Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-25

Nebraska News Notes.
! SEWARD-Mrs. John knobs, an aged
resident OF this place died this morning
/ from pneumonia,
! SARGENl-lhc Rev. T. 7. Monaghan of
! the Apostolato Mission band gave a series
church In this city last week.
| SEWARD-Court will convene here on
January 20 to try the Capital National
bank cases which have been ON In one |
court OF another FOR sixteen years.
BEATIuCE-F Frank Braddock and Miss |
Anna warren, both of Finey, we're mar
rcd at belevile, Kan, last week. They |
win make their home on n farm near |
Finley
TIIAYER-Frcd Connel for many years
! q we'll known and highly respected resi- |
dent died at the home of his daughter, |
| mis-. Peter Eners Deceased was 81 years
Of age.
BEATRICE Ezekiel Mccormack an old
resident of Highland township in the north
part of this county, died sunday, aged ~
years. She Is survived by widow ana tiVo
children.
BEATRICE-Mrs Cornelia SCHNEIDER, an
ola resident Of Beatrice, died last evening
at the home OF her daughter. Mrs Peters,
IN West Beatrice, aged ~ years. She leaves
three children, all grown.
NEBRASKA ClIN-lla NJ. Clark and
Miss Rosa hathaway of Union came to- this
city last evening and were married. Lhey
viii make their home near Union on
farm belonging to the groom.
! PERU. n. Cox Of Arapshoe has been
elected assistant cashier Of the Peru state
, bank and will today take up his duties In
the place of J. u. Graves, who felt that
tho work in the bank was too combining
for him.
BEATRICE-G. H. Emery Of Lincoln
employed in the land commissioners Of
flee, is here assisting in the invoicing OF
the property OF the Feeble Minded in
. stitute before Dr. w. NJ. Thomas, the new
I superintendent, takes hold
SAIGENT--Owi to the crowded condi-
, ton of the Sargent public schools reor-
gani2ation was necessary MISS lne2 brown
added to the corps of teachers and the
Q second semester begins with flatterinB
, prospects. The school board has Favored
> the adding of the twelfth grade another
4 year
h BEATRICE Mrs William scully, whose
( husband, Lord SCully died in England
h few years ago. Yesterday filed In district
: court an answer saying that the estate Is
not liable for inheritance tax for the rea.
y son that Mr.. seully was never resident si,IT,t
is valued at $4,000.
ARD-Jcfferson Cox died suddenly
( from heart failure at his home near here
lie came to Seward county In 1873 and
q settled section fourteen in J township
. He had just completed a fine residence
y and became domiCiled in it. lie leaves a
e widow. two daughters and three sons.
y I'BATTSMOUTH-At the annual con
d VentiOn of the Catholic WOrkmen Of the
United States, held i'm Chicago last week,
two of the national offices were captured
by Pattsmouth citizens. The gentlemen
thus honored are j. NJ. Jrousek, who was
given the presidency. and Father Week,
elected chaplain Of the national society.
| PERU-E. +. Burris who Is raising some
L the best prizewinning White Orplngtons
in this part of the state. received today
a couple of the finest birds ever brought
Il into the state. One came from Hazelrtgg,
Ind, and cost Mr.. Burrows $50. The other
Is from Winona, Mimi, and the price pald
was S35. This bird won over some OF the
best birds of the west this fall.
PBATTSMOUTH--Mrs Kahol, wife of a
ss farmer residing a few miles southwest of
= this city, the mother of five small chill
u dren, died at her home very suddenly early
lg this morning OF heart failure she wa,
usual health when she was suddenly at
n tackled, falling to the floor she expired be
s. fore medical aid could be summoned.
as YORK-Cliff Farnk has petitioned the
no York county supervisors for the privilege
. OF building concrete building on the lot
es on which it is proposed to build a building
ri large enough for holding state poultry
. shows, state conventions and corn shows
- and il is contemplated that II the county
grants consent that the entire cost of thu
az building be paid for by sui scription.
IS, YORK-The Modern Woodmen and Roya
he Neighbors held joint installation of Off
90 GERS, after which a four-course dinner wa'
Go served TO 200 members. The WoodmeI
a officers were: J. NJ. Derrick, ID. c.; J
cy Peterson. Il. r.; a. c. Johnson, r V.
a A. G. Prewitt, clerk J. A. Christ, escort
"a c. A. Callander, manager. Royal Neigh
We bors. Mrs. Brooks, o.: Mrs Anna Foster
ne v o.; Mrs. b. A. Ward, p. o.; Mrs. r
ne Foster, chancellor; Mrs. ed Llohr Imar
al shall; Mrs Sarah Edmard, manager.
of YORK-After going through the preiml
he nary Of advertising for bids and securing
bids for the building of bridges in Yorl
nd county the contract was awarded to TN
by Western Bridge and Construction com
er pany, who are certified to as being tn
,Iv lowest and the best bidders. In making
- up an estimate of expenses of York count
ue for the year 1911 the committee on expense
en- reports that 1t will cost the taxpayers tn
m sum of $4,000, of which the cost of count
NO bridges is nearly one-half
30 TECUMSEH-At an enthusiastic meeting
- OF something over sixty of the business
he men of Tecumseh last evening, the TIE
be cumseh Commercial club was reorganized
at The present club rooms were leased unit
"a April ], 1912. The following officers wer
"u elected: President; G. e. staleyi vic
Is tary, Oscar Douglas; corresponding secre
,es ttary,, NJ NJ Davidson; board of directors
yes l.. M. Davis, n. NJ. Davidson, ]. c. Nc
rts wood
he PLATTSMOUTH-Flo Saxon OF Unto
had taste of the enforcement Of the blu
laws this morning when. upon a complain
filed by Dr. Newell Judge Beeson fine
n the defendant 81 and costs for cursing un
~ lawfully and profanely swearing in tn
presence of women and children on IN
n 24th day Of January OF this year. and 1
for being I'm unlawful state OF intoxica
ton on the I'D of this month. The couT
Informed the defendant II he would revea
w. the name Of the party who sold him An
~ toXicating liquor on Sunday he would &C
cept the statement I'm mitigation OF tn
lSe defendants offeuse and tighten his impris
eek onment accordingly. This Saxon decline
a. to do. Saxon was then taken to TAIL
ad -.,--,--
ments and disorders that make life mi,
cradle. Take Chamberlain's stomach an
l. Liver Tablets. keep your bowels reguIa
.faI and you will avoid these diseases. F,
"a. sale by all dealers