Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-17

editor and proprietor of the Madison
Chronicle, is in this city visiting relatives
and friends Mr. seely is now located at
his son, Paul seely, he publishes a daily
paper
sEwARD-The marriage of Miss winnI-
fred, daughter OF Judge and Mrs. T. L.
Norval. and Mr.. Frederick William GoehnoF
occurred in the Methodist church. 1t was
very elaborate and was followed by re-
ception at the family home. Hagenows
orchestra furnished the music. The decor
ations for both church and home were
beautiful
COLIrMBUS-Judge Ratterman has issued
the usual permits for the following named
happy couples the last few days: Benjamin
Green to NM, MISS een 5erGme s Jmei
Van Ackpren to Miss Delphna c. Breunig,
Joseph sueper to Miss Mary Fisher, Charles
w. Pittman to Miss Nellie Ashley, Vincent
Krivahlasek to Miss Margaret Crikirova.
FALLS CITY-The case of NJ. Della Mar
tin against the Fraternal Life association
8eq Of Ms4n @ sued he m
pany for wages due. The Miles will case
was up before the court on an application
to file an amended answer on the part of
]. H. Miles. The parties were not ready to
take II up and It was set for hearing July 2.
BEATRICE-The stockholders Of the
Blue Springs Farmers Telephone COM
pany held a largely attended meeting at
Blue Springs Friday and decided not to
connect up its lines with the Bell and
Home compapies. This action was taken
after considerable discussion. the stock
holders being of the opinion that Il is best
for the company to operate its lines in
| dependently from other Companies at the
present at least
| TECUMSEH-William Matthews and Miss
Edna D. b STS marrSd at the
| Friday evening The ceremony was per
| formed by Rev. J. w. Embree Of the
Methodist Episcopal church in the pres
ence of a small company of relatives and
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Matthews have gone
to housekeeping on Eighth street. Mr..
Matthews Is in the employ OF the INDIE
pendent Telephone company.
| MADISON-A short session OF court was
held here Friday by District Judge Boyd.
Among the cases disposed of were George
| Hamilton ct al against William V. Allen
ct al. and the State OF Nebraska against
John MONTGOMERY. The former case grew
out of the settlement OF the estate OF the
late James Gibbs, wealthy farmer. The
latter is a proceeding for contempt OF
ton Is alleged. Both cases were continued
| YORK-Nearly all day County Judge Tay-
| Tor heard the evidence and argument IN the
case wherein II. e; Belcher; register Of
| Jays Mr. Belcher testified that the blue
jays were destroying his cherries and that
/ property The prosecuting attorney con-
| tended the game law was made to protect
all birds and that Mr.. Belcher was guilty
of violating the law. Judge Taylor has
| taken the case under advisement.
WEST PoINT-The Woman's CLUB
closed profitable year of club work this
! again resumed on September rs. The last
! program of the year was devoted to Eng
Isn history. and was given az the home
| of Mrs. John Hoar. Roll call was re-
sponded TO by quotations from Shakes
peare., shakespeare England" was dis
cussed by Miss Carlotta Crawford. Mrs.
p NJ. Noodle read paper on Elizabeth
| and Mary stuart" Mrs. j. +. Losch
closed the program with selections from
| ''Kenilworth."
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on and about
the Madison county court house have been
completed. They include new maple floors
IN the lower story, papering and laying of
! tnOleum In the rooms on the second floor,
new foundations under the cross walls and
vaults, interior improvements and repairs
| In the jail and sheriTs quarters. the re-
arrangement OF Outbuildings. grading OF
the grounds and the construction OF cement
walks and curbs through the middle and
along the east and south sides OF the court
house square. Though the county board
has exhausted this years appropriations
other improvements are contemplated and
will be made when the funds are available.