Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-24

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Nebraskn News Notes.
GENEvA-Ars. Harvey Hitch is seri- 4
0usy sick and Mrs. Len Warner is still .
very il
PLATTsbtoUTH-Judgs Beeson married |
Herman Rau OF Murdoch and Miss Elma |
Tucker Of the same village.
SEWARD-Orville Howard Of Milford I
was Injured by a horse falling on him. /
breaking the bones OF his foot,
FAIRBCRY-Judge c. c. Boyle this week
married Carl the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. /
Grant G. Brown. and Miss Margaret Glebe. |
SEWARD-The building committee Of the /
Lutheran seminary has plans FOR four
teen-roOm music temple which will be built |
this summer.
sEWARD-The Burlington road will be-
I gin the erection Of a $1,000 depot here next
fall. The business Of that road here eN-
ceeds 10000 annually.
! sEWARD-The Blue River Power COM
I pany has commenced a second development
az old Camden. near Milford, where the
Big Blue unttes with the West Blue river.
| STELLA-N. l. Kepfer has sold his
| restaurant TO s b. Ross Of Douglas. Neb
I Mr. and Mrs. Keefer viii move at once TO
| Florida. where rs has a small fruit farm.
/ FAlRBURN-J. W. Mcdonnell held a big
| opening Of his new department store on
| Wednesday. An orchestra furnished music
I for the occasion and a big crowd was pres
emit
/ BEATRICE-Albert Bristor of OdeII and
I Miss Edna Green Of Diller were married
! here yesterday by Judge Walden They
| will make their home on farm near
/ RAGAN-The village board will prepare
/ the ballots for the spring election. so that
| the matter Of having saloons and pool
people
GENEVA-The Masous dedicated their
new lodge hall yesterday with a banquet.
All Of the grand officers were present,
I Grand Master Cheney. Grand Chaplain
J Bishop Beecher Of Kearney and other
visitors
BEATRICE-The farmers Of the FiIey
vicinity are working upon a proposition to
organize a farmers elevator company at
Eilley. Those behind the move expect to
purchase the Stanhope elevator for s. COO.
stocks viii be issued In shares Of $50 each.
BEATRICE Maggie Stone against Al
tred stone Is the title OF a divorce suit
} filed Wednesday IN the district court. The
plaintiff makes desertion and uonsupport
the main grounds for her action. She asks
for slimony and the custody Of her child.
PLATTSMOUTH-Bids were opened at
washington, covering the plumbing on the
new postoffice building here. from which
IL appears that John Bauer & Son OF this
city are 80 lower than any Of the four
, S300924
GRAND IsLAND-The district dentists
convention has adjourned after the election
! Of DR.. s. A. Allen Of North Loup as prssi-
! dent DR.. L. A. Chambers OF Gutenberg
as vice president and DR.. John Denzler OF
) banquet was served in the parIors Of the
First Methodist church.
sTELL-A--There will be three members
TO elect this spring on the town board and
the following candidates names have been
filed; Jason Timerman, G. NJ. Andrews.
viii be, W. D. Bryant j. g. Reimers and
I. A. Mcdowell. The two holdovers on
the board are temperance.
FAIRBURY-A prairie fire raging west OF
= Gladstone, in this county, destroyed several
hundred ties on the Rock Island railroad
| track. It was necessary for a force OF
section men to replace these ties before
A farmer let the fire get away from him
while burning off some grass.
n GRAND ISLAND-Mrs Chester A. Aid
N rich OF Lincoln. was the guest OF honor
noon at the home Of Mrs. w. A. Prince
d the hostesses being Mesdames Downing
= eighty women were present There was
i program OF the songs Of England by Mrs
:. Lillian Helms OF Lincoln, Miss Louis,
3 ZumWtnkel being the pianist
/, GENEVA-On complaint OF Mayor Ratei
: and the members Of the city council. Greg
a DRY F. Schinker. owner Of the local eIectrf,
d light. plant, was arrested last Thursday
% charged with dipsOmania. After securina
the help OF Judge Epperson OF Clay county
he had hearing. About fifty wftnesse,
r were called. but In the end he was founC
8 ut subject for treatment and was taker
- TO Lincoln last evening by Sheriff Ashton.
FAIRBURY-The case Of Joe A smitl
on the charge OF embeZZlement was triet
D. before Judge c. c. Boyle Wednesday an,
he was found guilty. This party worke,
for c. 9. Catlin some time ago and col
. lecteo money TO the amount OF S34 So whicl
no never turned over to his employer
Sheriff Chirnside arrested him at O'Neu
and brought him back to FaIrbury Judg
l. Boyle sentenced Smith to serve thirty day
In the county jail
LORTON-The citizens ticket for cit,
officers was unanimously made WEDNESDAY
evening. City clerk, Joel Eaton; cit
81. treasurer, g. II. Damme; chief OF police
= William Wright; street commissioner
n George J. Barth; councilmen, William
Ives and Edward Boehn. The term O
n Mayor G.. H. Damme will not expire unit
next spring. The question OF wet o,
70 dry was not mentioned AT the primaries
NJ but II is understood that LOrton will z,
n, wet another year.
,r PLATTSMOUTH-Jack Childers OF Ore
= apolis was out on the Platte river yester
10 day morning looking for wild geese an,
m observing a flock on the river between
D. him and the Missouri Pacific bridge q few
hundred rods away, bore down upon then
Just as a train Of cars came over IN,
bridge. The geese, frightened at the train
81 tailed 70 see the hunter and flew dfrectI,
across the PROV Of his boat when Nj
Chiders let drive with his pump gun an
= killed five OF the wild fowl before the
got out Of range.
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>, The Yellow Peril.
JGundice, malaria, biliousness vanishei