Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-19
Nebraska

an adjourned meeting. elected b. n. Paine.
president; Frank Woods OF Lincoln, Vice
presidenti Jay Palmer, secretary and man
ager, and +. w. Ashton, treasurer.
BEATRIcE---The New Home Teie-
phone company yesterday finished build
ing long distance telephone line to
Faireury and one to Tecdmseh; These
new lines will be OF great conveniencee to
patrons of the company at this point
MADIsoN-chief william Pinney accom-.
panied by William Spence, Sid Miller and
Dave Garrett of Madison Fire company
left today for Fremont to be present at
Nebraska State Voluntary Ftremans as
ISOLATION, which meets there January -
20 o.
fKEARNEY-Mrs. Mary z. shoop. who
resided south Of Kearney a short distance,
died at her home Monday morning, while
asleep. She had been affected by cancer
for some time and had fought bravely
Mrs. Shoop leaves four sons and three
daughters.
BEATRICE-state bVeterinian p. Juck-
neiss OF Lincoln has wittsn his deputy at
an ordinance requiring dairy cattle to be
Inspected and imposing certain sanitary
regullations upon dairymen, who dispose
OF their product in this city.
KEARNEY-Mrs Martha York. died at
the home of her daughter, Mrs John A.
Fleming, In this cinty Sunday morning.
Death was due to general breakdown
in health she was past 7S years OF age.
The Funeral was held Monday afternoon,
Rev. N. Q: Johnson pronouncing the last
rights.
PONCA-The odd Fellows lodge had
an elaborate entertainment in their hall
Saturday night They prepared a literary
and musical program and invited their
wives and children to enjoy II. This was
followed by a social time and the evening
ended with banquet. More than 100
weer present.
YoRK-George Hoyt, a native son OF
been connected with the York Roller Mills.
left this week for Hydro, Okla, where
be win engage in gersA al merchandise
recently commandant Of the Soldiers
Home at Grand Island.
BEATRICE-The board of directors of
the Young Mems Christian association
held its annual meeting last evening
and organized by electing these officers:
j. E. Smith, president r. M. Hood, vice
president; F. A. Miller, secretary; ]. II.
Won steen. Treasurer. Plans for lettering
and improving the association the COM
ing year were discussed.
! YORK-The pioneer firm Of Colling &
Son, blacksmths and wagon makers. have
sold its building to the York Gas and
Electric Light company, and has gone out
Of business. The growth of the York Gas
PEELED 1t from time to time to buy ad-
tacent accessible real estate.
YORK-A communication from Mayor
| Love of Lincoln was read at the council
meeting and a committee Of three men,
bers Of the York council, of which s. A
i Myers Is chairman, was selected as dele
|
ipalities. which meets In convention at
Lincoln this month, at which time a
state league will be organized
FALLS CITY-The Falls City choruss
sadersy to be given in convention hall
in Kansas City next mo 1th. The cantat
will be given under the management Of
part in the musical festival at Kansas
City last spring and has already begun
direction of Mr.. Charles Banks.
E. B. Leachc, Joe Quinn, c. w. VanC1eave
W. p. Bennett, Albert Schroeder, J.. T.
shue, Bert Thorndike, Frank Holt, II
soeFee%a f. freeman g. + IL Quinn quinn Gay Jack Jackson
s. B. Sailor, Jesse Lomax, ]. D. Brown
II. c. Remington, e. j. Sawdey, G. r
There are about 100 cases on the docket
and 1t will be lengthy and important
term.
BEATRICE camp, No. s
Woodmen of the World, and Woodmer
circle held joint installation of Officers
last evening: state Manager walsh ash o.
oah MRS tne o3 Rearse ts
officers of the circle Mr.. Walsh deliv
cred an addresss on fraternal Insurance
cred an address on fraternal tnsurance
after which a banquet was served. Nearl.
200 women and their families attende'
aKEARNEY-sund noon Jay Graham
and Miss Letta Larimero were united 4
marriage at the home of the groom
father, M. J.. Graham. The ceremony wa
, performed by Rev. H. H. Sprachlen. OnI
, relatives were present. The groom is
v young business man in this city, being
member OF the firm OF Campbeh & Ora
, ham, feed merchants. The bride is tn
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Larime
Of Kearney.
YoRK-Dave Lang breeder OF Angl
e cattle and Poland China hogs, comparin
prices of today received by farmers {
, York county, as compared with that {
twelve years ago, called attention tbs
twelve years ago fifty bushels of cor
D filling a farm wagon, brought $500 and L
i day one 400 pound hog brought in
u farmers spring wagon brought $500.
: comparison of prices of other grain
s just about the same.
s BEAVER CITY-AThe following juror
= for the winter term of district cou
" which Will convene February IA wei
e drawn today: Ernest Troupe. J. A. Gil
o pany last week the secretRrys repo
showed that Indebtedness of $4,000
the company had been wiped out durtr
: the last year. The officers elected Al
II g. A. Smith. president; L. e. Chambe
, lain, vice president; George r. Harpste
u treasurer; William Craig. secretary.