Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-08

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lawrence and Miss
Pearl Burgess both Of this city, were mar
ried in Lincoln.
a YORK-w. W. Chapman has sold his res
taurant TO Ralph Wright newspaper
man and printer.
Observation-Disclosures son of Chris Loot
terle died at his home In this place last
evening Of rheumatism, aged q years.
Observation-Disclosures, son Of George Lin
gelbach Of this place, recently enlisted for
the navy and Is attending the naval school
in Newport, h l.
BRADSHAW-News Of the death of w.
II. Kelly. at one time an early settler Of
Lookrtdge township, living on q farm
northeast Of here, was received here.
CENTRAL CITY-Annie p. Dinsdale
prominent resident of Palmer and widow
hospital, where she had gone for treatment.
TBCUMSBH-A new Methodist church
building, TO cost not less than 5000, is to
be erected in Sterling 10 take the place
of the building recently destroyed by fire.
~ BLUE HIIIl--ln Tuesdays election there
waA but one ticket in the field. Martin
and Stoffugar were elected to succeed
themselves. Dur1du won out By two-to-
one vote for marshal.
MCOOk-McCook boosters are securing
southwestern Nebraska in the interest Of
McCook as the location for the enw agrt-
cultural college, and meeting with most
encouraging success,
,CHAPPELL5-FredS udmRn, who Is presi-
dent Of the First National bank Of this
an eleven-room residence, which VIII be
furnished In modern style.
MCOOK-The body Of Mrs. Carly was
brought here from Denver Tuesday and
buried In Calvary cemetery. Deceased was
the mother OF Peter Carly, for years yard
master for the Burlington here.
FAIRBURY-Durlng the last week
County Judge Z. {. Boyle issued marriage
licences to the following parties Lyman
Il. Bracy Is, and Evelyn Isosey, -; ed
ward q. Krebs, a., and Carrie Silavella, 20
YORK-"Dad" Blodgett known to nearly
every travelling salesman I'm Nebraska, and
for years landlord of the Bodgett hotel
OF York, Is improving In health. For over
year Mr.. BlOdgett has been great suf-
ferer.
BLUE HILL-There were 404 cans Of
cream shipped from this station during the
month Of March at an average price Of
about per can f THIS means means the b "a farmer rTon
this one source.
FAIRBURY-Jay Mcdowell, son OF MIR.
J. h. Mcdowell, and former Fairbury
boy, was married some time ago to Mrs
Laura Kennedy ofNSt, Paul, MINI. Mr.
and Mrs. j. b, Mcdowell expect them to
visit Fairbury in June.
CHAPPELT4-1he water works and cleo
trlo ligh bonds will be sold on April a. and
work will at once begin upon the plant
which is to be put in here, there is also
much talk OF a new high school building
and q county court house.
BURWELIl-At the election Tuesday the
town went for high license and elected
George Hise and w. y. Mattern to the
council The principal fight seemed to be
Centered on the pool halls and they only
carried by q majority OF five.
CENTRAL CITN-The county convent ion
q the Modern Woodmen was held IN the
CuddingtOn hall IN this city yesterday
afternoon A. l.. Day of Central city was
elected delegate and G. a. Gray OF silver
Creek alternate to the state convention,
PIATTSMOUTH-Ar OF incorpora-
tion Of the Phllpot Ranch company Of
Weeping Water were filed with the county
clerk today, The capital stock is 100000
tho corporation TO exist fifty years and
engage Ia stock raisng buying, selling
and shipping.
BEATRICE-Charles Wolg'e and Miss
blanche Young Were married at the home
Of the brides parents two miles west Of
the city, Rev. King Of Ellis officiating.
They Will make their home tI Beatrice.
where the groom is employed with the
Standard OIL company.
PlATTsMOUTH-Du the month Of
March IN this county there were filed for
record In the office OF Registrar OF Deeds
snyder fifty farm mortsassa, lle amount
Of mortgage inocbteduCss AS s.H,a.llg $751;
asa There were thirty-c.sht releases filed.
the amount being SlB,I02.
CHAPPEIIs-Thc villase election passed
off quitely here there by.us no contest 90
speak OF A. G. Neumauu. Who is ngeseu,
mayor was reelected. A. y. Coleual bau-
the new member elected as one OF the
trustees OF the village, The village Wen
dry, however, this question was not au
issue.
PI.ATTSMOUTH-rh directors OF The
Plattsmouth Building and loan aSsoCla-
tion met last evening and elected the fol-
lowing officers for the next year. William
Balance. president; John IIalstron Vice
president; 4, N. Paterson. secretary, j. 10.
BRrNtok, treasurer and Do. 3D. Wiudham,
solicitor.
wYMoRE-The city council has adopted
plans submitted by G. d. AetAer for a
combination electric power G1ase and CITY
hall The building viii be 5lx60 feet. with
large council chamber, vault. room for
the fire department apparatus and engine
room. Bids are being advertised for the
construction OF the building.
PLATTSMOUTH-A home wedding took
place al the residence OF the brides pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. b. T. Cook. IN this
city last evening, when their daughter.
Miss Ora j., was married 10 Ny. Isaac H..
smith, IN the presence OF immediate rela-
tlNes Rev. W. l. Austin. pastor Of the
Methodist church, officiated
BLUE HII.L-The annual county conyeu-
tion Of the WOodmen lodge was held Ia
blue Hin Wednesday, The principal BUSH
ness Of the convention was 20 elect dele
gates 70 the state convention, which will