Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-19
Nebraska

hatue GIatluen Ca ~ isner the newly d
married pair uepartld iulr'eoiaiely tor .
their western home
HOIDtlA,5.---ee s.-ning March .. CO.
operative drhteft ~ ,trA4 Wni he pm epeta- I
mel chants oeutEr A. sachson- nestl = {
ttetse. q. Btu~l4, STAR uc-iy. det1ron I
Bros. r.. D. vlsuu. 81. reuricks anu /
Gus a. johnson q 10.
, TECUMsErf-rh The ma. or and city council I
9 Of tecums-n nave ciusea a coiit ar lor the J
services OF g.. q. Dfckson ut hastings a. .
I Frank treemole the retrng superinten- I
aent, wid take a vacation ana dues not an I
nuunce ius business plans tor the ruture.
] PLATTSMOCTH-A the age Of 10 years
( anu ii days Mrs. MARY Mces rths. an old I
time resiuent or thIs city uieu tnis morn
ing Al O. o ci0ck- airs. lmcCartny mad been
ili ror several months. caused b. senarM
breaking GOWN OF her powers b. reason OF
age. anu her death mai been eNpecUed for
some weeks
REPUBLICAN CITY DELEGATES to the
gress TO be held at Lincoln, February =
and "A from harlan county are j. ID Miller,
H. z. Stevenson. j. NJ. johnson. ".
teusner. -. huila, MaXey haskinH, ana
reter BeruuesL
NEBRASKA CITY-Nelson Overton. one
OF the pioneer settlers OF tnis section and
farmer member OF the legislature. sold
NJ ot-acre tarm i've miles south OF TINS
city 70 clinton cox for 2u1ttr1 and Is not
to give possession until this fall This
Is the highest prred farm sold in this sec
ton Tor some time
YORk-Frank Ledford. living in south
York county, son Of William Ledford. while
walking over an open bridge across the
Blue river. fell striking the ice on his neck
and shoulder breaking his neck, dying be
fore assistance could reach him. The dis
lance was over twenty-five feet from the
top OF the bridge 60 the ice.
WEST POINT-Theremain Of Mss Hat
tie DostRi. aged - years, daughter OF Mrs.
katherine Dostal OF Beemer were Inferred
in - Nichaefs cemetery at West Point.
. rfrrr "a rwf
mon. The cause Of death was appendicitis.
The GARRISON band accompanied the fun
eral cortege. playing dirgcs according 10
the Bohemian custom.
NELIGH-The aged mother OF r. j. 4
Horne, who resides a short distance north
OF tins city. died THURSDAY afternoon at
the home OF her son. Mrs Horne is one OF
Antelope county oldest residents. having
lived IN Oakdale and vicinity for more than
thirty-hVe years. The deceased is survived
by two children, r. J. horne OF this city,
and Mrs. EgEieston Of Cedar Creek.
HARVARD-1he public sch0ols OF this
THURSDAY afternoon a. the opera house. in
memory or Washington and Lincoln. 10
4 which the Grand Army vetaranE were in
we're the speakers. additional 20 the fine
program prepared by the school. and al
we're pronounced exceptionally good.
HOLDREGE str1ckler died at
his home IN West Holdrege on Monday.
February -. at the age Of - years.
brief service vas held In the home Wednes
Allen. when the body was then sent to
YORK where services we're conducted by
the Masonic order Of which deceased was
member. and interment was made.
NEBRASKA CITT-Thers is great in
terest being taken In the annual Fid-
dlers' carnival which is to held in this
city on next Thursday, and some forty
contestants have entered with a promise
Of = number Of others A special invi-
man OF Omaha TO be present and take
part the same he did last year
NEBRASKA CITY-A chapter OF the
= formed IN this city and the following Off
GERS have been elected: Regent. Mrs. c.
G.. Morton; vice regent Mrs w s Cor
= mutt; secretary, Mrs. John r. Golden; reg
lstrari Miss Gladys Cornutt: treasurer.
Miss Mary Wilson historian. Mrs. q nj
; Weeks. The chapter has some thirty-fivs
members.
XII GRAND ISLAND-The local race horse
men have secured option on a twenty
acre tract Just north OF the city and the
o hope Is expressed eventually to add county
tair features TO the racing events. As at
present mapped out the circuit Is to begin
at Alliance in June. with races to follow at
: Broken Bow, Galloway, Grand Island. Lex
y ington. Kearney, Shelton Aurora and pos
sibly Columbus.
NEBRASKA CTEY-Ben Graham went
:. In 70 feed and care for a sick horse yes
q teruay and as he did not return from
q the barn as soon as his family expected
u lying unconscious and badly bruised about
n me head and body. II Is feared he can
vicious one and kicked and stamped him
e before he managed to be thrown out OF
s the reach OF the animal
- GRAND IsLAND-At a second meeting
I, Of the newly organized board OF directors
y Of the Young Mems Christian association
J. i was brought out that the lease on the
= present Headquarters expires in MAY and
there is a hope that some improvements
can be made In the near future or that
r other and larger headquarters can be Sc
II cured. a watch Is to be awarded 10 the
I ( one who secures the largest number OF
, railroad members next month.
BEATRICE-The Wachtel- Ra wings dam
, age suit In the district court came TO an
e abrupt end yesterday when Il was learned
that the three-acre strip OF ground IN
: 1 MSnors ma. ma me MachJss are asking ina
= records in the register OF deeds The
/, / amount asked against Mayor Rawlings is
/" 800 Tor uespassing. II viii require some
e time to go over the records. ana the case
n viii In all probability 20 over to the next
4 term OF the district court.
YORK-The York Commercial club now
has a membership OF over 90 and IL con-
commercial organizations in the state and
for years IL has been doing great work
Z for York as is evidenced by the recent
census and the great growth OF York 5
commercial interests which has been the
= work OF this organization to constantly adj
, vance ana promote. The large rooms main
s tained By the organization is where the
mass meetings and business meetings OF
= citizens OF York are held.
: AURORA-A banquet for men was held
Fl" In the banquet room OF the First Methodist
e Episcopal church last night with J. W.
g Marvil as POSTMASTER Seventy-nve were
= present. The guests OF the evening were
4 District Superintendent 3. " Marsh and
= Rev. A. g. Bennett. pastor OF the Methodist
e church at York The object OF the meeting
was to organize chapter Of the Methodist
a Brotherhood A temporary organization. 90
be made permanent later. was effected.
e with the following officers President. 3. 3.
q Otto, secretary, ". {. keck, treasurer, H.
q f. Toof
q BROKEN BOW-Frank Ster emsOn. the
A. l1-year-oid hoy charged with forging and
= caahing a check the seven N-leys'
{" bank &C Galloway. was brought frolh his
e home a. Cherokee. Ia. Thursday by Sher-
r III Kennedy. When taken before County
Judge Holcomb, Stevenson admitted cash
ing the check and said he wanted the
le money TO paw his railroad fare home.
II where hts mother. who has since died.
wing nl- he committed 10 the
- Industrial school haaEnay- sheriff Ken
b nedg stated that The bows father requested
sf that his be 90 a reform auhuol.
a. ne had Become unmanaseahis.
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