Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-06

PLATTSMOUTH-Rev. j. e. Houlgate,
pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church.
united in marriage Oren Carlson of Ong
Neb, and Miss Emma Hanson, in the par
sonage Wednesday evening.
BEATRICE-Mrs. Lucy Hart died sud
denly at her home here last night, aged SO
years. She !s survived by her husband and
one daughter, Mrs. Jackson of Omaha who
arrived In town today to attend the funeral.
PLATTsMoUTH-M waybrlght has
traded his residence property IN Platts-
mouth and property in Omaha for a farm
in Merrick county. He and his wife will
go to Los Angeles. Cal, about the middle
of this month to reside.
PLATTSMOUTH-Dr Thomas E. Green
delivered the first of the lecture course in
the Parmele theater last evening to a full
house. His subject, 1.-THE Key to the
Twentieth Century" was a philosophical
discussion of a vital question.
STOCKHAM-Last evening occurred the
marriage of Mr. George Harris and Miss
mother, Mrs. F. NJ. Wilson, at D. m,
Rev. Louis s. Humphrey of the Presbyte-
rian church of Edgar, Neb., performing
sEwARD-Miss Ethel Davis. daughter
or MIR. and Mrs. Abner Davis, died at her
boarding place near Utica, this county,
complications. Miss Davis was one of the
most successful of the young teachers of
the county.
FREMONT-On account of much of the
corn being down farmers in this vicinity
will probably have to pay at least a cent
a bushel more for husking this fall. Some
fields lay pretty fiat and all of it is blown
over considerably. The crop is generally
a large one.
PLATTSMOUTH-Some one or more per-
sons broke the glass in the back window
and entered the clothing store of William
Holly last night, and helped themselves
to such articles of merchandise as they
could carry away with Them, No clue to
NEBRASKA CITY-The pupils of the In
stitute for the Blind were taken to Nor
ton park this afternoon to inspect the
statue of the late j. Sterling Morton. They
were allowed to feel the statue with their
hands, and were greatly interested in 1t
and everything pertaining to the monu-
FREMONT-The beet sugar factory will
be opened up for the seasons campaign
as soon as the repairs are completed. Its
capacity will then be double that of last
year will be above the average in guam
tity and of a satisfactory quality. Har-
vesting has not yet commenced
NEBRASKA CITY-John S. Lewis has
filed a suit in the district court against
the water and light company for 5000
August % by his back coming In contact
with a live wire. He was terribly burned
and was rendered unconscious, and in his
petition claims he was permanently in
PLATTsMoUTH-The marriage og ]. ".
Montgomery, a prominent rancher OF
Covina, to Mrs. Sarah f. Black OF Platts-
mouth, Neb., was solemnized on September
q, at the home of the pastor of the First
Christian church in Los Angeles, Cal
Mrs. Black resided in this city for many
years, but went west about the 18th of
September.
BEATRICE-Yesterd at 10 o'clock at
the home of the brides mother, in this city
was solemnized the marriage OF Miss Edith
Rooms, an accomplished musician of this
place, to Mr. William II, Ellis Of Chicago,
Rev. w. II. Kearnes officiating. The
ceremony was performed in the presence
of only relatives and few friends of the
contracting parties.
SCHUYLER-The populist electors of
Colfax county held their caucus tonight
to select delegates for the county conven-
tlon to be held October at Schuyler. The
following delegates were selected: Alex
Schlegel, d. N. McCord, Ed Pollard, George