Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-25
Nebraska

ers In this city the cum league was
formed. IL consists OF four teams, with
the Following captains; Roy Smith, Her
Keck.
HARTINGToN-Edwin MLacrill, rural
mail carrier No. 4, of Harrington fell on
an icy sidewalk and dislooated his hip.
The injury will probably cause him to
be absent from duty some two or three
months.
sUTToN-The following officers were
Installed In the Royal Neish6or camp
Laura Lewis, recorder; Ida Bennett, mar
shall; Bertha Bruins. inside sentinel; May
Evans, manager
which have been held at the Table Rock
opera house since the first of the year
by Rev. Franklin T. Conner, evangelist,
OF Cedar Falls, Ia, will continue the
rest of the month.
TECUMSEH-Miss Hannah Ernst,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Ernst,
ton in an Omaha hospital a few days
ago. She Is recovering nicely from the
effects Of the same.
Observation-Disclosures have it that
the people of Crab Orchard will not be
long in darkness. The old electric light
ing company Is dismantling It's plant
there. A new company Will be formed
and new equipment purchased.
Observation-Disclosures w. Harrison Of
Lincoln, who was here a week ago and
rented a building for the purpose OF
opening n bUOTt WIN a bIOCk OF Kbn6Thl
merchandise in Tecumseh. has written
that he Will not Engage in business here.
sUTTON-Arthur Smock, the 15-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Smock,
of sutton, after an illness of several
weeks. Funeral services were held at
the home Sunday afternoon and interment
was in Fairview cemetery.
SUTTON-At the annual meeting of
the Sutton National bank last week these
officers We're elected for the ensuing
more, L. NJ Mieleny, F. ]. Haerger, John
@. Cries. President, A. c. Adam; vice
president, F. ]. Hoerrger; cashier, John
g. Griess; assistant cashier, L. M. Mel
FALLS CITY-The official board of the
First district Missionary society of the
Christian church has just closed a meet
Ing with Superintendent oliver in this
city. The following members were pres
ent: Rev. Mr.. Day of Falls City, vice
pT esidCnt; Rev. Mr.. Wheeler of Pawnee
City; A. r. Robinson of Cook and Mr..
Chapman of Auburn
SUTTON-Sutton lodge, No. 166, An
Gent Order United Workmen, initiated a
class of seventeen new members Monday
evening. The degrees were conferred by
Deputy Grand Master Robinson of Lex
lnston and J. d. Scott, master workman
In and all members Of the Ancient Order
of United Workmen are requested to be
present.
sUTToN-Ludwig Nuss, at the age Of
~ EN-HRNo wv LoNaA N1L hASA AAAAao ~ hAS
home OF his son. L. l.. Nuss. The funeral
was held Monday afternoon from the
German church north of town, conducted
by Rev. Mr.; Haffer. Ludwig Nuss was
born in Rohrback, Russia, January 16,
1929, married to Miss Katherine Ely in
1852. He came to America with his fam
lily October 10, 1889. He leaves a widow,
four sons and four daughters; also rela-
tives In Russia,
REPUBLICAN CITY-At a meeting of
the school board Thursday evening the
designations of r. d. Cresap, principal of
the school,, and Miss Addie Mastin, as
sistant principal, were rendered and &C
copied. The designations were the result
of some misunderstanding W these
two members of the faculty in regard
to the work of the school. The school
Will open up again on Monday morning,
as the board secured teachers Saturday
to I'LL the vacancies.
BEATRICE-The Odell Farmers Ele-
vator company held its annual meeting
yesterday, During the last year the
company has purchased 167,237 bushels
of wheat, oats and corn at a cost Of
$125.240. A dividend of 8 per cent was
declared. A. o. Burkett and E. Lomker
were elected directors for a term of
three years. These officers were elected:
I. W. Staloshek, president; F. Bures,
vice PRESIDENT; A. O.. Burkett, secretary;
r. Lomker, Treasurer.
YORK-FIfteen hundred dollars has
been refunded to York county by an error
made in -overpayment for bridges built
last year. When Miss Anna Beck, dep
uty county clerk, was auditing the ac-
counts of York county she discovered
that payments had been made twice for
1.-TWO bridges built in south York county,
making a difference OF overpayment Of
$1,000. The bridge contractor claimed at
first that no mistake was made and was
reluctant to put II back, but when shown
he returned 1t this week to the county.