Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-17

plump kernels All Of the corn is out Of the
way OF frost and II is only matter OF
short time when II can be gathered.
YORK-Frank Borden and Miss Louise
Schneider surprised their friends by getting
married in st. Louis. Mr.. Borden Is con-
nected with the firm OF T. A Blackburn
womanhood in York. was for a number OF
years head clerk for the same firm.
WEST POINT-The republican county
central committee was organized by the
election OF s. Liant Of Wisner as chairman,
A. G. Burke Of Bancroft secretary, and
Ira p. Williams Of Beemer, treasurer.
These men are among the most active and
aggressive republicans in the county.
BEATRICE-At the home Of J. w. Rob
the marriage Of his daughter. Miss Grace
Roberts, to Mr.. Jacob L. Dawson. The
prominent families and they will make
their home on fine farm near Wymore.
BEATRICE-The many friends of Judge
A. II. bahcock in the First judicial dis
slowly recovering from his serious illness
He is able to sit up part of til time and
take nourishment regularly. Ii is thought
his recovery is only matter of a short
time.
WEST PoINT-will Loebe and Miss
Genevueve VICES of stanton were united in
marriage at st. Mary's Catholic church.
Rev. Joseph Ruesing, pastor, officiating.
The bride is one of Cunning countys sue
cessful teachers, and the groom is a young
businessman of stanton, where the couple
will reside.
WEST. PoINT-In Zion German Lutheran
church in Neigh township Otto Predoehl
and Miss Sophie Roth We're united in mar
riage, Rev. William Harms, pastor, per
forming the ceremony. assisted by two
brothers of the groom. Mr. Predoehl is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Predoehl, pio-
neer settlers of Cunning county.
BEATRICE-The residences Of L. D.
Lenger, living northeast of Beatrice, and
Theodore Carpenter, who lives near Ellis,
were badly damaged by lightning Thurs
day night A ten-ton stack of alfalfa be-
longing to T. y. Pierce, living near Ellis,
was struck by lightning and consumed,
and horse and mule were killed at
Holmesville
HASTINGS-Frank Reed of Omaha was
before County Judge DUNCAN today on
the charge OF theft lie was accused of
having picked the pocket of NJ Alberts
of Hildreth, who was intOwn Wednesday
| attending the circus. Reed was bound over
| to the district court and was placed in the
county Jail in default of $1,000 bail.
| FULLERTON-Funeral services for Mrs.
| o. II. Lumry were held Friday evening at
the Presbyterian church CONDUCTED by the
| pastor, Rev NJ Houseman. Mrs. Lumry
| died at KeaTney after a two-days' illness
| and the remains were brought here by the
| family Mr.. and Mrs. Lumry came to
Nance county in 1882 and made Fullerton
| their home until about two years ago.
WEST POINT-Otto Zacek and Miss
Maud kaVan were united in marriage at
st. Johns church, Howell, last week The
groom is the eldest son of NJ. Z1cek Of
this place and the manager Of the Bauman
| of James kavan, leading merchant OF
Howell The couple will reside in the elo-
| giant home just purchased by the groom on
| Lincoln street in this city.
| ASHLAND-The new First COngre gatiOnal
! church, which is being built by Z. A.
| Stephens of Lincoln, at a cost of $1,000
will be ready for occupancy about october
II. The main building consists of auditorium
| with seating capacity of 400, pastor $
| study, choir DOM, Sunday school and class
| rooms. The basement has been fitted UP
| for tine toilet rooms, ladies' pdrlOrs, dining
| room, kitchen and furnace room. Rev. j.
| William Carson who instrumental in
| raising the funds to build this beautiful
edfce, will be its first pastor.
| NORFOLK-A. 2. Pilger of Norfolk lies
in an Omaha hospital recovering from an
| extraordinary surgical operaton-the first
of it's kind to be performed in Nebraska.
! He has been suffering from cancer of the
/ throat since last spring, and the growth
| was removed. In order to do this, his
| throat was practically taken out. He will
never be able to speak again and he must
! breathe through an opening in his throat.
He must also be fed, temporarily at least,
| through an opening in the lower throat.
Drs. Henry and Lord performed the opera
| ton.
! BEATRICE-Acting under orders from
| County Attorney killen, Chief Burke yes
| terday released Harm Huls, the German
| who beat his wife and lS-months-old ba be
! with club the other day at his home
| north of town. doctor examined Huls
and pronounced him of sound mind, and,
as he promised Mrs Huls that he would
| county attorney ordered him released on
| probation. Albert Witzk who drove his
| sister, Mrs SKeartz, and her daughter from
| home Thursday night was also released
| no complaint being filed against him.
| ceived injuries which may result fatally
! The accident occurred on Lincoln avenue
! Mr.. Campbell was driving south and had
| just arrived upon the main track when
| the south gate was lowered directly in
! front of him. He made an attempt to
| back the horse and just at this time the
| engine struck the buggy and smashed it
! to splinters. Mr.. Campbell was thrown
| into the air a distance of fifteen feet. He
/ landed on his head and right shoulder,
which were badly cut. Mr.. Campbell Is
| a resident of Hastings and is engaged in
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