The Red Cloud chief., 1913-03-13
oRlEF NEWS OF EBRASkA
Politics are warming up at Hast

HeartWell business men Will rebuild
and brick structures will be the rule.
Henry Hummel a prominent farmer
Of Jefferson county, is dead Of cancer
OF the stomach.
Albert Gullion, a business man of
Overton, fell dead in his store while
waiting on a customer.
Grocers at Fairbury have installed
a cooperative delivery system. which
is pronounced a decided success.
Charles Weigen. a Lincoln young
man, Is dead from an accidentally self
administered overdose of morphine.
City Clerk Harter of Norfolk Is in
a hospital, where he has just under.
gone his sixteenth surgical operation.
Joe Cannon. former speaker of the
house Of representatives. may be a
speaker in Fremont at the q. A. X. en-.
campment next May
The Pattsmouth Y. NJ. G. A. will
start vigorous campaign for the pur.
pose of raising funds to build a new
home for the association.
The Central Labor union OF Rre.
mont has appointed committee to
conduct secret investigation OF
working girls in that place.
Joseph Lang of Beatrice is negotiat-
ing with the men of Wymore in re-
gard to operating a canning factory
at that place next summer.
A registered Holstein COW at the
university farm at Lincoln gave more
than ton and "A quarter of milk dur.
ing the month of December.
Mrs Hoff fell from chair while
lighting n gas get at her home at
North Bend with such force that she
suffered fracture of her arm.
Mrs. ] G. Algaier of Cook is in a
Lincoln hospital receiving treatment
for injuries received in an automobile
accident near Johnson last fall
The Farmers Trust Co. OF Beatrice
offers a prize of $50 gold watch to
the Gage county boy who raises the
best five acres OF corn this year.
Herbert Mills OF Lincoln was fatal.
rear of a street car and was caught
on another track by passing car.
The remains Of Miss Grace Galley,
who died at Deer Trail. Colo, last
week. were inferred in the Catholic
cemetery at her former home at Bea.
trice.
Members Of Peru's A. O. ". W. put
on minstrel show at the Crystal the
ater. The returns from fees collected
were turned over to the ladies' Gem.
etery association.
The Associational p. Y. p. " and
Sunday school convention Of the Blue
Valley Sunday School association
was held at the First Baptist church
In Beatrice last week.
Practically all of the $4,000 stock
for the Wymore Elevator. Lumber &
Coal company has been sold and the
company expects to begin business
within the next few days.
Charles Sluyter Of Louisville. who
broke his leg while working in a sand
pit north of town two months ago. has
been taken to Omaha to have the X.
ray used to locate possible splinters.
Bohuml Shimek, former Nebras.
ka university professor, now in Iowa,
and who was threatened with the loss
of his eyesight, has so much improved
that his recovery Is confidently looked
for.
bishop of the Kansas City diocese OF
the Episcopal church, will deliver the
baccalaureate sermon to the gradual
ing class at the University Of Ne
braska.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Nicholson OF
Grand Island celebrated their fifty.
fourth wedding anniversary Thursday
evening by family reunion attended
by number Of their children and
grandchildren.
The Masonic Temple association OF
Lincoln has purchased two lots on the
northeast corner Of Fifteenth and l.
streets at cost Of $12 900. and four.
story Masonic temple building will bc
erected on the site.
The remains of the seven.months.
old baby OF Mrs. W. J. Hockins were
brought from Tampa, Fla. and in
tered in the cemetery at Tecumseh.
The biggest hog OF Knox county was
| taken to market at Bloomfield. a stag
that weighed 73O pounds. This hog
was two years old and was raised by
Carl Frahm. This is the record pig
of Knox county.
Mrs. Emma Beard OF Pawnee City
has been appointed head of the cook
ing department OF the state farm at
Lincoln. Mrs. Beard filed the same
position at the girls industrial home
at Geneva for several years.
The second election on s55 900
school bond proposition took place at
Central City, the bonds carrying by
| five votes.
Aloysins Huber. living near Thomp-
son. six miles southwest of Fairbury,
committed suicide by slipping away
from his family and plunging head
foremost into an old rock well.
Nine thousand tons OF coal kept a.