Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-25

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MCOOK-A tree fell on Henry Helison
OF Danbury, this county, Tuesday and he
Is in a critical state.
BLUE HIBI-Postmaster McNeir re-
cetved message Wednesday that his SON
Charles had died the previous night at his
home in Denver.
HILDRETH-The home Of Carson Hill
dreth. the Franklin banker, was destroyed
by fire which was caused by the explosion
OF an acetiyne light plant.
MCOOK-A small building part Of the
James Cain estate, was burned last night
between II and u o clock. Loss will not
exceed few hundred dollars 1t was not
occupied.
MCOOK Silvanus Dunn of Freedom.
Neb., and Elsie Beggs of Havana Eeb.,
were married by Rev. r. T. Bayne Of the
Congregational church Thursday afternoon
at the Palmer hotel.
BEATRICE-Mrs Julia Harpster, a pio-
neer resident of southern Gage county,
died Yesterday at her home in Blue Springs,
aged 50 years. She located near that place
In 1867, where she lived until her death.
HlLDRETH-C. E. Samuelson has Just
announced the purchase OF Hanson Bro.
general merchandise stock. He already
owned as large a stock and will cOnsoli-
date the two, making q department store.
MCOOK-Mr. and Mrs. d. F. Hupp and
her father all Of Lebanon, this county,
are suffering from injuries received last
Sunday by the thrice overturning of Mr..
Hupp's automobile by running at too swift
a speed around a corner.
| KEARNBY-Charles n. Phillips and Miss
\ Jennie Dowler were married here last
night They Will make their home in Sioux
! City Mr. Phillips was In charge Of the
! printing department at the Industrial
| school until his marriage.
. BEATRICE-There is a lively fight on
/ at Wymore between Mayor Rawlings, pres
4 ent incumbent. and Edward Mauck, demo-
! cratic candidate. While there is an effort
! being made to elect Mauck, Rawlings be-
! lleves he will win out with votes to spare.
HARRINGTON - Sheriff McFadden left
| Friday morning for Lincoln, having in
custody Mrs. Maggte Davis. who will begin
Ira NJ Churchill; and Otto Stark, recently
convicted Of horse stealing and sentenced
TO one year.
| KEARNEY District court adjourned
equity session. Mrs Florence ID. Martin
| obtained judgment against William Ander-
| son OF Sl.2OO on mechanics lien. Several
other equity suits involving minor sums
FREMONT-A 3-year-old son Of Lyman
| Middaugh OF Ames died here yesterday
from kick by colt number Of men
at the Middaugh farm were breaking the
colt and the boy got too near the animal
He was brought to the Fremont hospital
but died shortly after.
BLUE HILI.--Mrs. A. B. Garfield died
at the home Of her daughter at Edgar this
week The funeral services were held
Monday on the 10Th anniversary OF her
birthday. Some fifteen years ago Mr.. and
Mrs. Garfield lived in Blue HILL where
Mr.. Garfield was engaged In the hardware
business
KEARNEY-Oiiver Cove Norton. son of
Mrs. Charles o. Norton OF this city, who
is a student at Phillips Exeter, Exeter
N H., Is Ill in a hospital there OF a Sc
we're attack OF grip. He was operated on.
both eardrums being incised. but Il is as
YET too early to say how serious the case
may prove.
BEATRICE-The officers at Wymore are
OF the opinion that they have secured a
cue TO the two men who held up John
Dell manager Of the Bell Telephone com
pany, at Wymore Sunday night and robbed
MIN OF IS They are believed to be resi-
dents OF Wymore and should a little more
evidence be secured arrests win likely oc-
cur any time.
| kEARNEY-William Monkey Of PIeasan-
ton, as years old, was adtudged insane IN
thls city yesterday and today was taken
10 the Hastings Insane asylum by the
deputy sheriff. Mr.. Monkey suffered a
stroke Of paralysis about ten wears ago
and never fully recovered from this ms
hallucinauon was that he had wandered
, away from his people, and repeatedly left
his aged wife TO search, as he thought for
) his home.
DUNBAR-The adult Bible class OF the
! Presby church Of this place num-
bering a membership Of 10 1.-THE largest
, class in southeastern Nebraska. gave rs
annual banquet here Wednesday evening
at the opera house. DR.. J. 81 IIchten.
! POSTMASTER, and the following responded
70 toasts: Rev. F. ". Love, pastor OF tht
church; NJ. T. Harrison, James p Baker
, Rev, Ezra Martin, Frank Galbraith. F. =
, swain, Mrs, w, w Anness, Mrs George
, Brown and W. W. Anness.