Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-17

4 day School association will meet in In
dianols, February 2-22
! McCOOK-Rev. ID. l.. Mcbride has &C
cepted the call to the pastorate OF the Nc
COOK Baptist church, effective April /.
! BEATRICE-John Hicken and Miss Ten
Albers, both OF Diller. were married here
yesterday by Judge Walden. They will
make their home on a farm near that place.
KEARNEY-Di Divorce has been granted
Mrs. Rosa Carson OF this city In her suit
against her husband. George Carson in
which she charged desertion and non-sup-
\ port.
IOWA CITY-septic poisoning following
an operation, has resulted in the death Of
Miss Nellie Wise of Cedar Falls at the
Mercy hospital of Iowa City. She was the
daughter OF state Senator Charles d. Wise.
IOWA CITY-The annual meeting of the
Dental Faculty association of the Associa-
i ton OF American universities will be held
/ n Iowa city, March and s, under the
direction OF the dental faculty Of the Uni
versity Of Iowa
! IOWA CITY-While decorating for the
Junior prom In the armory OF the University
! OF Iowa today j. Edgar Ashton, member
OF the students committee. fell, sustaining
broken nose and frightfuliy sprained
arm and knee. lie viii recover.
KEARNEf-A double wedding was held
In kearney "Wednesday afternoon. Thomas
X. spellmeyer Of Summer, and Miss Nettle
Bell Miller OF Miller. and Arthur s. True
man and Miss Samantha j. Spellmeyer of
Sumner, being the contracting parties.
HoLDREGE-The Bon Ton restaurant
has resumed business under the same man
agement IN this city. About one month
/ ago, due TO some legal difficulties opera
tions were suspended and the place has
remained closed until now. All affairs
have been straightened out.
! NEBRASKA CITY--Robert Walker the
| cOlored man charged with attacking the
small daughter Of oolored widow had
| his hearing IN the county court yesterday
and was bound over 10 the district court In
the sum Of $500 but being unable TO give
bail was returned 10 the county jail.
| BROKEN BOW - Sheriff Kennedy
has gone to Cherokee Ia. to bring
back Frank Stevenson, charged with
forging check for f2iiO on the
check eashed and Immediately started for
| Iowa. but upon information furnished by
Constable Penny Of Galloway. he was ap-
pretended by the Cherokee officials.
! NEBRASKA CITY-There are now sixty
two students in attendance at the institute
| for the blind, which is the largest number
there TOT a number OF years. The last
| tended school for three years at Glasgow
/ Scotland. The legislative committee was
/ here last evening looking over the building
years.
| IOWA CITY-A gray prairie wolf ran
through the main business streets Of Iowa
l City Wednesday until II came to the viaduct
I OF the Rock Island railroad on which an
engine was Just blowing off steam. The
animal leaped to the north side OF the
viaduct, struck telephone pole and drop
ped down the bank thirty feet to the tracks
and ran out OF sight This Is the first wolf
seen for many years here.
NEBRASKA CITY-A distress warrant
was issued yesterday afternoon against
James n. Trimbly OF Syracuse and his
billiard tables at that place were levied upon
/ by Sheriff Fischer An attachment Tor a
/ fine and costs has been issued out OF the
| district court growing out OF Trimbly try
! ing 20 operate a billiard and pool hall at
Syracuse, after he had been refused a
license by the village board.
/ BROKEN BOW-A committee from Ar
mold has requested the Commercial club
10 meet Il IN conference here Thursday
night In order 10 arrive at some
definite conclusion In regard TO the pro-
posed railroad between here and Arnold.
II Is understood that the people OF Ar
mold are much In earnest about the road
and Il Is the purpose Of the promoters 10
push the enterprise as rapidly as possible,
! IOWA CITY-The University OF Iowa
chapter OF Sigma XII, the national honorary
scientific fraternity, today chose the fol-
loWing students to membership; c. p.
| Howard, Charles Fraser Noah knapp.
| Walter Miles, Catherine Aschenbrenner.
| Donald Davidson. Clifford Farr. Levi Gid
dings. Beuhla HAYDEN, Oriey Truman.
! Francis Van Tyl Olive Alexander Harry
| Hartupee, Earl HatE. Ivan Houk Farl
Putnam and David Terwilliger.
/ NEBRASKA CITY-Sheriff Fischer was
caliNi 10 syracuse last evening to arrest a
Greek. who is section foreman for the Bur
iington railway at that place. charged with
| assaulting and attempting 20 kin Charles
w Davis. u Il eharged that the Greek
| struck Mr.. Davis with a crowbar and broke
( his arm. The Greek went by the name Of
| Joe Smith. He was brought 10 this CITY
last evening and placed in iaf charge
of assault 10 do great bodily harm has
been filed against him.
! BROKEN BOW-The local authorities
| are on the lookout for a red headed
woman who Is reported 10 have committed
small thefts IN the suburbs and outskirts
/ Of town The fwoman's method is to hang
/ about some Property where the neiEhbor-
hood is sparsey settled land. when the oc-
cupants are absent TO effect an entrance
and take anything she fancies The latest
victim is Fred Myers. an aged German.
residing alone about one mile east Of here.
Upon his return trip TO town he discovered
that his house had been entered and a
considerable sum IN cash taken from some
clothes hanging IN the closet