Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19

NeDEaakh news Notes.
BEATRICEEThe Barracks Of the Metho;
dist church yesterday won from the United
Brethren ball team by the score of Z to 8.
PLATTSMOUTH-w. ". Coates reports
that he has sold his three stocks of mer-
chandise to w. II. Jones of Kansas City.
Storm accompanied by 2 downpour of
rain, visited this vicinity Wednesday
night.
ALMA-Roy, the youngest son of A. New
man, was bitten by a snake while in the
act of digging a ground squirrel from the
hole, Saturday.
BEATRICE-James A. Ledbetter Of Con-
cordia, Kan, and Miss Ina Biddle of wy
Judge Spafford.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. c%loudburst visited
this section last night. Rain fell in tor
rents for hours. A perceptible rise in the
Blue river is expected.
BBATRICE-Perry Alderman Of Armour.
Neb., and Miss Hilda Heuberger of Lib
erty, Neb., were married at Wymore
Wednesday evening, Rev. T. H. Morley
officiating.
BEATRICE-In the city base ball league
last evening. the Blue Valley nine de-
feated the Nursery team by the score OF
3 to 3. II was one of the prettiest and
fastest games OF the season.
BEATRICE-Frank Russell OF Hubbell.
Neb., and Miss Alma Kiphart of Dewitt
were united in marriage here yesterday.
Rev. ]. e. Davis performed the ceremony.
AhO tOuAb COuplS Will Uldho lntlE HOuAG
near Hubbell.
EDGAR-Miss Mary Ethel Ferree and
Mr.. Cecil Cleveland Stout were united In
marriage at the home OF the brides par
N. Tompkins of the Methodist Episcopal
church officiating.
NEBRASKA CITY-At the home of the
brides mother, Mrs, James Reed, her only
daughter, Miss Lula, was united in mar
pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church,
to Mr.. Allen B. Wilson.
BEATRICE-County Attorney Terry has
discovered a proviso in the statutes which
makes 1t possible for the supervisors to
bridge repairs, regardless of the fact that
there is no money in the road fund.
ALMA-A deluge Of five inches of rain
this city last night, and in consequence
a number of bridges are out of commission.
Crops were somewhat destroyed and a con-
siderable number Of young stock was
NEBRASKA CITY-Last evening. while
Judge Paul Jessen was catching behind the
of ball with the Clerks, he was struck on
the top of the shoulder with a batted foul
tip and the collarbone broken. he Will be
confined to the house for some time.
BEATRICE-The fire department held q
meeting last night. The report Of the car
nival committee showed that the firemer
made. clear of expenses, $S47 during carni-
ing fund. in addition to $500 the firemer
Invested some time ago. Rev. L. d. Young
was elected an honorary member.
STANTON-The marriage OF Miss Anna
Nj. Tyler, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.
Tyler Of this city, to Mr.. Irwin M. Sal
mons of Emerson, Ia, was solemnized at
the home OF the brides. parents. at 9S
o'clock this morning in the presence of a
large number Of relatives and friends. Rev.
c. n. Dawson OF the Methodist Episcopal
church, officiated.
BEATRICE-In the presence OF a few
guests, the marriage of Fred w. Nets,
local secretary Of the Young Mems Chris
tan association, and Miss Blanche Francis
of this city was solemnized last evening
at s o'clock at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
r. w. Grant, Rev. u. G.. Brown officiating
The bride and groom are two popular
young people OF Beatrice and will make
their home here.
WOOD RIVER-Mr. and Mrs. George
Honnold OF this place, celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary here yesterday
with a quiet home gathering of their child,
In this community for thirty-five years
coming here from Vinton county. ONO
They are the parents OF eleven chhuren
eight OF whom are living and have siA
grandchildren living.
LEIGH-A pretty double wedding oc-
CURED at the James S. Mcfarland home
last Wednesday at high noon, when twt
sisters were united in marriage TO I
brothers, Miss Emma Mcfarland to Car
]. Brittell and Miss Grace F. McFarlant
was played by Miss Anna BruhD and tn
ceremony was performed by Rev. d, ]
Poynter OF the Church of Christ OF Al
bion.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Stuart OF
Missouri Valley and Miss Ruby Carter OF
city Wednesday by County Judge Beeson