The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-15
Nebraska
News
Nubbins

FALLS CITY-Falls City homo tai
ent will fill the radio program Of
WOAw at Omaha on January "a. ac-
cording to an announcement by the
local Chamber of Commerce, which is
sponsoring the affair. The Rotary
boys band of 40 pieces probably will
provide the feature numbers. A COM
mittee now is at work arranging the
program.
RED CIOUD-The Garfield COM
n,unity church recently held Its elec-
ton of officers for the coming year.
the following being elected: clerk,
Mrs. n. P. Campbell: treasurer, JAS
per Smith: finance secretary, Frank
Allies: chorister, l.. A. Wagner; as
slstant chorister, Zelma Blickenstaff;
pianist Mrs. I. B. Wagner. and
assistant pianist, Irene Drake.
RANKLIN-District Judge w. A.
i'illworth and Court Reporter ID. Z.
Baird are here on the third week Of
the grind in an attempt to clean up
the jury trials carried over from the
october term of district court. In the
case of the Riverton State bank
against T.. l.. Walker, suit on renewal
Of a note given for Missouri Valley
Cattle Loan company stock, the YER
dict was for the defendant In the
ease of State against REIN, charged
with wife and child desertion, a de.
murrer was sustained that the COM
plaint was faulty. The defendant
took french leave before new com
plant could be filed and he is now
fugitive from justice.
BROKEN BOW-Mrs. Henry Pos
sehl of this city was badly scalded
when a coffee urn she was placing on
n china cabinet tipped in such n man
ner as to throw large quantity OF
boiling coffee over her breast, shout
ders and arms.
BEATRICE Herbert Borscher
Lewiston, who was injured severely
when his ear turned over on the
highway east of Virginia. is recover
ing from his injuries at hospital
here. He suffered a broken collar
bone and internal injuries.
BEATRICE-At the annual meet
ing of the Gage County Red Cross
chapter. DR.. ]. c. Tucker was elected
chairman Other officers named
were Mrs. w. II. Canaan. first vice
chairman: Mrs. w. II. Dawson OF
Blue Springs. second vice chairman;
Mrs. Edith Phillips. secretary; Mrs.
Thomas Stubbs. treasurer. The reslg,
nation of Miss Florence Dohner. ex-
eeutive secretary, was received and
adopted. According to the annual re-
port, Miss Dohner has done excellent
work during tho past year.
ALBION-Gambling of any kind.
including slot machines. punch boards
and other devices. are taboo in Al
hlon since Wednesday of this week.
The mayor, backed up by the city
attorney ordered the chief OF police
To give warning to all that the lid
WIS on at once.
BEATRIcE = Amos Kaiser, Be
atrice boy who has been assigned to
duty on the United States battleship
Texas for some time, writes to
friends here that he Is in the naval
hospital at Mare Island, Cal, suffer-
ing from a badly crushed knee. He
Stotes that he is recovering and ex-
mis- 10 return to the Texas in
tort time.
EEATRICE-Paul Williams. late Of
,e Brandeis store at Omaha, has ar
wed In the city to assist Dudley
colt in the management Of the
scott Furniture company store here.
liz family will move to Beatrice
ext week.
BEATRICE - Mrs. Henry Hans.
reen. jr., resident Of Plymouth,
est of here, suffered a stroke OF
aralvsis. and was brought to a Be
trice hospital in a serious eondi-
ion. Her left side Is entirely para
wed. and. while she is very low,
.opes are held out for her recovery.
HUMBOLDT - The funeral sf
Daniel Keedwell. so, a former resi-
'ent If this city. was held Wednes-
lay from the Presbyterian church,
with the Rev W. II. T.. Strate of
..ejating. The burial was conducted
~ members Of the Humboldt Lodge,
Of which Mr. Keedwell was a mem-
Aer
TABLE ROCK--A. y Aylor. pro.
piietor of billiard and pool hall for
sexeral years. has sold the business
to Gus Metzner OF Falls city.
HUMBOLDT - The humboldt con.
tingent of the Mistic Shrine will spon-
sor the annual municipal Christmas
tree on Christmas eve. The Chamber
of Commerce will cooperate.