Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-09

n
vention will be held September IL The
eaucuses to select delegates will be held
September q
GREELEY-Christ Peterson and Cath
crime Kinney were united in marriage bv
the county Judge this morning Both par-
ues are young and reside in Leo valley.
settler, who has been sick for some time
and was improving quite rapidly. suffered
relapse last night and is worse today
WOOD RINER-The restaurant and
building, the former owned by c E Evans
and the latter by F. NJ Penney, has been
purchased by George Plummer, who will
conduct the restaurant
BROKEN BOw-A Jury has at last been
secured for the Haddix-Butler murder case
Whlch went TO trial late yesterday after
noon before Judge Hostetler only one wit
ness mas been examined 50 far.
FALLS CITI-P. S, HeRcock Of this city
has purchased and taken possession of the
Douglas mill located near the B. & M
depot. The mill was just completed last
summer and is one Of the largest and best
In this section Of the state.
FALLS CITY-w. 7. snavely, employed
as Burlington section hand lost his left
| hand under the wheels Of freight few
days ago. The section men were at work
Snavely attempted to board a moving train
OAkLAND-The town Of Nehling, eight
miles south Of here on the Great Northern
railroad. has been laid out and contains
ninety-nine lots. Material is on the ground
ana work will be commenced at once on the
| building to be occupied by the bank, al
BEATRICE-John Jobman. q native Of
Germany and for the last twenty-five years
a resident Of Gage county, died yesterday
at the home Of his son, Peter Jobman
seven miles northeast OF ReatricA aged 81
! years. The funeral was held this afternoon
| at o'clock. Interment in Hanover GEM
etery.
WOOD RIVER-Aiiss Mary T. REYNOLDS
and William Francis were united in mar
| rage yesterday at the Catholic church,
l Rev. Father Lynch officiating, in the pres
I enCe OF "a large number of the q Ting
parties After the ceremony a repast was
| served at the home Of the brides parents.
| son township.
| OAKL4AND-The marriage Of Miss Anna
| E. Huffman and Victor p. Nelson occurred
| at the home of the brides parents Mr.. and
/ Mrs. John Huffman, east of this city,
"wednesday afternoon at o'clock, Rev. Al
| fred Huffman OF Worcester. Mass. Off
| their home on the Peter N. Nelson farm
| after a short wedding tour to Omaha and
! Essex, Ia.
! SCHUYLER-The weather, which has
] been threatening for the last few days,
/ cleared up somewhat today and promises
better day tomorrow. Everything is in
| morrow and all indications point TO good
| crowd. The OK will be placed over a big
noon. Attorney McAlister of Columbus
will be the speaker Of the day.
| BEATRICE-The Beatrice Woman's Tenn
peranCe union held its regular meeting yes
terday afternoon at the home of Mrs, c.
A. Fulmer Several delegates read inter
! esting reports of the county convention
! held al Adams last week. These delegates
/ were elected TO represent the local union
| at the state convention 70 be held at
! Grand Island September %; Mrs. Uriah
| Swigart, Mrs ]. A. Gage, Mrs E. o.
| Kretsnger. Miss Helen Jansen and Mrs.
/ II. A. Tibbetts.
! BEATRICE-The matter OF arresting the
! members Of the Havslock base ball team.
| who played a game with the Wymore ball
| team several weeks ago on Sunday at
| Wymore, has been brought before County
/ Attorney Killen by Wymore citizens who
| are opposed to Sunday ball playing. Mr..
! Killen says that as soon as the Wymore
| parties sign the complaints and put up Sc
| curity for costs in the cases he is ready
Ito bring action against the players.
| BROKEN BOW-Ray NJ. Armour and
| Miss Gertrude Hall were married last night
at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. II.
Predmore, grandparents Of the bride; Both
| young people are well known in Broken
| Bow the groom being a son OF County
/ Judge Armour and law student al Ann
| Arbor, while the bride is a graduate OF
| York university. After an impressive cere-
| mony, which was performed by Rev. w. H.
swell supper was served, covers being laid
| for sixty guests.
| PLATTSMOUTH-A new trial has just
] been secured in the Mills county UOwa)
district court in the damage suit of VIII
l liam Stull. administrator OF the estate of
lington Railroad company. This litigation
grows out Of the death OF William Webb.
who was killed on February II, 1893, as a
result Of a fall from the companys bridge
at this point. while that structure was in
! process OF reconstruction. Suit was brought
4 FOR $4,000 and at the trial several months
! ago the jury returned a vredict for the
] plaintiff in the sum OF 5000.