Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-09

Table Rock on the west is lighted in this
manner and receiving very satisfactory
service.
WYMORE-The body of William Cald-
TERED in this city Wednesday. A short
funeral service was held at the Baptist
church, Rev. Mr.. Gates of the Methodist
Episcopal church officiating.
BEATRICE-Harry Mckinney, 8 years
old, had a narrow escape from drowning
yesterday In the Blue river. He was found
clinging to a cake Of Ice near the south
Sixth street bridge and was rescued by
William Pace, a resident OF South Beatrice,
HUMBoLDT-Ralph Tjaden and Miss
Mae Uhri were married Wednesday by Rev.
John NJ. Asling of the German Methodist
church, Both are children OF wealthy plo-
neer citizens and they will reside on a
farm near town after a wedding trip to
Kansas City and Chicago.
HUMBOLDT-The residence belonging to
Mrs. S. Lee in North Humboldt was con-
siderably damaged by fire about the roof
a few days ago. The blaze caught from
the chimney and the firemen had to over
come IL by hand, as the apparatus failed
TO work on account of the severe cold.
MISUNDERSTANDING post No. S5, Grand
Army OF the Republic, celebrated the TWEEN
ty-seventh anniversary OF the organization
yesterday with addresses and a musical
program, which was followed by a dinner
served by the Women's Relief corps. In
the evening the corps installed officers.
PoNCA-The Baptist church of Ponca
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chard. Neb., to become its pastor, Mr..
Tinkle has accepted the call and will move
his family to Ponca as soon as the weather
permits. This arrangement gives each
church in Ponca a resident pastor once
more.
OAKLAND-Johannes Carlson this week
sold his 16O-acre farm a mile and a half
east of town to Mons N. Nelson Of this
city for $22,0 900, or $3.50 an acre, the high
est price yet paid in this immediate vicln-
ity Tor a full quarter section OF land The
| In nd iG pynll innnRnUpn and nrnHnnAG Gnlen-
did crops.
HOLnREGE-J. n. Bragg and C. II. Lar
son, Who for some years have been busi-
ness men here, returned last evening from
J~ulesburg, Colo, and surprised their friends
by announcing that they had completed
all arrangements for forming a partnership
and engaging in the real estate business
In that city.
WYMORE-The recently organized Com.
pany F, Nebraska National guard, was is
sued equipment last evening. The com
until Friday, drilling and getting ready
for the inspecting officer of the Nationa
War department, who will be here on thu
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of the town O.
Murdoch, in Cass county, have a g~rievanc,
against the Rock Island railroad. Tn,
time OF the trains on that road was re
Gently changed, making It impossible 70
Murdoch people to go either to Lincoln o.
Omaha and transact any business wtthou
having to stay overnight at either city.
ANLADANFsHA NbhAAAg tAliil
sioners yesterday appointed Drs, Frank s
Marnell and j. b. Lechtenwallner as count
physicians. Coroner c. II. Karstens, wit
was reelected for the sixth time last fall
rendered his resignation yesterday, an
the commissioners appointed his son
Herman O. Karstens, to fill the vacancy.
PLATTsMOUTH Grandma" Mar,
Shepherd passed away at the home Of he
daughter, Mrs. Mahala Snyder. aged 3
years s months and 6 days. She was
Cass county pioneer, and her husband die,
in 1877, aged IS years. Rev. c.. A. Burlc
conducted the funeral services and in
terment was In Mount Pleasant cemetery
ASHLAND-H. II. Parkhurst. who ha
been in the lumber business In AshlanI
for the last fifteen years, sold out hi
Yards here and at Wann to d. Sullivan 0
Lincoln yesterday. Mr.. Parkhurst had [
spend the summer in Colorado for hi
health and was warned by his physical
/ that he must give up the cares OF business
He will remain a resident Of Ashland.
AsHLAND-Farmers In the vicinity O
Wann, a station on the Sioux City lin
north OF Ashland. are making preparation
l to build a farmers elevator at that place
! over forty farmers met there and wer
addressed by ]. L. Coleman and e. Keise