Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-01

NEBRASKA CITY-Neil Lopez and Miss
Cora r. Holbrook we're united in marriage
brides parents, near Douglas. Charles T.,
Read Of Nemaha county and Miss Lizzie
Keen we're married in this city.
CREIGHTON-This vicinity has been Wis
tied by a rain nearly every DAY Tor the
last week and growing crops are doing
fine and never looked better. Rye IL mead
ing out nicely and Will be heavy. OaIs
and corn are a fine stand and, with warm
weather from now on, will make a bumper
crop.
VALENTINE-At the annual meeting Of
stockholders OF the Building and Loan as
ISOLATION directors were elected as follows:
]. H.. Yeast. president; w. Kinkaid, vice
president; ]. T.. Kelley, secretary; +. a.
w Yeast. n, Hoenig and II. DALEY, di-
rectory. Reports showed the association 10
be in a prosperous condition.
VALENTINE-Rev. II. Q. Buss has de-
cided, on account Of ~ health. 20 give up
church at Reige and move to
seek relief.
WYMORE-The Commercial club held a
spirited meeting last night. discussing the
PAVING proposition from all sides. Paving
of Main street is meeting with strong OPP.
position by some influential parties, but IL
in the right light. Strong resolutions, in
which the club expressed itself in favor OF
paving, were adopted. The club elected
the following officers for the ensuing year
Jesse S. Newton, reelected president; Ed
ward Thiessen. vice president; James Nc
Quire, reelected secretary; w. II: Weile-
meyer, reelected treasurer, and Juius
Neuman, Sherman Taylor and D. J..
Lasher. elected trustees.
CAMBRIDGE-Mrs. Bridget Ross OF
this city: who was run 9XsT by a fr S6nc
SATURDAY Saturday Afternoon. May 80, from the in
juries received in the accident, the t,aes d fn
this vicinity and is survived by an onF
daughter. Miss Mary Ross, an Invalid.
The funeral was held today from the
Catholic church.
ASHLAND-The manager of the Cedar
Bluffs elevator states that one day this
week he took in $40 w~agonloads OF corn.
He believes he holds the record for any
elevator in the smaller towns of the
state.
AsHLAND-The funeral of Parmenis
A. Gould. born in Wyoming, N y, and
held yesterday. Mr.. Gould was a well.
known pioneer, having been a member OF
the first board of trustees of the Ashland
Methodist Episcopal church. This Is the
fourth early settler of Ashland to pass
away in the last two weeks.
ASHLAND-John Woods. a Cass county
rural mail carrier, is now making his
motor cycle specially constructed for bis
work. He makes his round, Including
stops, in about three hours.
WYMORE-The Blue river, which has
been very high and spread all over the
low ground east of. Wymore. commenced
to recede last night and over 200 pounds
of fish were caught in the bayous
LESHARA-The- saloon fight at Leshara
has been won by the liquor clement, the
town board having granted a license for
one saloon. There has been a big fight
made by a number of the citizens against
the granting of a license in this new
town.
AsHLAND-Rev. Howard Van Auken of
Indianapolis, Ind, has accepted the
unanimous call to the pastorate OF the
First Congregational church of this
city recently extended him.
AINSWORTH Yesterday was the closing
of the school here. The graduating eXer-
cises were held in the Auditorium last
night and the large assemblage was well
A man who Is in perfect health, so ht
can do an honest days work when neces.
sary, has much for which he should be
thankful. Mr.. L. c. Rodgers Of Branch.
ton, Pa, prites that he was not only un
able to work. but he couldn't stoop over
to tie his shoes. Six bottles Of Foley''
Kidney Cure made a new man Of him. II,
says. Success to Foley's Kidney Cure.
All druggists.