Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-29

osCEoLA-william Mayhor has resigned
as republican candidate for Judge Of Polk
osCEoLA-while trying to get on a NOV
ing train at Foley. Lyman jackson, aged
L. had his foot crushed.
osCEoIA-Members of the Methodist
Episcopal church rejoice over the return OF
Rev. l.. NJ. Gusly by the conference.
BEATRICE-Burglars visited the home OF
NJ: p. Oden yesterday morning, but were
frightened away before gaining entrance
to the house.
BEATRICE-Dr. Turner, one OF the old
practitioners of Gage county, died at his
stroke of paralysis.
BEATRICE-Mrs. Marshall Of Lincoln
who has been receiving treatment at y
hospital here, suffered a stroke OF paralysis
yesterday. Her condition WIS inch that her
at Lincoln.
E-Superintendent johnson of
the Institution for Feeble Minded Youth re-
ported yesterday that threshing had been
finished at the state farm and that the
yield of wheat was better than thirty
bushels to the acre.
BEATRICE-Mr. Herman Geisbrecht and
Miss Margaret LAMBERT were united in
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louie LAMBERT. last
evening at o'clock, Rev. L. Poeverlein
officiatinga The couple will make their
NEBRASKA CITY-Mr. J. N Palmer
and Miss Bertha Andrews were united in
m ma rag yesterday evening at the home of
South Ninth street. Rev. L. G. Leggett of
the Presbyterian church of1cated. Mr. o.
Jerrles OF Grand Island acted best man
and Miss Eva Andrews, sister of the bride,
as bridesmaid.
NEBRASKA .CITY-Judge Paul lessen
dismissed the jury in the district court
yesterday until December II. The case of
the state against Herman Steinkuhler was
the last criminal case tried and the jury
found the defendant guilty. Steinkuhler was
charged with the unlawful keeping of in
toxicating liquors in connection with
restaurant he owned at Burr.
SCHUYLER-The Colfax county live
stock show and market opened today The
space in the big tent is all sold and the
stalls for cattle are all occupied The
entries are mostly all hogs and cattle.
few horses are entered Farmers and
stockmen are taking great deal of in
terest in the show and some excellent
stock is entered. The prizes will be
awarded Saturday and then a sale of the
stock will be held.
AINSWORTH - Yesterday the Brown
County Sunday School association met
here in delegate convention and elected
the Following officers for the ensuing year:
rotary and treasurer. The meeting was
grand success from commencement to fin
ish. The general secretary, II. NJ. Steidley
or Lincoln, Neb., was here and last night
he delivered grand lecture to a full
6 house; His subject was. THE Boy that
AINSwORTH-Today is the first day of
the Brown County fair of three days The
exhibits are grand and the men who were
at the state fair say there was not any
thing there in the agricultural line to beat
II. There were six horses started in the
running race this afternoon and showed
good speed. The women's department is
| fine in art and needlework. Tomorrow
there will be horse races and a ball game
and other sports. Friday the darkey nine
from Fort Niobrara will be here.
MCoOK-Mrs. Mary X. Morgan of Alma.
state treasurer and state organizer for
Nebraska has organized Womans Relief
corps No. SO in this city, with the follow
President Mrs. E. r. Curtis; vice presi-
dent Mrs. c. H. Barrett; junior vice presi-
dent Mrs. l.. ID. Vanderhoof; conductress,
Mrs. e. True; treasurer, Mrs. John Wentz;
secretary, Mrs. NJ. H. Griggs. They will
d@ys on hf st Snd 6 Saith
October T. in the Independent Order Of odd
Fellows hall.
HOOPER-For the second time within
severe loss by fire this morning when his
, barn was totally destroyed and with it
| four head OF horses and harness. In the
| fire a short time ago his barn and ice
| house was destroyed, but at that time
he was fortunate enough to get his stock
| out. The fire this morning was not dis
| covered until ii had gotten considerable
| headway and the horses had already per-
! ished The barn was remodelled from an
old ice house and was just completed a
few days ago. The origin of both fires is
a mystery.
| BEATRICE-Yesterda morning at St.
Josephs Catholic church in the presence
of large number of guests occurred the
marriage of Mr.. John Schmitz and Miss
Ellen Graf, Rev. NJ. NJ. Merkle officiating.
! After a wedding trip of a few days, Mr..
and Mrs. Schmitz Will make their home in
| Beatrice. At IL o'clock at the home of the
! brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. ]. Nj. Thorn
| burg was soemnized the marriage of Miss
| Leona Thornburg to Mr.. Frank d. Rey-
nolds of Cedar Rapids, Ia. Only relatives
and few friends witnessed the ceremony
which was performed by Rev. w. A. Multi
gan. The young couple left on an after
| noon train for Cedar Rapids where they
will make their future home.