Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-22

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Nebraska News Notes.
GRAND Representative Sink
Monday announced through attorney Ash
ton, that he will withdraw his candidacy
for mayor.
city died Monday night Interment was
made here today. Deceased leaves a hus-
band and one little child.
FAIRFIELD-In the declamstory con-
test held here Saturday night. Olive Tuters
won first prize, Julia Pomeroy second and
Josephine Burghart third.
FAIRBURY-Sunday was Rock Island
pay day in Fairbury and the company dis
tributed IN the neighborhood of $500 to
its 500 employees at this point
BEATRlCE-The 10-year-old son OF n.
NJ. Mueller Of this city had his right leg
broken 50 badly in a runaway that the
member may have to be amputated.
NEBRASKA CITY Frederick W.
Pieper Of johnson county was united IN
marriage in this city, to Miss Selma Puppe'
at the home Of the brides parents
BEATRICE-John Dell. manager for the
Z Nebraska Telephone company at Wymore,
was held up and robbed OF $ Sunday
night by two men while he was enroute
home.
ATRICE-Bernhard Alen of the Fill
! ley neighborhood was adJudged an
! inebriate yesterday by the insanity COM
mssioners and ordered taken TO the asy-
I lum for treatment
/ BEATRICE-Paul Buchholtz, a boy liv-
I ing n/Nest Beatrice was up before Judge
Walden yesterday on the charge OF ineor-
rigibility and was ordered committed in
| the boys industrial school at keaTney.
! BEATRICE-Chris Meints and Miss Peda
/ Jurgens were married sunday afternoon
: Logan township. Rev. Mr.. Reents Officiat-
/ ing. About 100 guests witnessed the cere-
/ mony.
DEsHLER-At a caucus Friday evening
j. IL. Beckman, Henry Kreimeyer and
( Fred Nehrig were nominated for two years
| A petition Is being circulated to place Al
bert Caughey. A. B. Ube and H. F. Wolf
| on the ballot
! SIJTTON-Gus Bender has returned from
a years sojourn through Europe, prtnci-
paiTy in Russia He has placed on exhibit
! in A H. Lewis window a COLLECTION OF
rugs laces, coins. silver ware, brought
| from different parts OF Europe
! FAIRBURY-Mr and Mrs Charles NJ
Arnold and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wands
| departed for an extended trip to the Gun
coast country OF Texas, Monday. Among
the points they will visit are Huston Gar
weston. Corpus Christi and BroWnsvile.
PI.ATTSMOUTH-The Plattsmouth Tele-
phone company held an adjourned meeting
Of the stockholders today, at which d.
rectors and officers were elected dINb-
dend OF IA per cent was declared Iels
company paid 10 per cent for many years
BEATRICE-Judge f. o. Kretsinger, DR..
IC y. FAN and M. W. Terry OF this city
attended the Bryan birthday dinner at Lin
coin last night. The following were IN
attendance from Wymore: Mel Rawlings,
D. A, Lasher, Lake Bridenthal and J. A.
Mcguire.
sUTToN-At the annual decIamatory
I held in the opera house. the judges gave
| Elizabeth CLAM first place, who VIII CON
test at York next week, and Esther Brehm
second place, who will meet other con
! testants for the Jones medal this week al
Fairfield.
GENEvA-The saloon license people have
nominated the following city ticket
Mayor. W. II. Sister; Treasurer, w 5
First ward James Withers; second ward
w. c. Peterson third ward. Q. H Butler
school board, Lee Huston and Matt Rock
| FAIRBURY-Ray H Hinshsw has re-
turned from Washington. d. c. and ex
poets to open up a law office in Fairbury
Congressman and MIS- Edmund X. Hin
ture. Ray has been employed as private
secretary to his father in Washington dur
ing the past eight years
WAYNE-Over 1900 people were in at
tendance at the big meetings on Sunday
and about seventy five people announce
, conversion Perhaps the most marked
OF the three meetings Of the day wa
filled the tabernacle nearly fAl anS
| Evangelist Hurt spoke for nearly two
hours.
BROKEN BOw-A prairie fire. reaching
almost 70 the city limits, called out thu
/ department at q late hour Monday after
! noon. For a time several residences wert
threatened, but through the efforts Q
< spreading TO any extent. Fortunately, yer,
. little wind was blowing AZ the time an
the flames were easily beaten out
FAIRBURY-The Fairbury High school
assisted BY the students In the grad
schools Of Fairbury, gave play az IN
. I opera house, Monday evening. entitled -
Night in Music Land" The program con
sisted Of parts by the Gale Male quartet
Boys octet Girls Glee club, mixed quartz
Z and Mandolin club. There was shoT
play given entitled, a Dude in Cyclone
A HnH1sa - MOI HHTH IA. n
Maud Green. who died Saturday night a
the Lyons hotel IN Omaha OF heart trouble
having been sick but three days, va
, ! brought 10 Plattsmouth Monday evening
4 The deceased leaves a mother, one siste
? and two brothers, a stepfather and Nv
stepbrothers, residing in this city. Tn
J. funeral viii take place Wednesday after
noon.
a EDGAR-The large barn on the Henr!
. jackson place here, burned 20 the groun
last night, killing four horses and burning
> four tons Of hay and q ton ana q hal
r | OF straw. The fire evidently started Il
l. | the hay loft The general opinion q this
= someone In the barn started the fire d
the hay, either BY accident OF design. Tn
g loss Is estimated a. close 20 aloe. viii
no insurance
n BROKEN BOW-A head on COLI dOn lat
last night between two bicycles and thei
, riders resulted ~ a compound fracture q
the collar bone for Roy Holcomb, son 0
= County Judge hOlcomb, and q baoL
bruised leg for Hugh Wells a resident Q
Of the bridge on Fifth avenue, neithe
seeing the other, owing 70 N street Ugh
shining in their eyes.
NORk-Many democrats are dissatisfie
with the way thP city democratic con
ventinn was run. There 10 practically n
dissatisfaction over the aominee for mayo
Ar. Linstrom on the democrats ticket, b.
The democrats say that the Convention wa
controlled BY Mayor Kirkpatrick. VINO
said 10 have written the platform. and n
20 the minute Of nomination they eEpecte
ha would accept the nomination for mas ol
PLAT SaOuTEi-George Payne. an en-
ploye OF the Burlington a. engineer IN n
brass foundry died a. his houne IA IN
I city saturday nlght. after an illness
hut five DAYS With pneumonia. The q,
ceased leaves q young wife % whom
had been married about two years He ais
leaves q father and mother and foi