Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-08

Nebraska News Notes.
HUMBOLDT-The West side Cigar store,
managed by Charles Paradise, was robbed
OF $40 Wednesday night.
BEATRICE-Niels Lund and Mrs. Matte
Nelson, both of Savannah, Mo, were mar
ried here yesterday by Judge Walden.
BEATRICE-Mrs. Katherine Banks, a
pioneer resident of Saline county, died yes
terday at her home at Dewitt, aged SO
years.
KEARNEY-The city has purchased ten
acres of land adjoining the city cemetery
and will plot It and sell the lots for burial
ground.
WACO-On January the Waco post
office was advanced to third-class, or pres
idential office, and can now issue interna-
| tional money orders.
WEST POINT-The births and deaths
for the month of December for this dis
| trict, as returned by the registrars are.
| Births, seven deaths, four
| YORK-Thirty years ago, according to
| the flies OF the York Republican, bushel
| Of corn, a bushel OF oats and a dozen eggs
were the same price in this market-D
cents.
| BEATRICE-Martin c. Bump OF North
| Bend, Ind, and Miss Laura v Lee Of this
city were married here yesterday by Judge
| Ellis. The bride recently came here from
Iowa.
HILDRETH While overhauling his
acetylene gas plant, W. s. Mari, cashier
| OF the Franklin County bank OF Hldreth,
inhaled too much gas and is confined to
| his bed.
KBARNEY-Mrs. Grant Bvers of Center
| township died Friday morning OF rheu-
matism OF the heart. She leaves hus-
band and six children, the youngest baby
weeks old.
| KEARNEY-The Christian church of this
city will erect new pressed brick build
ing in the heart of the city, the structure
to cost 10000 and to have seating ca
pacity of 1000.
sUTToN-The funeral OF George Cook
was hold Wednesday from the ConBregs-
tlonal church, OF which he was a life.
long member. Mr.. Cook leaves a widow
and four children.
| LUSHTON-Ray Allison sold his eighty
| acre farm near here for $4,000. There is
u good demand for York county land at
prices higher than land sells for in any
| ALLIANCE-The Sisters of St Agnes
academy conducted a successful and pro-
fitable sale recently Of handmade goods
and fancy work made in the academy, the
total proceeds reaching SITS.
| YORK-The York County Chicken show.
| which is now being held here, is said to
be the largest show. Of the kind outside of
the state show. Chicken fanciers are here
| from all over the state and many from
| outside,
! NEBRASKA CITY-Judge Travis yester-
day afternoon appointed DR. A. p CHM
| sanity to succeed DR.. F. g. Harnell, who
resigned, and o. G. Leidigh to succeed
| himself
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. H. craig anu MISS
| Purmelia Sparks we're married at the
brides home at Hoag yesterday. Rev. U.
c. Brown officiating. The young couple
will make their home on a farm north of
the city.
| ALLIANCE-Loca chairman, w. S. Rid
CELL is in receipt OF letter from Norfolk
Neb., advising him that fifty volunteer
firemen will arrive from that city to take
part in the state convention TO be held here
| January II.
BEATRICE-The Board of Supervisors
engaged in quite a wrangle yesterday over
the claim of SlO0 filed by s. b. Moore for
planting six trees in the court house yard.
After considerable sparring the bill was
turned down.
YoRK-News of the death of Riley
Struble at Maquoketa, Ia has been re-
ceived. For many years Mr. Struble was
a resident of York county and took very
active interest in the York County Agri-
cultural society.
BEATRICE-The Crabtree Forensic club
met last night and elected these officers;
Alfred Wright, president; Webster Sage,
vice president; Vernon Seabury, secretary;
Fred Wilson, treasurer; Harold Nation,
press correspondent
WEST POINT-The newly elected county
officials assumed their offices on THURSDAY.
They are: County Attorney Hugo NJ. Mich
olson OF Wisner and County Supervisors
Henry G. Paulsen OF Bancroft and l.. c.
Thiemke OF Wisner.
HUMBOLDT-Th funeral of Samuel
! Williamson was held Friday afternoon al
! the Presbyterian church. Rev. Mr.. Cardy
preached the sermon and the Daugntei
p Of the American Revolution and Masoni'
lodges assisted In the burial
! BEATRICE-The directors Of the Beatric,
? Iron works held meeting last night and
elected these officers: A. J. Trude, pres
dent; r. r. Kyd, vice president; Angus
Schaefer, secretary treasurer r. r. kyS
I was elected general manager of the plant
BEATRICE-Dick Austin. who wa
wounded In the left side the other day a
Fnley by the accidental discharge Of p
40 Ta Na he aNN In
physicians removed the ball yesterday
p which was found imbedded near the spine
I ALLIANCE-Peter J. Hogan. who 10
. several years has been connected with tn
United States land office here, has re
~ Gently been promoted TO an important gov
70 eminent position in Washington, ID. c., AN
J. will leave shortly TO take NJ his neN
I duties
s WEST POINT-WiIham Ockander an
10 Miss Frieda Reuter- were united in mar
: rage on Wednesday by Rev. William He
, man. pastor OF the German I.uthera
L can Cunning county and will make thel
- home near Bancroft
. ALLIANCE-R Rev. Harris, rector OF th
= Episcopal church here has resigned hi
U pastorate and will move about FebruaT
h I 10 stark. Fla, where he owns a tract q
good farming land. Rev. Harris has bee
here for some time and Is well liked, hi
successor has not as yet been named.
REPUBLICAN, CITY-Robert r. French
:, grand custodian OF NebTaska, Ancient, Ere
il and Accepted Masons, was in Republica
Is City yesterday and held school OF IN
2 struction In the lodge hall al $3.50 a. m
" $50 p. m. and 80 p. m. There was a goo
= attendance OF members OF that order.
ID NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. F. Trimborn c
BaEile Mills died al ST Joseph's hospts
l. I'm Sioux CITY Monday. Nj. Trimborn wa
, bern in Germany. March T. 1853. and serve
in the German army several wears rank
T. ing as sergeant before coming to this couu
r try in 1873, widow and one son surviv
, him.
- NEBRASKA CITY-The petit Juror
who have been drawn for the Januar
10 term Of the district court which begin
n, January % and the jury called on JaRuar
r. &c. ATE as follows: Paul Hampsl Pal
A., GlttinEer, Henry Corbin. James Meek Z
r. Souders. Henry Brockman. Paul NaeVt
AArTy atutt. John ]. DUR, W. 3. Cornut