Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30

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feated Beatrice by the score of 81 to q.
Nebraska News Notes.
BEATRICE-Miss Lizzie Collett. an old
resident Of Beatrice, died yesterday, aged
"a years.
BEATRICE-The farmers of Island Grove
township will hold ar institute February
3 and 4. A good program has been prepared.
TECUMSEH-Butter and eggs have taken
something of a drop in the Tecumseh mar
ket, falling from 30 cents to 70 cents
In the last two days.
vALLEY-The Platte valley farmers in
stitute will be held In the opera house here
February 2 and 3. Governor Shallenberger
will give an address the last evening.
BEATRICE-The Pickrell sportsmen nave
arrange to hold a blue rock shoot at that
place next Thursday afternoon. A delega-
ton of Lincoln marksmen will attend.
NEBRASKA CITY-The Elks held their
charity ball at Eagle hall last evening and
There was a large attendance and a large
sum was Melted for charity.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. showers and
social events have been held this week in
honor Of Miss Lulu Hummel whose mar
rage to Mr.. Arthur Jobson of Utah will
take pace ext Wednesday.
HUMBOLDT-Chris Bentler, a well-to-
do farmer living southwest of town, is
planning a public sale of his land and other
property, preparatory to an extended visit
to his old home in Switzerland.
Neutrality-suspicious. compiled In the dis
trtct clerks office here show that the two
cases tried here against c. NJ. Chamber
lain, the eX-Tecumseh banker, will cost
Gage county approximately 5000.
COzAD-The Commercial club and the
village board have adjusted their differ
ences and the advertising for bids pre-
paratory to letting the contract for lights
and water will be started at once.
HUMBOLDT-A big farewell reception
was rendered a few days since to Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex McClintock, who are old resi-
dents of this section, but who are remov-
Ing to a new home near Io-a, Kan.
CozAD-The general mechandise stock
Whaley, w. E. Young and ]. w. .Rosen-
Grants. The firm name Will probably be
Whaley & Co. The change takes place
next week.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. evening at the
]. A. Williams home In this city, their
niece, Miss Mabel Furrow, was married to
Mr.. Harmon Looming. The groom is at
present a democratic member of the Board
Of Supervisors.
NEBRASKA CITY-wnliam Edward
Daggett and Mrs. Ida May Burns, both of
Lincoln, were united in marriage today at
DOMAIN, at Syracuse. The couple will make
their future home at Lincoln.
BEATRICE-S. s. Peters, a former Bea-
trice resident, who is employed on The
Omaha Daily Bee, visited Beatrice yes
terday with old friends. Mr.. Peters was
engaged in newspaper work here for many
years DeIOre lOCatlnB IN OInana-
KEENE-The funeral Of Mrs. D.. j..
Bengtson, mother of B. f.. Bengtson,
cashier of the, Farmers State bank of
Keene, was held today. Her husband died
a short time ago. They came to Nebraska
in it's early history. She leaves three sons.
TECUMSBH-Dr. c. H. Davies Of Madl-
SON, Neb., former assistant surgeon at the
asylum for the insane at Hastings, has
been in Tecumseh this week and has de-
cided to locate here for the practice of his
profession. DR.. Davis will come here about
February 10.
BEATRICE-Wllllam NJ. Maupin, deputy
state labor commissioner, visited Beatrice
yesterday to investigate the charges that
the female employment law was being vio-
lated. He made the rounds of the hotels,
restaurants and laundrles, but failed to
find any violations.
NEBRASKA ~CITY-Judge H.. d. Travis
was to nave a special term of the district
court here on February Z but because Of
III health he has continued 1t until the 18th,
at which time he will hand down a deci-
sion in the case of Vessel against Havens
ard the Cleve divorce case.
NEBRASKA CITY-Word has been re-
ceived of the death Of Mrs. Fred b. Davis
at Sheridan, Wyo. She was formeriy a
teacher in the public schools Of this city
and was born and reared here. She was
the daughter of the late DIR. Clary, who
died In this city several years ago.
BEATRICE-A Buckley. a druggist at
Liberty. and Allen Sharp, proprietor of a
restaurant at that place, have been bound
over TO the district court on the charge
of keeping intoxicating liquors for sale.
The officers raided these two houses and
found a wagonload of liquor, which they
confiscated.
HUMBOLDT-Cards have been received
in Humboldt announcing the marriage Of
Rev. Fred G.. Arnold of this place to Miss
Helen Cooper Of Cambridge, Mass. Mr..
Arnold is at present aking a theological
course in the seminary at Rochester, N.
Y" and there the couple will reside for
the present.
VALLEY-At the annual meeting of the
valley Woman,s club held Friday at the
home of Mrs. Charles Webb these officers
were elected: Mrs. Emma Byars, presi-
dent; Mrs. Kate Webb, vice president; Mrs.
Helma Curtis, secretary; Mrs. Johnson,
treasurer; Mrs. Bertha Webb. librarian;
Mrs. Jennie Byers, press correspondent.
MINDEN-The Minden fire department
held a banquet in the banquet rooms of
the Odd Fellows hall last night. Over 100
plates were set and toasts were made by
L. w. Hague, an officer of the Nebraska
state F1renen's convention, l.. c. Paul
sen and others. After the banquet a dance
was rendered by the firemen at the
Schaper Opera house.
FALLS CITY-One hundred and sixty
nine marriage licenses were issued in
one of the couple were married by County
Judge Gagnon. In the district court at
Falls City during 1903 there were fourteen
divorces, one case being for intoxication.
There were about the same number of in
sanity cases as there were divorce cases.
KEARNEY-Fourteen car loads Of coal
We're received In this city by the various
dealers and the coal anime is now prac-
tically broken, Dealers have been selling
their coal in little dribs for the last three
weeks, but Will now be able to supply the
general demand without any trouble, much
to the pleasure Of the many users OF hard
coal, who have been burning lump coal
to keep warm.
NEBRASKA CITY-E. w. Clark yester-
day received news of the death Of his
niece, Miss Kate Wright, in Scott's Bluff
county. She was principal of the Second
avenue school of this city for many years.