Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-10


BEATRlCB-Dr. W. N. Thomas, the. new
superintendent OF the feeble minded insti-
tute at this place. viii take charge OF the
place about January Is.
CLAY CENTER-District court convened
here today Judge Hurd presiding This
Is an adjourned session OF the November
term. A jury is in attendance.
BEATRICE--Leavitt Ashenfeter. who
was recently appointed steward and book
keeper OF the Industrial school at kearney,
has gone to that place to assume his new
duties.
YoRK-At the Y. NJ. C. A. Business
Mems association meeting II. NJ. Chllds
was eleCter president. h. p. Van Wickle
after several years term of office, wished
TO be relieved.
NEBRASKA CITY-County Superintend-
ent Charles Speedie and wife were called to
Bruning this morning by the death Of
Mrs. Speedie's father. The deceased was Ill
but short time
YORK-Silas Barton, in acknowledging
| receipt OF settlement from York county
wrote w E. McCloud, treasurer Of York
county, that York county was third in the
state to settle this year.
! NEBRASKA CITY-Mrs Mary Mattox,
some time, died at her home across the river
and her body was sent to this city for
| burial Sunday. She was 36 years OF age
and leaves a husband and three children.
| BEATRICE-O. Il. Bulls. a druggist of
! this city, and Miss Mable Smith were mar
| ried at the brides home in WILDER. They
are visiting friends in Omaha, and Will
make their home in Beatrice upon their
return.
! NEBRASKA CITY-Herman Knake, OF
| Lorton, was married Monday at the
| home of the brides parents, near Dunbar,
| to Miss Mary Gates. The young people will
make their home on a farm belonging to
the groom, near Lorton.
| SUTIIERLAND-Th services in conneC.
| ton with a re-dedication of the Methodist
! Episcopal church took place Sunday. Dis
/ trlCt 6uDerlntendept Chamberlain of NORTH
| Platte, delivered the sermon. The church
building had recently been remodeled and
| enlarged
McooL JUNCTIoN-E E. Lincoln and
son, Louis Lincoln, have bought a stock
| of clothing at Weiser, Idaho Louis LIN.
coin, who for the last three years has beer
| connected with the Woods Clothing com
pany of York, will have charge of the
| business,
| SUTHERLAND-Th services in connec.
ton with a rehabilitation of the Methods
trict Superintendent Chamberlain OF
| North Platte delivered the sermon. The
church building had recently been re-
modelled and enlarged.
MCOOL JUNCTION 90 The marriage Of
| Herman Culberson of this city and Mis-
Edith Johnson Of York took place at thu
Methodist parsonage at York. The bride
Is one of York countys most popular schoo
| teachers. The groom is one of the bes
known and most popular young men o.
McCool.
| BLOOMFIELD-GeorE Kratz ant
Bower Hunt, two carpenters of this city
received quite serious injuries SATURDAY.
by falling from building on which the!
were working. The scaffOd on whicl
they were standing gave way and the!
fell to the ground below, distance o
several feet.
YORK-This week was moving day 10
the two York daily newspapers, the Yorl
Times and the York News. The Yorl
Times has moved across the street to
new location on Grant avenue and tn
York News moved TO the new four-stor,
brick and stone building formerly occupied
by the Nebraska Newspaper union
| NEBRASKA CITY--Judith Gering o
Cass county, has purchased what is know
as the vessel corner, on Seventh stree
and Central avenue from Emil Straub 70
$4,000 Charles Speede the newly eecte
residence of the former county superln
tendent r. c. King. and took possession
of the same Monday.
NEBRASKA CITY-Enola council Nc
H. Daughters of Pocahontas, have eleote
the following officers for the ensuing year
Pochantas, Sarah Parker, prophecies
Clara Hart; Wenonah, Mary Cooney
keeper of records. Maud Strobe; keeper o
Minnie Bickel; first scout, Nellie Gilmore
and Powhatan, Flora Brust
4 BEATRICE-The Gage County Fire
| Lightning, Cyclone and Tornado Insuranc
company held its annual meeting at Blu
Springs Saturday. The amount of $37l, SO
was written during the year 1910, represent