Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10

FAIRBURY-Mrs. Lester Chhuets We
snnounctnR that her sister was dying
RrrATRICE-Ths smallpox situation rs
much Improved at Cortland, ana at preSIeh'
there are only four cases under auarail
BEATRICE-Mrs. Mary Hagey receives tS,e3
CSarios leonard. a former Beatrice resi-
dsnt had committed suicide by cutting ms
throat with a razor. He was VI years Vi
age. 80,
years railroad picnic at CAMBRIDGE on
| Tueaday June a. Arrangements arc Oelns
perfected for the greatest picnic yeI MnTno[
! taken by the railroad men Oh the McOo"A
division.
Clay CENTER--Kirk Potts Of Harvard
| was convicted by jury In the county
eenv He was charged with having stolen
a Jug OF whisky belonging to farmer
| near Harvard.
BEATRICE = The Cortland Cres tIanS
| The company will begin work on It's plant
next wednesday. 1t will manufacture nut-
ter and carry on a general business as
| creamery plant.
| RANDOI.PH-At the annual election Of
officers for the ensuing year, the toiioWlng
were elected for Masonic lodge; Master
i Irving oliver; senior warden, o. l. heeo
| iiinioT warden. Frank Stewart; secretary
W. r. Cain; treasurer, W. H. Staeeman.
l. EAIRRITRY-Mrs David zimmerman and
children left for Riverside, Cal, 10 JON
"a that Mace Tor several months in an
effort to benefit his health. Mr. am N,
norman has been surterer from III
health for q long time
sARGENT-After three years of drouth
Sargent Is again out Of the DRY oeit
with two saloons. They are located on
Main street in the same buildings rs iG Iosnss
, are held by c. r. Freeman and Stan Carr
They opened for business on Friday att
ernoon.
J and Albert J. Jackson were welded at the
Congregational parsonage by Rev w M
Richards. in the presence OF Few imme-
date friends and relatives. The bride was
a resident of this city, while the groom IL
telegraph operator at Hinsdale III
where the couple will make their home.
HoIDRBGE-This afternoon from the
Swedish Lutheran church n Occurred Sis6 ms ~:
) home in this city saturday at the age ol
) "a years Mr.. Backman. who was pio'
rather sudden attack OF diabetes He 1,
survived by his widow and three grown
/, daughters
DECENTRALIZATION has organized q
I good roads and automobile association
I Ed Lotto Is president OF the club and DIT
]. p. Merritt, secretary. II already has .
! fund Of about 500 and is planning to work
9 I in conjunction with the county Authori.
4 ties Much work has been done toward
making the highways leading into Teke'
nah easy OF access Deaut1ul IN appear
NEBRASKA CIrY-saturday afternoOI
c. L. Farthing. q government inspector
came home and laid down on the table
$50 In bills for his wife, with which Z
, the house and went TO a neighbors 10
short time and when she returned thu
money was gone. The police are workint
on the case, but have no clue as to thu
! manner In which the money was taken
NEBRASKA CITY - The remains o
Charles Swift, who died at Sioux City, Ia
were brought TO this city today for inter
ment. The deceased was IN the retail sho'
business in this city for many years ant
from here went 70 Omaha, and from Their
TO Sioux City. where he died. He wa
: Pennsylvania- where he was born AMI
: reared He is survived by his wife and I
A son.
! NEBRASKA CITD-wnnam Ieibold Il
resolving instructiOns regarding the T RAISING
r OF frogs, He brought home with him
. large shipment Of the larger sized frOg
and two tanks filled With tadpoles. II,
has q large farm on the east side of tn
e river on which there Is an Immense pom
: and here he win start raising frogs for tn
. market II is the first venture OF this kini
: In this part Of the country.
= FAIRBURY-0eor6s Davis and twelv,
= boys ranging IN age from ID to 10 year
wss ,ognS ths. paxi sA ssa s esaSa al
on his person. He was bound over to dis
triot court The young men were severely
rePrtm am by Judge e 2; BOYLE A era
o Little blue river for some time and tn
> officers think the experience OF Sunday viii
. have a tendency % break up tn
= practicA.
BEATRICE-Charged with being disloya
. 20 his party. c. Palmerton, a member OF tn
J, socialist organisation here, was ousted iron
A the party at a meeting OF socialists he'll
: Sunday afternoon. The secretary OF tn
I" local stated that he had been instructed 4
> prefer charges in writing against Palmer
= ton, summoning him to appear before tn
meeting on Sunday, but that Palmerton re
marked that he was through with the or
ganiEation here; that the members remind
=, ed him OF a body OF old women.
NEBRASKA CITY-The grocery store o
Johnson Brothers was robbed Sunday Tn
= firm Is in the habit OF placing $40 in eacl
n OF the nine pocketbooks OF their clerk
;, for change, 80 they will have It for chang
when they open up each morning m
poeksthooks are then placed N q eOets