Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-10
Nebraska


plant will be Installed within six weeks.
WEST POINT-The marriage OF Henry
Muhle to Miss Miladie Poledna was sOlem-
nized by County Judge Dewaid Thursday.
The bride is the daughter OF John Poled-
ma, Of north Sherman township and the
groom the eldest son Of Henry Muhle Of
Neigh.
EUsT1s-J. S. Henderson Of Kearney has
leased the old Garvin hotel. This house
has been closed to the public for about
year. Mr.. Henderson will change the
name to the Eusus hotel has cleaned and
lomodeled IL throughout and opened for
business Saturday.
NEBRASKA CITY-Emerey J. Horrum
was united In marriage Saturday even
to Miss Esther Tell, at their home near
Dunbar. After the ceremony the couple
were given a reception at tue home OF the
groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. HorrUm.
LEXINGTON-The Dawson county com
missioners let the contract on the Gothen-
Durg bridge today TO the STANDARD Bridge
company OF Omaha The bid presented oy
Us representative was the lowest by SSOJ.
The bridge will give the people south OF
Gothenburg ample communication with
that city.
WEST PoINT-Marriage licenses have
been issued during the week TO Ohver Per
son and Bliss Bessie Zacek. Of Wisner; TO
Henry Muhle and Miss Mtladie Poledna
q this place to Fred Grone and Miss
Mary Steren Of Monterey and TO Robert
Ortman OF Bancroft and Miss Clara Sic
brandt Of Pender.
WEST POINT-Corn throughout this sec
ton Is practically made and the major por-
ton OF the crop Is beyond the reach Of
frost The hay crop is exceedingly poor,
the lightest in years. Potatoes are a
very light crop, one three acre patch near
the city which promised well early in the
season produced only ten bushels.
NORTH PLATTE-A meeting was held
last night to take action upon the blocking
Of Of, the Locust street crossing by Union Pa.
ciEc trains. A committee was appointed
raj
officials, and was also directed that II the
railroad did not make permanent and sat
istactory changes, the matter would be
carried to the state railway commission.
LEXINGTON-The Lexington Lecture
Course association will present it's first
number October II, with Edward Reno, the
magician. This will be followed with lee
ture by Mattson Chase, Oriole Concert
company Edward Elliott, an Interpreter Of
books, and last by the Vaughn Wales Con-
cert company. This number will be March
81. Lexington has regularly had lecture
course for the last ten years.
EUSTlS-Friends of j. II. Hendrickson,
principal Of the Eusus schools are making
an effort to have him appointed to the
county superintendency to succeed L. w.
Co!ebank, whose resignation has been
rendered to the county commissioners to
cessor can be secured. This is the begin
ming Of Mr. Hendrlckson's second term,
and many Eusus people are loath to lose
LEXINGTON-A few weeks ago the citi-
Gems of Lexington called an Indignation
meeting and discussed the poor services OF
the telephone system and the need Of an
improvement of the same. There has been
some Improvement, but many think the
service could be better. Rumors from
Grand Island are that the Independents are
contemplating erecting a long distance cop
per line from Grand Island to North Platte.
Ihis would give Lexington better service.
FREMONT-Frances e. Shriver was
granted a decree Of divorce fom her hus-
Of
cruelty. According to his wife, Isaac was
not hearty eater and took exception to
the quantity Of food she ate. He finally
bread and a small piece Of meat to a meal
ana she left him and brought suit Shriver
who is a man apparently in the seventies,
lives at North Bend and married his last
wife on a very brief acquaintance
NEBRASKA CITY-The petit jurors who
have been selected to serve at the COM
ing ing term pIi.O Of the district court are: Ed
honey, Fred WEIGH, Albert Seimers, Alex
McGune, George Wilhelm, Thomas Slack,
over, Herman schrader, r. e. Hawley,
w, a. Conklin, Robert Trail, G. II. Cross.
q 9 Horn Clinton Cox r. Q; Marnell,
Guy Mckee and B. d. TAFT The term OF
court VIII begin November I.
NEBRASKA CITY--Mrs. Josephine B..
Reed, widow Of the late James Reed died
at her home in this city after an illness
OF two years incident to a cancer. She
was born April 10, 1850 at CirclevilIe o.
and was married to James Reed, in this
two sons and a daughter The children
were all at home at the time of her
death, Norris r. Reed is with the Santa
Fe railway, with headquarters at Chicago,
and Dwight Reed, of Lincoln. Her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Allen b. Wilson, is a resident Of
this city.
last evening in an adjourned session to
consider the case OF the state of Nebraska
In relation to the Nebraska Railway COM
mission and the Norfolk Long Distance
Telephone company against the Nebraska
Telephone company. In this action COM
plainants seek to Gompel defendants to
place telephone In its central office and
defendants set up the defense that Il can
not be compelled TO furnish a telephone to
facilitate It's competitors business The
court took the case under advisement and
adjourned until November g.
GRAND ISt4AND-The local factory of
the American Beet Sugar company has
begun the manufacture OF sugar from the
seasons crop OF beets. The tonnage is re-
beets is higher than for three years. There
will be a long campaign there being a
soOu aer1ase this year The company Is
already putting out contracts for next
The only difference in the contract OF next
year from that of this is that the price Of
beet seed TO the farmer has been reduced
by the factory from l5e to 10c per pound.
COzAD-The Dawson County Medical So
oiety held the regular meeting in the Com
mercial club rooms Thursday night Dr.
g. l., Emmons OF Overton was elected to
membership. DR.. r. NJ Sayman OF Cozad
read a paper on Typhoid Fever" which
was thoroughly. discussed by the society.
Or. Birkofer OF Gothenburg presented a
case OF splna bifida. Drs. Rosenberg and
Wade of Lexington presented a csse OF
hydrocephalus following a plastic opera
ton for spina bifida. DR.. ]. ". Saver OF
Cozad presented a case OF cranio-tabcs and
one OF complete transposition OF the
held in Gothenburg.
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This is quoted from letter OF NJ. Stock