Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-12
Nebraska

'i'" 'iA'eAiAAlifANhlN WIZ 'N AINlN W.
BEATRICE-After being out twenty-fo four
hours the jury In the case Of the state
against Charles Patterson charged with
assaulting Jacob Greenlee with intent to do
great bodily Injury, returned a verdict to-
day OF not guilty. The parties TO the suit
reside at liberty this county.
/ NEBRASKA ClTG-Word has been re-
Ceived OF the marriage Of Herbert Brown,
son Of the late senator David Brown Of
I this city to Miss Jackson Of New York
I City. The couple have gone to Porto Rico
to spend six months, as the groom has
/ business interests at that place
! NEBRASKA CITY-Mrs. George w.
/ Brown an aged and fleshy woman, had a
/ fainting spell yesterday and fell against
stove and broke her nose and cut
/ long cash across her forehead She Is
quite aged and weighs nearly 200 pounds
and her injuries are considered quite
| serious.
/ HARVARD Harvard lovers Of the hunt,
l associated with those likewise inclined I'm
the surrounding country, have recently
enjoyed two wolf hunts at which all taking
part much enjoyed the sport. At the first,
one wolf was killed in the roundup, and
at the second three wolves fell before the
marksmen.
! FAIRFIELD-Mrs Anna ROMEO. one Of
! the early settlers OF Clay county, died at
her home in this city Tuesday, aged 50
years. Funeral services we're hSld at the
/ Fairfield cemetery. She is survived by
nine children, twenty-six grandchildren
] anu &c bitaN-
BEATRICE-The German-American safe
| Deposit and Trust company has been
| organized I'm Beatrice with a capital stock
/ of S2O0O COO S35. 900 OF which Is paid up The
chief incorporators are j. II. Penner and
| a. J. Treat Of Beatrice and c. l.. Bonham
[ Of Ellis. The company will be ready for
| business in this city next week
/ TECUMSEH-Charles J. Canon, cashier
/ Of the Citizens National bank OF Tecum-
sch. has this week sold his banking in
terests to Nelson NJ Davidson, assistant
] cashier of the TnCurngeb National
| Mr.. Davidson will become associated with
the Citizens bank not later than April l.
Mr.. Canon probably will locate In Colorado.
| SUTTON-S. Shreckengast died at his
/ home Thursday Of heart failure, from
which he had suffered for several weeks.
| Mr.. Schreckengast came to Nebraska from
/ Pennsylvania in an early day and was one
! OF the pioneer settlers, having followed the
trade of blacksmith for several years. He
dren.
! KEARNEY-A committee made up Of
| representatives Of the government and Of
| ficers of the Northwestern Construction
| company spent two days inspecting the
! new postoffice building here. attempting to
locate the cause Of the great delay that
mittee
! LB&INGTON-D embach & Wiese's store
was robbed last night One hundred and
were taken. The robbers slipped the goods
out from the paper cases. leaving the cases
on the shelves; telegram from North
| Platte stated they had the fellows there
with the goods. The sheriff went after them
on the local train.
HOLDREGE-P o. Peterson and Peter
Bergquist were badly injured in a run
away They were both thrown from the
! buggy, Mr.. Peterson receiving a fracture
| on his left leg and dislocating his shoulder
Whhe Mr.. Bergquist was badly cut about
the scalp and otherwise bruised While
/ the affair was not fatal Il will cause both
men quite lot OF inconvenience.
! NEBRASKA CITY-Charles A. Shannon
city engineer, has completed the plans for
! the new sanitary sew,l' covering the whole
| OF the south side of city and a portion
OF the west end. He wal submit the same
and II they adopt the same It will mean
that the city will put in something like
$4,000 in sanitary sewers during the COM
! ing summer and fall.
! HOLDREGE- The new Burlington station
at 9oldrege will be ready for occupancy
some time next week. The heating plant
and the plumbing are installed and in work
/ ing order, and all the other fixtures are
ready excepting the seats for the waiting
| room. The building has not yet been APP
proved by the company, but will be in
spected some time the coming week. The
Adams Express company will also be 10
Gated IN the building.
! BROKEN BOW-At the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Molyneaux OF this place
at high noon on Wednesday occurred the
marriage OF Mrs. LaDesha Dierks, sister
o. Mrs Mot,y ihaa TO- Mr. Fred Jores
! formerly lived in Broken Row. but for
some years has resided in Lincoln. The
groom is a popular business man OF Lin
coin. The newly married couple left on
| the westbound train Wednesday evening
for an extended wedding trip to the Pa
cifiC coast.
! GOTUENB URG-Miss Sara Kaufman and
! William W. Ferguson OF Turlock, Cal. were
married at the home OF the brides sister
Mrs. j. p; smith, in that city Thursday,
February 2. Rev. T. Rus Leedom officiated
/ The bride is the daughter OF s. S. Kauf-
man Of Gothenburg and lived here until
two years ago when she went west with
her sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson passed
through here on No, 10 Monday on their
wedding journey. They will visit relatives
in Iowa and will also visit Gothenburg on
their return.
YORK-Inquiries received from breeders
and live stock improvers coming from all
parts Of Nebraska and inquiries from adj
joining states asking for catalogues for
Poland China sows that will be sold at
public sale in York Wednesday, February
10, indicates that improvers OF live stock
appreciate the excellent good quality and
known York county breeders who have
more than statewide reputation for the
high standard of excellence OF pure bred
cattle hogs, chickens and sheep bred in
| York county.
! NEBRASKA CITY-A man giving the
name of a. g. Easley came to this city
Tuesday and registered at the Watson
hotel and claimed TO he a live stock com
mission man. lie remained about the CITY
several days and managed to pass several
checks and among them was one for so
on Landlord Theiman Of the Watson hotel
and was drawn upon the City National
/ Bank OF Holdrege. He left the city before
/ Il was asceTtained the checks we're bad and
officers went 10 Omaha this morning to
locate him. II has been ascertRined that ne
! is wanted at Seward, Fairbury and Other
places.
/ YORK-A double wedding occurred at the
parsonage OF the First Lutheran church ~
/ this city, when Lewis J. Walbrecht and
| Miss Ida Ballor and peidierck KRrre and
Miss Minnie Ballor Were married Just as
| the pastor r. A. White. vas pronouncinR
] them man and wife, the telephone rang
/ and another couple stated they were on
their way to the PARSONAGE on the same
| errand. This couple vas William IT.
Woods and Amanda Rich All three
/ couples live in the vicinity OF McCool
! Junction I'm this county They departed on
! the same train for the west for q wedding
/ trip and will visit many localities before
returning 20 York county.
/ DAKOTA FARMERS GRAIN
! DEALERS ELECT OFFICERS
I President q, VI, Bower of Mount Ver-