Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-13

day, December % and 80. The members
cf the whole on special work and adjourned
for two weeks.
CAMBRIDGE-At 4 o'clock yesterday aft
ernoon at the nome OF the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Minnick. seven miles
northeast of Cambridge, took pace the mar
riage Of Miss Sarah +. Minnick and Mr..
John Allen Rosenfelt, the Rev. Alexander
Simpson OF the First Congregational church
Of Cambridge officiating.
YORK-FIom reports coming IN, York
county will have one Of the largest and
best corn crops raised in many years. The
are coming in where corn has been shucked
yielding from fifty-five to seventy-five
bushels to the acre. At the price received
corn land will produce from SIS to S5 per
acre, that can be bought for SIS to 500 per
acre.
HASTINGS-Miss Scena Hansen Of st.
Paul, Neb., and Edwin Curtis OF Mihden
were united in marriage at the home of
the brides brother. Hans Hansen, at s
pollock yesterday morning, Rev. H. b.
Harrison of the First Congregational
will live in Minden. Mr.. Hansen is SUI
perintendent. of schools in Kearney
county.
YoRK-The new city directory just
published shows a large increase in the
population of York. According to the last
United states census York made the larg-
est growth of any city in Nebraska ex-
cepting South Omaha, and at the present
and past rate of growth York will MAIN
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rapid and greatest growth of any city
in Nebraska,
YoRK-The Brown brothers OF York
county. farmers living near McCool,
brought in sixteen ears Of new corn that
weighed twenty-five and one-half pounds.
The longest ear measured fourteen inches
and the shortest ear twelve and one-half
inches. They have shucked eight acres
that made an average Of seventy-five
raised a bumper 1908 corn crop.
YORK-The Taft club has leased the
Runs rooms on the first floor and has
ters. The LEADING periodicals are taken
and the rooms are used generally by re-
publicans. Republicans Of York county
along. They predict that Taft's majority
In York county will be 500 and some so
so far as to state that it can be made
1000 If the farmer vote can be gotten
out.
YORK-The recent statements issued by
the national banks of York county show a
most prosperous condition and reflects the
great prosperity OF its farmers and bust
ness men. York county farmers own prin-
cipally the deposits of the banks, and with
another great wheat and corn crop they
VIII add to the surplus deposited until the
banks will have more money than they
can profitably loan; Several Of the bank:
have discontinued having a correspondent
in New York City and are depositing money
in Omaha banks.
HASTINGS-Alleged interference on
the part of his father-in-law is made the
started in the district court by Christian
Sorensen against Christian Peterson. The
plaintiff claims that amount because of
the alienation of his wife's affections.
Rosa M. Peterson and Christian. Sorensen
were married in 1900. The plaintiff
AYERS that they lived happily together
until a. short time ago, when Peterson
began declaring that plaintiff was not
fit to associate with defendants daugh-
ter" Peterson is also charged with hav-
ing declared that If his daughter did not
leave her husband he would take her away
himself. AS a result of this interference
Sorensen says, his wife deserted him last
vorce. They have a daughter, Mabel, aged
and the lack of maternal care for the
child is part of the foundation for the