Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-19
Nebraska News Notes.

BEATRICE-The 4-year-o Id son Of Sam
uel Cousins of De Witt sustained a broken
leg by getting the member caught in a
wager wheel.
TECUMSEH-Mrs. Ella Doolittle, wife Of
Roy Doollttle, died at the family home
south OF the city at 5 o'clock Monday morn
ing, March IA. She was IS years old.
BEATRICE-A man named Meeker of
Lincoln. yesterday sold his farm of 800
acres eight miles northeast of Pickrell to
H. T. and T. Jurgens for $25, 900 cash.
EXPERIMENTATION F. Gates of Page,
Neb., recently OF this city, and Miss Mabel
q. Johnson of Galesburg, Ill, were married
at the home of L.. J. Allison, near Cook,
March 10.
was held last night and e. N. Orr. H. j.
Platz and j. o. Latta were nominated as
village trustees. Question of license or
no license, will be submitted.
BEATRICE-Rev. Alexander Corkey of
Cedar Bluffs, Neb., addressed a meeting OF
the Presbyterian Brotherhood last evening
on ireland and st. Patrick's Day" Rev.
Corkey has eight brothers who are all
Presbyterian ministers.
GENEvA-Last night the high license
party nominated a full city ticket as fol-
lows: Mayor, ]. x: Waring; clerk, c.. Fl.
Buerer; treasurer, Matt Rock; police Judge,
J. ID. Hamilton; councilmen, First ward,
w. II. Sisler and c. T.. Summers; Second
Ward, o. c. Berford; Third ward, Peter
BEATRICE-The democrats held their
city convention Thursday evening and
placed In nomination the following ticket:
Second ward. e, J. sainnm; Third war" ward'
Peter Wirges; Fourth ward, 7. e. Stewart,
Board Of Education-Andrew Anderson, DR.
w. r. MONTGOMERY and F. r. Wheeler,
long term; Frank Clippinger, short term,
BEATRICE-The Blue Springs Amuse-
ment club has been organized by the cleo
ton OF these officers: o.. e. Bishop, presi-
dent; T. L.. Green, A.
II. Kraus, E. A. Williams and Frank
Eoderlck, directors The purpose of the
residents Of Blue Springs in connection
with the band concerts the coming sum
mer.
BRADsHAW-word was received last
BRADSHAW, at the Methodist f'i hospital TRleff at at
Omaha. Mr.. Foley was an old soldier OF
the civil war, and an old resident of this
place. The body arrived tonight. A short
service will be held from the home in
the east part Of town Saturday and the
body will be inferred in the Catholic
cemetery at York.
PLATTSMOUTH-Henry c. Harrison
and James Lynsch, who gained entrance
into the clothing store of Boone e Davis
In Weeping Water Monday night, were
charge Of grand larceny, which had been
FILED by County Attorney Ramsey, and
each pleaded guilty to the charge. Judge
court They are both young men.
PLATTsMoUTH-Conrad schlater. a
highly esteemed Cass county pioneer,
Rasseu away IN MS nome In this CITY
Friday. Mr.. Schlater was born In Ger
many on December %, 1882. and was united
In marriage TO Miss Mary j. Donslan in
Indiana on July ., 1856 and they came to
this county in 1859, where they rave since
resided. For a number OF years he pre-
sided over the first organ brought to
services, which, he sand, ne enjoyed very
The funeral services will be in
St Johns church Monday. The deceased
Is survived by a wife and three children,
Mrs. Carrie Tigh, Havelock; Mrs. Ed. Fitz-
gerald, and Frank f. Schlater, the county
treasurer, Plattsmouth.