Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-02
Nebraska News Notes.

bIELLA-Mr. Harrison ana MISS Meta
Argabright were married at the home of
the brides aunt in Auburn.
BEATRICE-Guy H. Walker OF Pawnee
City and Miss Josephine Holton of Bur
chard were married here yesterday by Rev.
j. f. Davis.
BEATRICE-In one of the fastest basket
bali games of the season DE Witt won from
Tobias last night at De Witt by the score
of % to T.
BEATRICE-Captain ]. w. Starr, a
former resident of Diller, died at the home
Of his son at Cisco, Tex, yesterday. The
body will be taken to Richmond, Ind, for
interment.
FAIRBURY-Louie huffman, jr., who
was taken to Needles Cal, a few weeks
ago for his health was brought back to
the city by his brother and father in a
precarious condition.
AUBURN-Joseph sayers, living south Of
Nemaha City, was arrested by Sheriff
| Jones last week on complaint Of the father
OF 15-year-old Ada Vice, charging that
Sayers had attempted to assault the girl.
BLUE HIII-The annual county con-
vention of the Modern Woodmen of Amer
lea will be held in Blue Hill next Wednes-
day April s. The object of this conven-
ton is to elect delegates to the state con-
ventiOn.
FAIRBURY-At the home of Mr. and
Mrs. j. II. Glnder, their daughter, Miss
Myrtle, was united in marriage to Mr..
Lester A. Price. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev NJ A. Gilbert, pastor Of
the Methodist Episcopal church.
| CAMBRIDGE-Bess Lee Arlington,
! daughter OF Mrs. Ira Rodgers, residing
| seven miles northeast Of Cambridge, aged
| 10, died March g.. The deceased was sud
| denly taken i'll with appendicitis a week
| ago and was removed TO Cambridge, where
she was operated upon last Monday
| BEATRICE-Following is the mortgage
report for Gage county for the month of
| March: Number of farm mortgages filed,
| Il; amount, sos ISL; number of farm mort
cages released, 81; amount, $20S,7S1; number
! IA D. gWUuFnn
number OF city mortgages released, 30;
| amount, S45.b42.
| CAMBRfDGE-Mis Myrtle May Seago
| and Mr. Earl r. Marshall we're united In
| marriage Thursday at 1 p. m, Rev. George
! Mishler officiating. The bride is the eldest
! daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Al Seago OF this
| city and the groom Is a prosperous young
| farmer residing I'm the vicinity or Atton IN
| Frontier county.
| BEATRICE-At a special meeting of the
city council last evening a proposition from
the Dempster company 10 construct some
new wells for the city was accepted over
the protest of the Matthews CONSTRUCTION
company Of Kansas City, which has the
contract for putting in the water works
improvements here.
| STELLA-Mr. ana Mrs. Clyde TearC
reached here yesterday afternoon, bringing
! the body Of their only child, years old
for burial. They moved to Alberta, Canda
three years ago, and the child died last
I Sunday after a short illness OF measles
Funeral services were held at the Christian
church here this afternoon.
BLUE HILL-A petition has been circu
lated for several days past, asking th'
Burlington to give Blue Hin a depot
suited to the needs and accommodation o.
the people at this point II has been signe(
by practically all the business men and
others. and will be forwarded TO the Off
cials OF the Burlington at Omaha,
ANBURN-PTof, !. A. Doremus, superin
tendent of the Auburn schools has beer
seriously IN during the last three weeks
with rheumatism and a complication o.
pneumonia. Prof. Doremus had been II
attendance upon the national meeting o
superintendents at Mobile, Ala, and re
turned from there H. Al last reports hi
physicians gave reason to expect his re
> COvery.
FAIRBURY-The Fairbury Airship com
pany which was organized in the latte
part OF February, is no more. A. t. Hill
and q. w. Ellsworth, who were the pro
meters OF this company, having dissolveI
partnership. Mr.. Hill has moved 10 Hast
ngs and has made arrangements with Mr.
Brands, proprietor OF a garage there. anS
they have bought a mOnoplane instead o
a Curtiss biplane.
| NEBRASKA CITY-County Treasure
1 Charles johnson has issued "a number o
distress warrants within the last two week.
against those who failed 10 pay their taXe
promptly and yesterday issued one agains
/ C. r. Hubbard OF Usage precinct. who haC
! disposed OF his property before the office
reached there. The sheriff attached thu
property and the notes given and will holC
them until the amount is paid. This is thu
manner adopted OF collecting delnquen
taxes I'm this county, the treasurer holding
that the taxes follow the property.
/ AUBURN-Earl and Harlan Matthews
are IN the Nemaha county jail as a result
OF passing successfully two forged checks
one upon Thomson & Peary and the Othe
upon Graham Bros e. Mcknight, two lead
ing clothiers In this city. The checks eacl
have the signature OF I'd Ely and the forg
| cry was so well executed that in each cas-
the check passed By the merchant and tn
| banker to Mr. ElV himself before IL wa
: detected. They entered the store OF T. I