Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-27
Nebrasl.a Now Note..

Nebraska News Notes.
| BEATRICE-A marriage license was
| granted here yesterday in county court TO
H S,iI. NJ MAJ Ansmus, aged 30 years, Of Nash
mann, aged "A, Of Wymore.
| HORk-John NJ Rowley, aged 70 died
| az ms nome here Tuesday morning. Rev
\, =. q. smith will conduct the funeral
| services Thursday afternoon.
| GENEVA-Thomas NJ Bortner. aged %
| years, was buried yesterday afternoon
Inc deceased had made his home with his
| Geneva, for several years.
BEATRICE-The residence OF T. l..
| Spiker Of the Holmesville vicinity was de-
Ssitroyed by fire with al Its contents. The
IRE was started by the explosion of
lamp. The loss is placed at about 81 900,
| with no insurance
,, sEW VA pupils Of the city school
VIII give May festival on May IL The
proceeds will be used to purchase apparatus
Tor the school play grounds. Five hundred
uolars has already been spent on the
grounds this year.
SEWARD-On June Is and IA the district
convention OF the Degree Of Honor lodges
VIII convene in this city. Thirty lodges of
TINS order VIII attend; banquet will be
served by the Seward lodge and the visitors
city.
HARYARD-Mrs. Daniel Gotheridge. jr
day. Her horse was scared BY the mill
whistle and ran Tor several blocks over
turning the bugsy, and throwing her under
/ II. Her back is badly sprained and II IA
feared she is injured Internally
YORk-The opening service of the first
| annual convention OF the Christian En-
deavor union OF the Sixth district was held
Monday evening at the United Brethren
| church, with Mrs. Clara Dean presiding.
| Mr.. Karl Lehman gave IAN address on
What the Christian Endeavor Stands
KEARNEY = State Treasurer Walter
George and Land Commissioner Z. b.
Cowles We're here Tuesday and closed with
mayor. John W. Patterson a deal leasing
half a section Of land to the State Indus,
trial school for farming purposes The land
lies in the bottoms Immediately southwest
OF the institution.
VALENTINE-New drinking fountains
have been installed in the high school here
one in the hall on the second floor. AS
these fountai ms do away with the necessity
and viii lessen dan Sss 6f o the Tsnssy
ing of contagious diseases.
! KEARNEY-F1re last night completely
ton NJ. Mcclellan, a mail iis caSrier 70 In H the
northern part OF the city. Mr.. Mcclellan has
an EXTENSIVE establishment for raising
4 in one of the 6rooders. Three dozen
chickens were burned and several dozen
1900. ~ no -V'' TN approximate
KEARNEY-oliver F. Brown, son OF
POSTMASTER M. A. Brown, and Miss Dema
at the home Of the brides parents. Rev.
Philip G. Snow, rector OF st. Luke's Bpisco-
Tes snG ends Of s6s 9Sny few rsl1
were present The groom Is in the employ
of the Kearney Hub.
| L,oRTON--william'B b. Wood who has been
for the Missouri Pacific railroad for about
fifteen years, passed away at his home in
services viii be from his late residenee
Thursday afternoon at o'clock. Mr.. Wood
was highly esteemed by all who knew him
| The deceased Is survived by his wife and
their children.
DESHLER-A brooder started a fire in
Kicwa precinct Sunday noon, which spread
70 all the outbuildings. including q large
frame barn, with twenty tons OF hay,
granary with wheat and oats. Total loss
oyer 5000; partly covered by insurance.
| Louis Thurman.
BROKEN BOw-At the last meeting Of
the Commercial club Representatives we're
appointed to attend the annual state con-
vention OF commercial clubs that convenes
at Kearney April &c and "a. Joseph Molly
neaux, e. A. Lucke and H. F. Hanson will
officially represent Broken Bow, but the
executive committee earnestly requests
that all other members who can possibly
do so make the trip.
MISUNDERSTANDING has Just reached
this Gig % .hs death of Leon Brannon at
the home OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
oscar Brannan, a. Schuyler, Neb. from
Stepping on a MAJ. Mr.. Rrannsn ohly IRON pel
moved from this piacN TO Schuyler few
penths ago and Il Isl expected they will
~nK TIE body OF their SON here tomorrow
fsf burial
BEATRJCE-At tAe regular meeting OF
ne city council asst evening three OF
IdsY9r 4riffen's appointments were turned
AshepfS3lAr l0r chief OF police Munroe
Land f0g night officer and DR.. j. Lewis
Webb Tor city physician. The council re-
fused TO confirm the appointments. A spe-
elaI n mes by the mayor was delivered.
council with the work before him
FAIRBURY-George Cox. a we'll known
farmer living eight or nine miles north
OF Fatrbury, sustained severe injuries in
a runaway which may prove fatal. Mr.
Cox and ten or twelve other farmers were
hauling a consignment Of hogs TO Fairbury
and while passing DIT. Weidner's house
mixer and ran away. The lumber wagon
was turned over and Mr. Cox was caught
under H. He was picked up unconscious
and taken TO DIR. Pritchetts office Al
though no bones were broken. Il IL thought
he was seriously injured Internally.
CALLAWAY-William witthuhn arrived
I'm Galloway last evening, accompanied by
day at Kearney to & Mss Brummett Mr..
Witthuhn for the last year has had charge
OF the Peoples State bank az Arnold as
assistant cashier and there met his bride
After the ceremony at kearney they Wis
tied the parents OF the former. who reside
their home. Mr. Witthuhn having accepted
the position Of assistant cashier OF the
Farmers state bank. .--a