes IN other county offices
County Clerk Mizcn and Treasurer Hoop
pntT began their third terms and County
Judge Button began his second term.
STANTON-The county officers gave way
to those that were elected last December
Erwin Nye is the new county treasurer
and succeeds Fred Feyrherm; Allen SharT
is the new county clerk and succeeds Al
bert Pilger; Archer Durham Is the new
county superintendent and succeeds Charles
:. Coney. All the others retain their places
DAVID CITY-The Modern Woodmen en-