Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-30

week. Mr.. Edwards. editor OF the Standard,
was elected to that place in November,
and unless the original opinion is reversed,
will assume his duties about the fourth
of the coming month.
GRAND ISLAND - Miss Grace Edna
Kring was married to Mr.. David A. Ran
dolph at the home of the brides mother in
this city Tuesday evening, Rev. E. e. Horn
officiating. About fifty guests, including
relatives, were present. Both parties are
residents OF Grand Island and at once took
up housekeeping in their own home.
BEATRICE-The pupils of Professor Mo-
ser of this city gave their sixth annual
musical recital at the Paddock opera house
last evening before large audience. There
were twenty-four numbers on the program,
and some of the leading musicians OF the
city took part The recital might rightly
be called the musical event of the season
BEATRICE-The womens association of
the Congregational church was organized
yesterday by the election of these officers
Mrs. II. A Brenker. president; Mrs. J; E.
Jones. vice president; Mrs F. A Miller.
secretary; Mrs. w. w Duncan. treasurer;
Mrs; D. W; Cook. missionary treasurer;
Tuesdays in each month.
NORTH LOUP-One pleasant feature of
Christmas week here was the family gath
ering of the Clement family today at the
home of S. L. Clement. Elder Benjamin
Clement, about So years old, an old set
tier here. was the father of eighteen chill
reunion. He also has about sixty grand
children and forty great-grandchildren, a
large number or WnOm were present.
BEATRICE-Yesterday afternoon in the
county court Mr.. Ensley Carmichael and
Miss Frances NJ. Gerard, both of Dlller,
were united in marriage Wednesday even
ing at the home of the brides parents in
this city was solemnized the marriage of
Miss Minnie Gilbert to Mr.. William Sell
bert. The young couple will make their
home on a farm six miles north of the
city.
GRAND ISLAND-William johnson, son
OF Mr. and Mrs. o. Johnson of this city,
died last night after a lingering illness OF
over a year. The deceased was fireman
of the Union Pacific. About a year ago in
a wreck he was thrown under water
tank, where he became drenched to the
| skin in midwinter, and from that time on
! his health failed ending In quick consump-
! GRAND ISLAND-The Hastings Whist
! club, composed of a number OF the leading
| citizens of Hastings and their wives, ma de
| a return visit to this city last evening and
| contested at duplicate whist with the Local
| whist club, being again defeated The
J Grand Island club won the first contest
at the home of Mr. Pratt at Hastings, by
| "a points and the recent contest, at the
| home OF W. A. Prince of this city. by
points.
! ALBION-The union revival services, in
which the Saliva ion Army is a prominent
! factor, are still drawing large crowds and
| considerable interest - beng mdnIIcs.Du
! ALBION-It is generally admitted by
| those who have watched the weather In
! Nebraska for the last twenty years that
! the present winter SO far is one of the
most pleasant ever known here. One car
| hardly realize that the first of January IL
| so near at hand.
! ACBURN-Work has been suspended OF
the object lesson road across the Nemaha