Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-29

BEATRiCE-Judge e. c. Krelsinger left
yesterday Ior OgIe county, Illinois, csiied
thCrc by the death OF his mother, MIS-
Caroline Eretsinger.
REATRICE-Mrs. Amelia Stems, wife Of
Claus SEEMS died yesterday at her nome
in this Guy. she was uoln IN Germany IN
1876 and had lived In Gage county IOr many
years.
BEATRICE-John Frerichs, farmer liv-
ing northeast OF the city, yesterday mn
ished husking 10 acres OF corn which ay-
II here Tor 50 cents per bushel,
CUMSEH-Assistant General Superin-
tendcnt r.. r. Bracken OF the Burlington
railroad and his family OF LAGRANGE, H.
have been visiting Tecumseh relatives the
last few days, coming here in Mr. brack-
ems private car
BEATRICE-Henry Buss, a farmer Nv
ing northwest Of town, yesterday tileu a
complaint against Paul Wayham OF TINS
city, charging him with shooting his Shep-
herd dog. which was valued at SIS. The
case will be called for hearing in county
court on Monday.
IJMBRsON-Henry Fiene. a prominent
Thurston county farmer, met instant
death Saturday evening. He was returning
home when his team became frightened
and ran away, throwing him violently 10
the ground His neck was broken. he
leaves a widow and three children.
GRAND ISLANDS, far no clue has
been found to either of the supposed In
cendiary fires in this vicinity-one OF the
barn Of zlomke taTe els an nitv the in 0' tSe
former thirteen and in the latter seven
horses were incinerated. One man mas
been put through a sweating process but IN
the minds OF his inquisitors established his
innocence.
TECUMSEH-F1re caused by spontaneous
combustion has been burning In large
quantity OF soft coal in the bins in the
basement Of the Tecumseh High school
building all day. 1t was discovered eal ~
today by Janitor George Pinnell' me e., i ire
department sent hose cart to the DuIH-
ing and threw great deal OF water on the
coal. The coal Will have to be moved to
rid the building of the fire and gas; Ihere
are over fifty tons Of coal in the bin
BEATRICB-The big concrete mill dam
and electric light plant at HolmSsV5al,ioe wa wa
finished YESTERDAY The dam Is aiy Zee.
electric light plant cost $4,000 1t Is the
property Of G.. w Ste .nmeyer, banker at
bonneville. The Beatrice Electric com
panV mas entered into a contract with Mr..
Stelnmeyer for the purchase OF current
from the Holmesville plant ana this VIA
be transmitted by lines TO Beatrice, wy
more and Blue Springs.
| WEST PORT-Carl Lorenzen, an old and
| we'll known citizen OF Cunning county, leIi
saturday afternoon for his birthplace IN
! companied by his family and they go IL
| visit The aged mother of Mr.. LorenIen and
Mr. LorenEen Is one Of the Oldest mem
! bers Of the Cunning county Deutsche Land
| wehr Verein, the local branch of which
/ attended him in body at the depot TO DID
| him and his family farewell.
WEST POlNT-The death IS announced
at Bancroft Of Mrs. Mary Louise Basin
1 ger on Thursday. She was ~ years Of age
and the widow Of Orrin D. Bassinger VINO
| preceded her in death four months ago
| both OF them being young people Mrs
! Bassinger IL survived by TOUR out of the
| five children, the four being yet very small
! and dOubly orphaned. Funeral services
were held by Rev. j. W. Junkin, pastor
| of the Conversational church at Craig, anc
/ the remains were laid TO rest In the Ban
| croft cemetery.
! LINDSAY-Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bettin
/ Der celebrated their silver weddinz
! Thanksgiving day at high mass at
| clock, Rev Father Raymond of the Holy
| Family church officiating. After the Ger
/ Vices there was a reception al their nom,
to which a large number OF friends wer,
| invited TO spend Thanksgiving DAY will
them. Mr. and Mrs. Bettinger were mar
rled at Klassville, Ind, twenty-five year.
/ ago. Afterwards they moved to St. Der
| nard, Neb., whore Mr.. Bettnger started
| shoe store. They have eleven children
| two daughters and nine sons, who are al
| at home,
FREMONT-The fourth annual confer
! ence OF the Boys department Of the YOunl
/ Mems Christian association closed an In
/ teresting session here yesterday. The con
| ventiOn opened with a banquet Frida,
l evening at the Young Mems Christian as
sociauon gymnasium. Yesterday morning
/ and afternoon sessions were held at whic
I papers on different topics OF boys YOun
| Mems Christian association work wer
read and discussed. Among those havin
papers were Roy Phelps of Hastings, Pau
Medlar OF York Fay Merriam Of Seward
] Carl Lumley Of Omaha, and Paul FOuts O
Central City. This afternoon General Sec
rotary n. +. WolcOtt OF Sioux City ad
dressed a large mass meeting at the oper
house. The closing session was held a
the Congregational church last evening
superintendent Davidson of the Oman
/ public schools spoke on The Creates
Thing In the World"