Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-23

contained a wonderful Yield OF fruit. On
one twig we're nlne apples and on the other
~PERU-Ernest NJ. Pollard, candidate for
reelection, spoke in the Normal chapel
last evening to a large and enthusiastic
audience. The citizens of Peru and the
sluuen's gave Mr.. foIard a very nearly
welcome.
PONCA-An interesting social event was
uore Lon"ay oil New castle, NeO., to Mss
JulIa MeenHns of ponCa. Tine ceremony
'ooA piece IN the Catnoiic church IN Poncs
and Fatner I. M. byrn oftiCiated.
GUIDE kOCh-M ord was received here
this morning of the death of &. l.. Cone at
Summertield, Kan. lie had lived in thus
lie leaves a wife and three c%nliuren. No
arrangements have been made for the flu
neral.
BEATRICE-The. marriage of George
Luther King of this city and Miss Edith
Hager Of Lincoln was solemnized yesterday
at IL o clock at the home of the groom's
Seventh street, Rev. U. G.. Brown offici-
ating.
PERU-The fine residence being built by
Prof. Cornell is nearly completed. He will
idly, a number of new buildings being In
course of construction and a number of
others are being planned and Will be built
next spring.
PERU-Manager GLASGOW Of the Peru
box factory says that he Is obliged TO
work his force three nights a week to sup
ply his customers. He says that with
double his present force he could not sup
ply the demand caused by the large ship
ments Of fine fruit.
Observation-Disclosures Miller. in
the Methodist Episcopal church, had for his
theme wednesday evening, Fools; Thurs
day. Car | dance, Plsy Cards, Go to
Theaters and Be a Church Member and
Friday, can l Have a Good Time and BE
a Cnristian?"
GRAND ISLAND-Ray Lamareaux. fore
man OF the sugar department of the Ameri-
Iaaa IAaN Guunnw ana 80 nWHHn ant hnRA had
a hand crushed to the extent of necessi-
tating the amputation of several fingers.
The company furnishes all employees acci-
dent insurance.
BEATRICE-The Methodist Episcopal
Brotherhood has been organized here by
the election of the following officers: A.
rotary; John. r.. Quein, treasurer; Various
committees have been appointed to take
charge of the work.
BEATRICE-The funeral of the late II.
home at Wymore today at 1880 O'Clock.
The services were conducted by the Key.
BENJAMIN Bean of the Episcopal church.
placed in a receiving vault, where they
will remain for the present
CHAPPELL-Sunday and Monday there
the drouth here and puts the ground In
excellent shape and what fall grain was
in will benefit greatly by It and the farm.
ers will Immediately put in thousands Of
acres more of wheat, The corn and potato
crops are turning out fine also. Oats is
going about fifty to sixty bushels to the
acre.
PLATTsMoUTH- &c members of the
Ladies' Aid society vi the Christian church,
of which she is an active member. and
other friends gathered IN the home of Mrs.
Jennie Schildknecht yesterday afternoon
and rendered her a farewell reception. Mrs.
Schildknecht will depart next Sunday for
! Los Angeles, Cal, and spend the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. Frank Davis, and
family.
NEBRASKA CITY-The Christian Scien-
lists yesterday laid the cornerstone of their
new church at the corner of Twelfth street
and FIRST avenue, with appropriate cere-
mony. There was a large crowd present TO
The church is to be a handsome structure
and erected of cement blocks. The build
) ing will be fireproof and one OF the hand
soonest structures In the city.
COLUMBUS The body of the late
Charles e. Morse, one of the old settlers OF
Columbus, was brought here from We
natchee, Wash, and laid to rest in the Co
lumbus cemetery this afternoon. The flu
neral was held from the Fred w. Herrick
undertaking rooms, Mrs. Morse and Mrs
Washington home. Mr.. Morse was 60 year.
old. He was married to the sister or Hon
and Mrs. J. e. North and l.. H. North OF
PERU-Three members of the well known
male quartet of last year have returned
Mr.. j.. ]. Brittell being out Of school this
I year, Mr.. c. b. Moore, president of the
senior class. has taken the place vacated
by Mr.. Brittell, making the personnel OF
2 the quartet as follows: First tenor, Ben
Lanphere; baritone, c. 3. Moore; bass
Carl Schott. The quartet will cooperate
5 with the Normal Glee clubs In giving 4
: grand concert in the near future.
r GRAND STANDINGS Margaret Brown
county superintendent, has handed in heI
= resignation to the county board to take eff
A feet on January !. Miss Brown was elected
a three years ago as a republican candidate
and reelected without opposition a yea
ago, and has served the county with rar,
( ability. She will take a position as assist
e ant to the superintendent of the State Sun
e day School association. The vacancy viii
=; be filled by the county board, it is ex
d pected, at the next meeting. Miss Brow
: is the first woman ever elected to offic,
in this county, as she was the first womai
candidate.
NEBRASKA CITY-Frltz King, a maj
who has been a resident of this city TO
the last twenty-five years, was found des'
yesterday on the Missouri Pacific track
in the southern part of the city will on
bruised. He was about the city the da,
before having a good time. He is know
to have had considerable money on his per
son and when found there was only 81
in his purse. He was last seen about.
o'clock that morning in the red Light dis
Karstens has drawn a jury and will hol
an inquest because it is thought that h
man and had two grown children and 1--we
alone when at home.
NEBRASKA CITY-The stock show an
parades VIII. oh have been held here for tn
past TWO day closed last evening amid
blaze of lights and fireworks. It was
Big success, despite the inclement weather
Yesterday, despite the rain, the street
were thronged with people who came [
witness The big stock parade, which wa
given during a heavy downpOur of RAJ
so as to not dissapoint the people. TT
prizes were awarded to the owners of III
fine stock. The town would have been ur
able TO accommodate the people this
would have been here had the weathe
been fine, for II was the big day of III
two and many remained at home becaus
of the storm. The cit zens as well as III
managers Of the association are h'Ghl
pleased over the success OF the affair an
next year the date OF holding will /
earlier.