Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-16


Emma Williams. both of this city, we're
i married in Blair, Neb., this afternoon by
| Rev A. J. Markley.
MCOOL JUNCTION-As far as known,
McCool is the only, place In York county
| that will celebrate July 4. II has not sent
| celebration. The same will be held at the
/ McCool park.
! TEKAMAH-Miss Carrie b. Hildreth of
this city and Arthur Loomis Of Lncon were
married at the home of the brides parents
| last night, Rev. John Crews officiating.
The young couple left for Lincoln, their
1 future home, this morning.
| GRAND ISLAND-Vorwaerts lodge Sons
| of Hermann, elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: Charles Kloppen-
| ident; Gus L. Neumann, secretary, f. O.
Kunze. treasurer; Gus Paulsen trustee
| FALLS CITY-A barn belonging to James
Hill and newly built was burned Wednes-
day morning about 2 o'clock. Nothing is
| known about the origin of the fire. a
horse which was locked in the stable was
| badly burned before the door could be
| broken down.
FREMoNT-Gus Fuchs proprietor OF the
brick yards south ooe Of the river in Saunders
| Brights disease after long illness. He
was "a years of age and leaves a widow
and one daughter, who resides at Cedar
| Rapids. Mich.
YoRK-The Ministerial alliance of York,
in which all the ministers have combined
meetings that will be held in York some
time in September. Rev. Lncol1 Mcconnell
| an evangelist OF Atlanta, Ca, has been In
vited to take charge of the meetings.
PENDER-Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Kingston
Of this place, while returning from the
Omaha agency yesterday, crossing a bridge
over Grow creek the team SHE'D, throwing
them from the buggy, causing dislocation
of one of Mrs. Klngstons shoulders and
severely bruising Mr.. Kingston about the
head One of the horses was killed.
| BLUE VALE-One of the pleasantest and
most enjoyable surprises was the party of
friends who gathered at the residence of
Jonas Gilmore, the occasion being the 6lst
birthday of Mrs. Jonas Gilmore. Those at
tiers Of south York county who came and
located in that section about the time the
Gilmores arrived here.
BEATRICE-Last evening Chief Burke
} received a message from Sheriff Hendrix
, | at Olathe, Kan, stating that Jesse Rancer
had been murdered there Monday and re-
questing him to locate two children of the
dead man living with their grandparents,
named Clark, living at or near Beatrice. So
far neither the children nor the Clark fam
lily have been located.
: BEATR4CE-The ministerial institute of
the United Brethren church of southeastern
United Brethren church. The sermon was
delivered by Rev. T. B. Cannon. former
pastor of the church here. The institute
lasts until Sunday evening. Papers will be
read and discussed, and each evening ad-
} dresses will be delivered by the pastors in
attendance.
| FREMONT - Charles Elsinger was ar
rested at Crowel yesterday by Sheriff
Bauman on the charge of robbing Peter
|
of a watch and $35 In money. His prelim-
mary examination was before Justice OF
and @ he Was heId for trial to the piHgic district
l court under bonds of $500, which he was
, unable to give.
BEATRICE-It is reported here that q
5 company of capitalists propose to build an
electric line from Carlton, Dixon county,
, Kan, TO Beatrice. This is no doubt to be a
& Beatrice road long talked of. Be
1 atrice seems to be the center of all sorts
I of railroad projects, and If the new line is
built it means much for the city and the
country tributary to 1t.
/ BBATRICE--Mrs. Mary Nelson was ar
r rested here this evening on a complain
, sworn out by Martin Ossowski, charginl
her with assaulting his wife with inten
to do great bodily injury. He alleges tina
the face and hands by concentrated lye
thrown upon her by Mrs: Nelson witt
fair live in the north part of the city. Mrs
} Nelson will be arraigned in county cour
| tomorrow.
GRAND ISLAND-At the meeting of the
! city council last evening the amended re-
quest of the Union Pacific for the closing
= Of two streets Immediately west of the B
refused, no action being taken. There ha'
= been agitation for years for the remova
o Of the freight yards from the heart of. tn,
in order, it is alleged, to enable it to re
Q move them and to facilitate the handling o
o WEST POINT-The rains which hav
= fallen at intervals of twenty-four hour
Il during the last week have been of grea
t The corn in the bottoms however, is sur
fering from ON too much III moisture. mS % SINAI
10 Constant wet weather Wheat in man,
t, places shows signs of rust The hay GRO
= will be very heavy and indications ar
is planted in this county, will be muc
l. above the average.
II GRAND ISLAND-Manager Ferrar of tn
Ava re . h
II condition of the beet crop as having ma
% terally improved in the last few weeks
m In some places, in lower lands, much wor
a will have to be done to catch up with tn
~ wedding and thinning process and the Gro
le Is still a trife late, but with the more en
D. couraging weather the prospects for a sui
. flcient crop are now regarded excelen
l. In many fields in this county the replante
ID corn is not yet up and hope for a mature
II crop has been abandoned in large terri
- tory.
y MCooL JUNCTION-Editor Gilliland c
IS the Blue Valley Journal announces in
card that last weeks edition completes tn
= eighth volume of the publication by hil
~ Of the Journal. saying that he appreciate
-e was such that he thought a change woul
be beneficial and that an announcemer
would be made later on of just what h
proposed to do. OF the many newspape
men who have attempted TO run newspa
a per at McCool, Mr. Gilliland is the onl
~ one who has succeeded.
BEATRICE-Mrs Martin Ossowski al
peared in police court yesterday and Shove
IL burns on her race and hands caused by col
le centrated lye being thrown upon her ye
a terday by a neighbor woman named Mr.
40 Mary Nelson. The matter was reported
III the county attorney, and a complaint wi
r probably be filed against Mrs. Nelso
a charging her with assault with intent to
10 great bodily harm. The affair has caus'
ne considerable excitement IN the neighbO
re hood where Mr.. and Mrs. Ossowski resiC
;. and where neighborhood rows are of a
- most daily occurrence.
OF MCOOL JUNCTION-A party name
a William Gong stopped at Wesley Peter
of house. about five miles southeast of her
a. saying that he was land buyer from Fal
III City, Neb, and that he hoped to find
al farm in the neighbdrhood that would plea
him. Mr. Peters thought Gong was a lar
buyer and took him in and housed al
fed him and entertained him the best
| knew how. 1t wasn't long until the sher
FL | of Fillmore county arrived and took GoI
ne | with him and has placed him in the coun
"a | Jail at Geneva, where the accommodate
% are not as good. Gong is charged with ha
's' ing made away with mortgaged property
he FREMONT-The deputy assessors ha
he completed their work and turned in the
a., | books. The summary of live stock in [
TIC county shows the number OF horses to
'r- 10, 105 value 1854, $40; mules, 40, value SO
lc- sos; cattle, IS, ,2lS, value S4,714 hogs 3S Z
~ value $234 S57; sheep, 1900, value $50 2
'o- Horses were assessed the highest in Hoor
precinct and lowest in Fremont Pebi
precinct has the most of the mules a
"a Platte. The Board of Review is havi
lot. .Na to I.Na