Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-24
Nebraska

died very suddenly Friday morning from
heart trouble. She leaves her husband and
iuur sons TO mourn her loss. The tuneral
occurred sunday afternoon from her late
residence.
NORk-At meeting of the York Com
mcrcial club. the stOC kholders voted to lease
the library room and directors room TO the
new Commercial club, and amend the aru-
Giles Of incorporation by which the word
commercial will be eliminated from the
old Organization.
WEST POINT-The marriage of Albert
kaiboth and Miss Anna Gilster was cele-
brated at the home of the brides parents
In Cleveland township by Rev. William
Nitschke, pastor OF the German Lutheran
church. This marriage unltes two OF the
most prominent families OF the precinct.
OSMOND-Village Marshal Core ives Sc
Verely cut about the neck and hands by an
obstreperous prisoner who did not recog-
nize the marshal as a man OF authority.
He imagined he was in the hands OF a
thug or some such desperate character, so
resisted. He was overpowed by bystanders.
SARGENT-The firm of ]. II. Frank q
Son is erecting a large garage on lots west
| OF the one occupied by A. j. Roth's garage,
which was destroyed by fire some time
ago. on West Broadway Ralph Frank.
accompanied by two other men, went to
Omaha Tuesday for the purpose of driving
| back two new machines.
| HILDRETH-The following teachers have
been elected for the coming school year;
Principal, a. o Eggenberger, who has held
n like position at Western, Neb., the last
two years; Miss Velma Satchell, grammar
department, and reelected Miss elsie
Ouderkirk, Miss Pearl O'Neil and Mrs. II.
| w. Pool Assistant to principal has not yet
been elected.
| BI.OOMFIELD-Emm the 17-year-old
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Tollner,
who live about five miles southeast of this
] city, died this afternoon after an illness OF
one week with double pneumonia. The de.
| ceased was a popular young woman and
| highly beloved by all who knew her. Her
funeral will occur from the Lutheran
church in this city on next Tuesday.
! PLATTSMOUTH-At a meeting of the
Commercial club Thursday evening 1t was
| decided to recommend to the council the
| retaking of the census, as 1t appeared that
many OF the citizens were omitted from the
| one last taken. One citizen stated that the
clerk who took the government census OF
| 1910 would not list his two daughters be-
cause they were absent at school and many
| other like instances were reported.
WEST POINT-News has reached the
| city of the death of Fred A. Tingelhoof
! son of Fred Tingelhoof OF Lincoln, who
was found dead from gunshot wound IN
| a pasture on the Kloke-Woods ranch near
| Gross Boyd county Nebraska, on Wednes'
| Cay. The death is supposed to have been
accidental, he having always carried 9
| play are entertained. Funeral was held 81
| Lincoln yesterday. The family is well
known here, having many relatives in this
| county.
| SARGENT-The landowners along the
| Chicago, Burlington Quincy railroad
| grade between Sargent and Brewster are
| holding meetings for the purpose OF urging
! the Burlington to build its line on the old
| grade that was constructed some twenty
| years ago. The country has made rapid
| advancement along this line during these
| years, Notwithstanding the long haul q
| market and II the Burlington does not In.
tend to extend the line it may be induced
to forfeit the right-of-way. so that the
country may be let out of bondage.