Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-09

checks. SILK has been working on the
riprap works at the river bridge for some
time and went under the name OF John
Wilson.
COLUMBUS Vera Bonk was mar
ried to Mr.. Joseph Brudney at Saint Fran
els Catholic church on Tuesday. A fine
reception followed, at the home of the
brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bonk.
The couple will go to farming near Platte
Center.
HUMBoLDT-will Kershaw was united
in marriage to Mise Mary p; Mobley Of
Salem. The couple will reside here, the
groom being in the employ of Power Bros,
grain and stock men. The bride has been
for some time an enploye of the Salem
BLAIR--City Physician I.angstanf reports
all the cases of scarlet fever now out OF
quarantine. There has been number OF
sulting from It, There has been two cases
of smallpox. but the patients have entirely
recovered.
sUTHERLAND-The body Of Rev. A.
Foyer, who died from pneumonia at sum-
ner Monday, was brought here for burial
Thursday. Deceased had been a resident
of this section nearly twenty years in the
past and was well known throughout this
section of the state
BEEMER-At 10 O'Clock Thursday morn
ing at the home of the brides parents,
south of town, Miss Agnes Moderow was
united in marriage to Mr.. Ernest F. Ott
About eighty families witnessed the cere-
mony. The young couple will go on a
farm south of town.
NEBRASKA CITY-Thursday evening
John Kennison, aged 20 years, drove over
of town with wagon load OF brick. Inc
fall was about ten feet and he was padly
bruised up by the falling brick His IN
judies are not serious.
BEATRICE-Mrs. A. c. Deeter died at
| her home in Blue Springs last night from
cancer of the stomach. She was taken TO
Omaha last week to undergo an operation,
but her condition was such that the surgeon
| at the hospital refused to operate on her.
She was an old resident of Blue Springs.
| BEATRICE-A letter dated January q
was received yesterday from f. A. Har-
rison and T. J. Harden of this city, who
are enroute to Central America. When
| the steamer Corinto and were sailing along
! the east coast of Yucatan, British Hon.
duras.
PLATTSMOUTH-T H. Pollock manager
| OF the Plattsmouth Telephone company, is
| securing signatures of business men to a
| petition to the senators and representatives
| telephone bill, which provides that all tele-
phone companies shall make physical con-
nections.
| ADAMS-At the coroner's inquest over
the remains OF Joseph Pearl, who was run
down by a Burlington engine Wednesday
morning the jury found he met his death
by being struck by the engine but failed
! TO nix the blame for the accident. The
remains have been taken to Washington
Kan, for interment.
BEATRICE-The marriage of Miss Edna
Kirby of Liberty TO Mr.. Franklin l. Brit
tin of Springfield, III, was solemnized al
the home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. l. Kirby. Tuesday night, in the
presence OF about eighty guests. Rev. Johr
Albers officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Brittir
will make their home at Springfield.
PLATTsMoUTH-The ain channel OF
the Missouri river Is clear for about one
half mile south of the Burlington bridge
where a gorge formed. and from that poin
the water has commenced to back up, caus
ing a rise of six inches within the pas
twenty-four hours The ice dealers have
been compelled to cease work on account o.
the same.
REPUBLICAN CITY-Mrs. II. Zumro
aged Is years, OF this city died Monda!
, night and was buried yesterday in Ceda
Grove cemetery. She was sick only fou
or Ave days. Dr. II. S. Zumro her hus
band, died in this city nine years ago. 10
seph Snyder. representative OF Harlal
county was in the city yesterday to atten'
, the funeral.
HUMBOLDT-Miss Hope Abbott VIII
was released from diphtheria quarantine
, and resumed her school work on Monday
found her strength insufficient for the task
and the Board of Education has givel
her a vacation of month, during whic
time her place is filled by Mrs. Barst o
Omaha There has been no further indica
! ton of diphtheria.
> ! HUMBOLDT-German Methodists wi
erect a new church In the spring and haY
named as a building committee Messrs. II
+. schwan, J. II. Sanford and William
, Tjaden. The plans provide for a $50
! structure 70 be built on the site Of tn
present. church, which is one OF the Oldes
In the city. The new building will hav
seating capacity OF about 400.
COLUMBUS-RelatiYe and friends G
J Mrs. w. G. Jarmin have received the sa
i announcement OF her death at a Fremon
! hospital II was Mrs. Jarmin's daughtel
Miss Corrinne. who was drowned In m
Platte river at Fremont three years ag'