Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-03

REPUBLICAN CITY-walter Gosnell and
Mirth Clifford OF this city were united in
marriage at Phillipburg, Kan. ..
NEBRASKA CITY-Miss Nellie Swanson,
Neb. The body will be brought here Tues
day for interment. The family were
former residents Of this county and lived
near Dunbar.
NEBRASKA CITY-The home of ex-
County Commissioner G. j. Mulis has been
quarrantined because of the fact that one
attack of smallpox. This Is the first case
in this county Tor several years.
SUTHERLAND-Agit citation for a new
school building in Sutherland at cost Of
approximately $4,000 Is on Sutherland s
school facilities at present surpass those
Of most western Nebraska country towns,
and people are in the habit of moving in
from the RANGES and farms for the school
year.
TABLE ROCK-A series Of meetings be-
gan here Sunday night at the Christian
church to last through the month OF Janu-
airy, conducted by Evangelist John l.. Stone
OF Wakefield, Neb., assisted by the pastor,
Rev. George NJ. Jacobs. The singing will
be in charge of Rev. Charles h. Mccoy
Of Hardy. Neb.
NEBRASKA CITY-George V. Clouch, a
Canadian. who has been working at Tai
mage, got on spree saturday and nearly
wrecked q saloon at that place. He was
brought TO this city for confinement An
the county Jail after he had tried to burn
up the jail at Talmage. lie recently haC
hinAlldE lIpublt at AubuIus
NEBRASKA CITY-AccOrding TO the II
port OF County Recorder G. II. Lathrol
there were filed In his office during th'
month Of December four farm mortgage.
amounting to 81, 152 Is and two released
valued at S2,250 on town property eight
mortgages were filed OF the value OF
s. $50 rs and nine released. whose value was
SSS45.45.
SUTHERLAND. e. Thresher. residing
several miles north Of town, was killed
by being run over by a heavily loaded
wagon. He was hauling railroad ties and
In negotiating hill evidently fell 10 the
ground in front OF the wheels. and his
life was crushed out. Deceased was about
50 years Of age and leaves widow and
family.
REPUBLICAN OITY-The funeral of
G. G. Howley was held in the Methodist
church at this place yesterday. Services
were conducted by Rev. Ernest OF the
German Baptist church Mr.. Hawley was
20 years old. He was an old soldier and
moved TO this country from Iowa twenty
/ five Years ago He leaves a widow, two
daughters and five sons.
| MCOOK-McCook opened the New Year
with two small fires, between and
o clock Sunday morning The first resulted
/ In the destruction OF the barn on the
W. r. Starr residence property, entailing
loss OF a few hundred dollars. upon
which there was adequate insurance The
second fire was in the basement OF the
] G. II. Lehn brick building in the heart OF
/ the business section. The cigar store and
billiard hall OF A. o. Mcdonald & Co, in
this building sustained small loss By smoke
and water. They carried S2.O0O insurance.
| NEBRASKA CITY-County Superintend-
| ent r. G. King has filed his resignation
with the county commissioners and viii
accept the position OF superintendent al
the institute for the blind on the 9Th Sc
I as TO enable Superintendent n. G. Abbott
/ 70 80 10 Plattsmouth on that day and &C
cept the position Of superintendent OF the
public school OF that city. a position q
/ which he was elected at the last meetine
I Of the Board Of Education Charles
I Speedie, superintendent OF the public
! schools OF Talmage. has filed his appnca.
/ ton with the Board OF County Commits
sloners 20 succeed Superintendent r. c
! king, and there Is every indication thai
] the board Will appoint him. He Is one VI
\ the leading educators OF the county and :
[ democrat and the members OF the Boart
OF County Commissioners are all demo
Gratis.