Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-27

News of Nebraska.
AtrBURN-Lon King and Miss Alma Noe
were united in marriage at the home Of the
brides parents in this city yesterday at
high noon
WORTHLESS than three years ago T.. T.
Pendeil purchased 2i0 acres near here for
$50 per acre. Recently he sold Il to an
Iowa farmer for $50 per acre.
NORK-The pupils Of the School Of the
Holy Family gave their annual Christmas
friends. The concert hall OF the convent
was beautifully decorated
HERMhN-The Nelson Morris ranch near
this place shipped sixteen loads of fine fat
cattle to Chicago last night These cattle
have been full fed for some time and are
very fine bunch Of stock
OAKLAND-Victor Gylfe, son OF Charles
Gylfe, was married Monday EVENING to-
Miss Alma Ford by Rev. c. +. Sandahl
Of the Lutheran church. They will reside
on the Charles Gylfe farm.
YORK-A number of the county teachers
and teachers OF the Waco schools are ar
ranging to attend the Nebraska State
Teachers association that meets at In.
coin December 26. q and q.
YORK-Married, at the home of the
bride, two miles east of York, Mr.. jaime Z
Mrs. Stotts left for the east and will re-
turn to York, where they will make their
future home.
FAIRMONT-As a result of the Neon
nell meetings held in this city the churches
received into membership: Methodist
Episcopal 5S; Presbyterian, 3d. Congrega,
a
be received later on.
| OAKLAND-Miss Irene Hubert second
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Hubert
1 OF this city was married at high noon
I Christmas day to Ralph L. Jackson OF
| Chicago. They left on the evening train
| for their home In Chicago.
| HUMBOLDT-Funeral services were held
this afternoon at the German Methods
church over the remains Of Mrs. Gertrude
| Boomgaarn. an aged resident of this city,
| who died at her home IN the north part OF
/ town after an Illness OF a few days.
! HUMBOBDT-A pretty wedding took
place at the spacious home of o. A. Cooper
MONDAY evening, when Miss Fna. the
youngest daughter, was united in mar
! riage TO George H. Seabury of Chicago
| The officiating clergyman was Rev. L. r
Smith of the Presbyterian church.
FAIRMoNTIThe marriage Of Miss
Robert L. Smith of Omaha was solemniZed
at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage yes
terday' Or. Gallagher ofiiciating The
| future home.
FREMONT-Miss Redferd schuctz anc
George Bedal were married yesterday moor
at the residence of the brides sister, Mrs
| M. Havens, by Rev. w. II. Buss of this
Congregational church In the presence Of
few intimate family friends. Mr.. Beda
is a clerk in the Northwestern freight offic.
here: They left yesterday afternoon for
wedding trip east.
| FREMONT-Miss Hazel Dunn, who ha,
Tor some time been telephone operator
at the Nebraska company's office, WA
married to Robert Allen of Kansas City
Inc ceremony occurred at the Baptist par
sonage and was performed by Rev. H. y
Fosket The groom formerly lived her,
and was in the employ of Richards, Keen
Co.. but is now an insurance agent il
Kansas City.
| HARVARD-At the home of the bride
parents Monday evening occurred the mar
rage OF Albert l.. Hasaloh to Miss Hee
Crowder Mr.. Hasaloh is one of our youn
business men. being engaged In the har
ness and buggy business, while the brid
has grown to womanhood in this com
munity and has host of friends who re
(oice that she will continue TO make he
home among them.
HERMAN-The last ten days the thre
elevators here have been having yer
hard time to get cars to load corn Cor
was coming so fast that they had to hav
cars or close up now the car supply ha
run short and the farmer has to hold hi
grain and bring II only as fast as tn
l elevators can secure empty boxcars fror
the railroad company. The last week edc
elevator has been allowed only one ca
each per day.
TECUMSEH-Dr w. c. Bartlett of Aim
Y and Miss Grace c. Sturdevant were MAJ
ried at the brides home. here at noon tc
day. The ceremony was performed by tn
e brides father, Rev F. NJ Sturdevant
: tives and friends, after which dinner wa
spread. Dr. and Mrs. Bartlett have gon
% to st. Joseph on q wedding trip and wi
return TO Alma next week and establis
: their future home. tt' F'
PAPILLION-Judge Day came out tn
I ness for the term. The soldiers from Fol
: Crook plead guilty. and were sentenced
. the penitentiary for three years. job
Cavenaughs motion for a new trial Il