Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-11
Nebraska

the animals, receiving a wound which re-
quired several stitches to close.
-sCHUYLER-Clyd Z. Hin and Miss
Peterson OF Omaha and Lillian c. Dworak
OF Schuyler were married in this city at the
nome OF Mrs Dworak By Rev. Mr.. Hampton
OF the Congregational church OF Omaha
on Tuesday OF high noon.
TABLE ROCK-Miss Flora d. Partition
OF wilcox, Neb.i principal OF the local
telegraph operator for the Burlington at
this place. Mrs. Shelley will still hold the
position of principal for the coming year.
IRFIELD-Schildkect's Royal Hun
garian orchestra and George L. McNutt,
The Dinner Pail Man." appeared before
the largest audience thus far at the chau-
tauqua- AT the evening entertainment $40
tickets were sold in less than fifteen
minutes, thus assuring the return OF the
chautauqua for 1911
BEATRICE-Rev. Father Vogelman, who
| church the last few months during the
abcence OF Father Petrash, who Is recelv-
ing treatment In a hospital at S. Louis,
he Will assume charge of a parish. He is
Vile, Neb.
| FREMoNT-The city council last night
passed an ordinance for the extension Of
the sewerage system in the Northside addi-
uon. Inc cost Of the work will be paid
! by the adjacent property owners without
IOApShSe 10 the city ana VIII done as soon
as possible. The extension will benefit a
large number of property owners Esti-
mated cost is $4,7O0.
BEATRICE-At the regular meeting OF
the city council Tuesday evening several
| requests for water extensions were turned
down Tor the reason that the water pres
sure Is low at the present time. The
| monthly report of City Treasurer Jones
was submitted showing collections amount
Ing to A,S96.46, disbursements $5,793.45, and
balance on hand Of $30,S40.4S.
! LEXINGTON-The seventh annual chau.
| tauqua held its first session yesterday
afternoon! A large audience was present
: At 2:l5 the address of welcome was giver
! by s., G. Mullin, mayor of Lexington. Thi;
was followed with a concert by the l. Pau
J Weiss Egery musicians of Denver. Mis-;
Donno Bell Elder, monologist gave hel
interpretive reading. In the evening an
other concert was given.
BLAIR-The management of the Blaii
opera house has passed into new hands
John j.; Rodgers OF this city having LEASED
the building and will equip 1t with an vi
to date roller skating rink. 1t will be useC
Tor theatrical performances and other en-
tertainments. The building was erected
company who sold 1t to the German Verein
who still own 1t, and will retain the use o
ciety.
LYoNS-Mrs. Philomana Grenier, widow
OF the late Eugene Grenler, died suddenl!
Monday night at her home north of tow
from heart failure. Late in the day SOM
town bringing her with them as we'll a
usual. After their return home she suddenl!
passed away ats o'clock, The funeral wa
bend were early settlers here. She was Z
years old.
FREMONT-Charles Mcpherson, an OLE
time railroad man, died at the resdenc
Of his son-in-law. j. J. DAILY, yesterday
OF apoplexy, at the age of 81. He was
native of Scotland and until prevented b!
In ho mir al a n
partments, his last employment having beef
in Omaha. He leaves a daughter and tw,
sons, Rev. J. H. Mcpherson OF Nogales
J Ari8., and ]. K. Mcpherson of Redmond
Ore.
FREMONT-The sample primary ballo
in the hands OF the printer shows no demo
erat after the county attorneys office an
J. g, Cook, republican, will have no op
position. Judge Briggs, republican, is tn
, only legislative candidate in the count
who has not signed statement No. Il
There Is some talk of candidate for tn
I lower house by petition on account O
J some opposition to s. B. Dunbar, but n
J one will probably be brought out unless b.
, the local option element.
FREMONT-Max Wagner was arraigne
In justice court this morning on the charg
OF assault upon Henry Shomshor, with
deadly weapon and bound over to tn
, district court. He had been working 10
Shomshor and about ten days ago left
The two men had dispute over 10r cent
! which Wagner claimed was due and 1t
! talleged that he jabbed Shomshor with
pitchfork. Shomshor was for a time In
Y dangerous condition and the prelminar
examination was delayed for that reason.
FREMONT-The county board at spt
cial session yesterday awarded a contraC
9 to the Arpin Dredge company for the cor
Z struction Of one mile of permanent road
. way on the Broad street grade. Matte
= brothers of Hooper were given the contrac
: for similar road near Dodge The Coz
2 of these improvements will be paid froI
. the Inheritance tax fund. There were n
: bids for the Military road Improvement
y at the sand strip west of town, contractor
2 being OF the opinion that the surveyor
estimate was too low.
al CALLAWAY-August Jaeger farme
= residing some ten miles northwest OF tn
Z city, has lost several head of his cattle tn
( past week from something which puzzle
the veterinarians, The animals would b,
a come mad when attacked by the malad
and had all the symptoms of hydrophobii
The veterinarians appeared to be unable
do anything for them and four head hs
to be shot, while two of the herd die
The deputy state veterinarian of Grand Il
land was called In consultation with II
local veterinarians, and after an examin;
ton he pronounced the malady as ber
caused by a certain kind OF grass whiC
tbs animals had eaten. However, there is
), difference OF opinion regarding the caus
No other herds Of the locality have bee
attacked.