Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-12

the negative by Carl Fisher and Richard
AhlQuist. Carl Fisher was admitted as
member Of the club.
PLATTSMOUTH-Rev y. @. Hamilton.
pastor OF the Christian church IN Unadilla,
IL conducting a series OF revival meetings
heinz 1pe sssistsd nv Rey u IA ' Yovtzyy anu
JOHNSTOWN-Prof. +. X. Lapp died OF
pneumonia after a short illness He was
well liked as a teacher. He came to this
county from New York. His brother ar
rived in time to be present at his death.
BEATRICE-Edward NJ. Llchty for years
employed with the KEGS Hardware COM
company with his wife left today for Arapa-
hoe, Neb., where they will make their home.
TEKAMAAH-R I. Adams, president OF
has resigned and II. s. NJ. spielman was
elected to fill the vacancy. Miss lrma Har-
rington was elected one OF the directors.
BEATRICE-Union Pacific motor car No.
was brought to this city yesterday from
Omaha and placed in the roundhouse, where
it was examined by quite number of clti-
zens. II was taken to Kansas City this
morning
AsHLAND-During a recent visit here
with the state fish car, Superintendent w.
]. o'Brien of the fish hatcheries at South
! Bend left $1,000 crappies and perch fry in
care Of j. c. Wright to be planted in the
lake near Swift's Ice house.
| ASHLAND-At the recent election in
Greenwood II. +. SwanbacK, aged 81 years,
was chosen constable of Salt Creek pre-
| NlhCN- LtSpllt MS age 0WdnpdCk Cdh
| do any kind of work and can turn a hand
| spring with the agility Of youth.
WEST POINT-Ludwig Breitkreutz and
| Miss Anna Heller were united In marriage
in West Point by County Judge Louis De-
valid The parties are well known residents
Of Beemer township, where they will make
| their home on the fine farm of the groom.
| WEST POINT-Dietrich Greene and Miss
| Maggie Rasmus were united in marriage at
! St Pauls German Lutheran church. Rev
| A. r. h. Oelshlaeger, pastor, officiating
| Both are popular young people of Cunning
| township and will reside on farm east
| of West Point
| BEATRICE--word was received here yes
| terday OF the marriage of Howard Gardner,
| until recently resident of Beatrice, TO
Miss Laura Looney, which occurred at the
| Wednesday. The young couple will make
! their home at that place.
PLATTsMOUTH-Mr and Mrs. George E.
| Dovey entertained number of friends last
| evening in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dodder of
! Omaha. An eight-course dinner was served.
sed H for sh e M a h6 KRIS w.
L. Pickett won both prizes.
ADVANTAGEOUS demand for water,
due to the building Of the Great Northern
road to drill new wells. Slote & Bell of the
Alliance division have Iorcc Of men doing
| the work. The Burlington has been using
| water from the city system before.
NEBRASKA CITY-The Nebraska City
Canning company closed last evening after
the longest and most successful season In
the company's history. The total pack
comprises $500 cases, or l. 46S 500 cans, of
vegetables and fruit. The company opened
July and during that time employed about
| 800 persons.
WEST PoINT-Fritz schaber. an aged
man, died at the home Of his son-in-law,
John Michaels, at the age Of 60. He was
born in Germany and was a widower.
Funeral services were held at st. John s
Lutheran church, Rev. F. w. Kruger
the public cemetery.
TEKAMAH-Tekama chapter o. E. 8.
entertained enter over 100 members of the Omaha,
and Decatur chapters last night. Maple
Leaf chapter of Omaha exemplifed the
views made it very Impressive, After the
work banquet was served.
WEST POINT-The regular meeting OF
the Tuesday Womans club was held al
the home of Mrs. NJ. Mclaughlin. A paper
on parliamentary practice was given by
Fs r. ~ o ke ere da Inc Topic unaeE con
| A paper on the pure food laws of Nebraska
was submitted by Mrs. s. s. Krake.
BEATRICE-The Indian Creek Telephone
| company has been organized at Cortland by
the election Of these officers: H. M. Hues
tbs, president; B. E. Rdgley, secretary; B
comprise the executive committee and were
authorized to purchase supplies, etc, as
? line in operation before cold weather sets
in.
BFATRICE-The Beatrice woman's clut
held its regular weekly. meeting yesterday
the program being In the home topics de
partment, Mrs. +. C. LaSelle leader. Tn,
musical program was rendered by Henry
2 Marquardt and Miss Flausburg, pianists
and Mrs. w. II. Wakefield, vocalist. Inter
t esting and instructive papers were read b,
: Mrs. c. A. Fulmer, Mrs. A II. Kidd anC
Mrs. r. c. LaSelle.
BEATRICE-The sale of lots under tn
! scaYenger law was begun yesterday in Fair
view addition and the bidding indicated
that there is a demand for choice outlying
, property. Most of the lots sold brought a
4 much as they could have been purchase,
for in the market several years ago. Sew
eral thousand dollars were realized from
; ! Yesterdays sales and County Treasure
I Wright believes that the city will realiz
about 70 per cent on the delinquent taxes
| WEST POINT-A notable society wed
q ding occurred Wednesday, when John II
Farley and Miss Nellie Givens were unite
/, | in marriage at the deanery. Very Rev. 10
seph Russlng, officiating. The bride is tn
daughter of Felix Givens, eX-representativ
, for Cunning county, and is graduate o
. ! second son of Edward Farley Of Bancroft
4 and is engaged in business at that place
| Both parties were born and brought VI
4 in Cunning county. They will reside Fl
. | Bancroft.
e CHADRON-Anna Satterlee. one OF tn
c society bellies of the city. daughter Of Z
ID. Satterlee, proprietor OF the Blaine
!, sprung a surprise not only on her friends
! ! but on her own family, by quietly goini
with her intended, George McLain, a popu
lar Chadron merchant, to the parsonag
| of the First Congregational church, wher
s they were married by Rev. John H. An
n dress. The wedding was expected durin
: the winter, and society anticipated 'func
e tion," but owing to sickness in the fami
the young couple decided not to wait 70
n anyone.