Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-01

the guests adjourned to the rectory next
door, where they were received by Mr.. ana
Loucks and their daughter Irene. Dainty
refreshments were served during the even
ing.
Bride has accepted a position with Kill
patrick Brothers g. Collins of Omana- and
his headquarters will be in Thayer, Wyo
where he will have charge OF the men who
are constructing a new branch railroad
for the Union Pacific.
PIATTSMOUTH-A pretty wedding ser
vice at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. d:
the latter, Miss Edna May Warren. and Mr.
Elmer A. Taylor, Rev p. A. YoutEy OF
the Christian church officiating. One hum
bred friends were present.
BEATRICB-Frank Davis, who has had
the contract for delivering the mail to and
from trains in this city for the last eight
Otto, the successful bidder, July 1. During
the eight years Mr.. Davis had the con-
tract he never missed train.
WEST POINT-The marriage of Joseph
Cercle to Miss Vincenza Hejdukova was
sole nnized at the county judges off1ce In
West Point by Judge Dswaid' The con
where the groom is in business The bride
has just arrived from Bohemia
BEATRICE-Hon. ]. Adam Bede, con-
gresham from Minnesota, addressed a
large audience at the chautauqua grounds
Saturday evening. Mr.. Bede is without
doubt the lecturer who has entertained his
appeared on the platform this season.
LYONS-A new lodge of Red Men was
instituted at this place last Thursday even
ing The new lodge name Is Fontanelle
No. CO. and thirty-eght were taken IN as
charter members. James McMonles OF
Omaha, brother of d. McMonies of this
city, organized ana established this lodge
here.
! MINDEN-A II. Brice, who has been
running a brokerage business here for the
last eight months for Sewell Sleuman of
Omaha, has left for parts unknown and
with money belonging to people OF Minden
which they had paid on margins. The
customers OF the firm rely on sleuman to
WAHoO-Mr E. E. Howell Of Fairbury
/ and Miss Addie d. Dean were united in
father, Judge franklin Dean. in this Ii' city
/ Thursday at noon. Mrs. Howell has been
a teacher in the FalrbuTy schools the last
bury after September /.
| GRAND ISLAND-The Union Pacific has
applied to County Judge Mullin for a tenn
porary injunction restraining Water Com
| missioner Waters from shutting on the
| municipal water service, which he gave
notice he would do were the April bill not
| nearing will be had on July 80
| LEIGH-At the regular meeting Of Sig
net Lodge, No. 1913. A, F. and A M, the fol-
lowing officers were installed for the com
ing year: H. c. Hooker. W. M; 7. y. Nc
Kinley, S. D.; c. H. Stockdale, j. W.; A A.
KibleT, treasurer; H. P. Buhman, score
| S. D.: and b. F. Redman, tyler.
PLATTSMOUTH-A number OF Platts.
mouth citizens attended the funeral Of
| James Allison Friday afternoon, which
| was conducted by Rev. w. S. Richie and
/ Cannon u. B. Burgess Deceased was ca
/ years Of age and pioneer citizen of Cass
| county, having pre-emptied a farm where
the village or Murray is HOW situated
HRTINGTON-Work on the Crofton
! extension of the Omaha railroad from
| Harrington has been progressing quite
rapidly the past week and IL is thought
that the road will be ready for business
! about September is or October !. The
| contractors have been Handicapped for
lack OF workmen until the past ten days
GRAND ISIAND-With a loud report
| which startled the city on Friday night
! the electric lights went out and II was
| soon ascertained that accident had oc-
| CURED at the works. Some hues In one
! OF the boilers were being repaired and
| Il seems that a plug or blind" had
| not been securely enough wedged into the
| hues and suddenly gave way with a force
that tore down a Considerable section OF
! the masonry. The escaping steam badly
! scslded the fireman. Mr.. Gregory. who
] also received scalp wound. he Was Inn