Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-28

and Patriarch Newhouse with a party Of
other odd Fellows, went to Campbell last
night to institute new odd Fellows en-
campment at that place. Both branches of
the order here are taking in many mem
bers.
FAIRFUELD-The Fairfield Farmers
institute was held at the opera house on
January % and "a Mr., Haynes corn talk
was very instructive and both days and
evenings were taken by the various
abroad.
CAMBRIDGE-The Farmers Institute
school, which Is in session here this entire
week Is having an excellent attendance.
G. M. Brown and Prof. A. j. Dunlap. both
OF this city, gave interesting lectures last
evening on the subject Possibilities of
CAMBRIDGE-The citizens OF this part
OF Nebraska are interested in a state ex-
detrimental farm and agriculture school
1t being conceded that Cambridge is the
natural location for same, the citizens ven
ture to hope that the present legislature
will pass a bill threfor.
NEBRASKA CITY-The Nebraska City
woman's club has elected the following Of
ficers. President, Mrs. Nora Patterson;
vice president, Mrs. Clara King; second
vice president, Mrs Ellen Ware; secretary,
Miss Anne Stevenson treasurer. Miss Vina
Ellis; auditors, Mrs. Mary Golden and Mrs.
Henry Schwake.
WEST POINT-The Smith Jewelry COM
pany has disposed OF its jewelry busi-
ness to Herman HeitZman, who has been
in charge of the operating department of
the business for some time Mr. Heitz-
man is a native son of Cunning county
and well equipped to continue the present
flourishing business.
AUBURN-County Judge Parriott is
guaranteed at his home with smallpox.
His children came down with the disease
Is very light. No one has been confined in
bed more than one day. It is in such light
| form that the school board decided not
/ to close the school.
NEBRASKA CITY-At a meeting of the
members of the Otoe County Bar associa-
| ton the following officers were elected:
| President, George II. Heinke; vice presi-
| dent, Il. Il, Warren; secretary and treas
| urer, Edwin Zimmerer Following the cleo
4 ton was banquet at the Frontier hotel
/ and a social session,
| NEBRASKA CITY-At the home of Mr.
/ and Mrs William Roberts. their daughter
| Miss Lulu A. was united IN. marriage
THURSDAY TO EDWARD r. Lee, well-to-do
Young farmer residing south of the city
Both parties We're born and reared on
farms south Of the city and have been
/ lovers since early childhood.
! FAIRBURY-The funeral services Of the
/ late Fred Bundy were held from the home
| on West Third street, Friday a m, and
burial was in the Fairbury cemetery. The
deceased was p years OF age and had been
! due TO heart failure. The young man was
found dead I'm bed by his father.
BEATRICE. r. Dick, living five miles
! south OF Firth. died yesterday morning
of Brights disease, aged 81 years. Mr..
| Dick was a native OF Pennsylvania and
| came TO Gage county thirty-eight years ago
lie was never married, and leaves two
| brothers and two sisters. The funeral wal
held today from the family home. Inter
ment was I'm Grandview cemetery.
GRAND ISLAND-Frank Smith, engineer
Of the Union Pacific, running the Oregon
express, was severely injured while takins
his train through Merrick county. After
momentarily glancing backward, with hi,
head slightly out Of the cab window, p,
was struck, upon turning his face forward
by mail crane and the left eye was badll
injured The accident happened In the yard
! Of Clarks. He has been taken to his hOm
/ IN Omaha.
| NEBRASKA CITY-Judge II. ID. Travis
who has been holding the January term O
the district court, has taken a recess unit
I / the petit jury He has continued all case
set for trial until that time. Before ad
| lOurniMg court he granted an absolute di
vorce to Chloris Hogsett from her husband
! Charles Hogsett. on the grounds Of non
support and restored her maiden name
Chloris Bebout.
RED CLOUD-The Farmers institut
opened its doors here Tuesday ana IN
, attendance Is very large. The exhibits O
all kinds OF grain and vegetables are mos
{ excellent. The women have a department
| filled with cooking and needle work, II
s | tie barn h. filled with the best grade o
! horses, mules, hogs and poultry. Alto
4 gether the institute Is the best ever he'll
& In the county Attendance about 1000.
{, WEST POINT-The business changes 10
1 the last week In West Point commercii
: / circles have been as follows The Farm
eTs exchange, feed store. egg butter. pOu
, from q. r. Cathro, the former owner, /