Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-28

PAPILLIoN-Merried, in Papillion, today,
by Rev. Braden of Bellevue, Mr.. Frank h.
Colwell and Mrs. J. ID. Patterson.
PERU-R. l.. Metcalfe, author of the
state reading circle book "Of Such is the
Kingdom spoke in Peru this evening.
EDGAR-A democratic meeting was held
in the opera house last evening. Hon. w.
~. Thompson was the principal speaker.
~PERU-Prof. f. L. Rouse will be in Lin
coin next Saturday in session with the COM
mittee, on arithmetic for normal training
in high schools.
OsCEOLA-Rev. John W. Morgan, at the
parsonage OF the Presbyterian church,
married Samuel j. Caldwell and Miss
Minnie NJ. Gubser.
LEIGH-L. c. Walling and James Me-
Monies were elected delegates to the grand
council of Red Men lodges and have gone
TO Lincoln to attend the convention.
LElGH-. II. Wurdeman and Henry
llillen have gone to Chicago to attend a
reunion of Germban soldiers who belonged
to the same regiment over in Germany.
fg? DEIGH-The second number OF the
High school lecture course will be given
here on October 81, when Thomas Nc
Clsry Will lecture here for the second
time.
BEATRICE-The marriage Of E. w. Reel
and Miss Cora Collett. both OF this city,
were married yesterday at the. United
Brethren parsonage, Rev. j. r. Mouer Of
ficlating.
BEATRICE-Fritz Liedtke, an employe
of the Dempster factory. had his right
the member caught in the gearing of a ma
chine that two fingers were amputated.
NEBRASKA CITY-E. p. Toms. the Bap-
Kan, was a resident of this city for sew
eral years and did his first ministerial
work here. lie Is charged with bigamy.
NEBRASKA CITY-The case OF the state
against George w. Leidigh, charged with
assaulting Henry Huckins OF the Lincoln
Herald, which was set for trial yesterday,
has been continued until Friday NoVem-
Der 10.
PERU-An addition 25x4o feet is being
planned for the Masonic building OF this
place. Senator r. 70. Good is planning to
build an addition of like dimensions to his
bank building. The Chatlain block is al
most ready for occupancy.
BEATRICE-C, Q. Wheedon addressed a
large and enthusiastic audience at Wy
more last evening on the national and
state issues of the campaign. He was fol-
lowed by Lloyd Croker, g. J. McColl and
other republican county candidates.
PERFUME. c. B. Moore, president of the
senior class, scored n hit the other day In
q political speech by speaking of the demo-
giving RStI de mDTfc P of Tgod dep J. t" en-
a small" representation of the real thing.
PERU-Manager Lowe of the Peru can
ming factory is working his force extra
this vicinity. He is Grating the canned
pears In boxes manufactured by the Peru
box factory, thereby making an extra saw
ing.
BEATRICE-Janes w. Shelly, a resident
Of Gage county since 1851. died sunday at
his home one mile west of Holmesville of
cancer. He was a native OF England and
was IS years OF sge. A widow and eight
children, five sons and three daughters,
survive him.
osCEoLA-Mrs. Elizabeth Hosner, who
had lived here many years and was the
oldest pioneer widow, died last Friday. Her
funeral was held Sunday from the home
Of her son, Fred Hosner, and was con-
Quoted by Rev. F. II. Schultz, the German
Methodist Episcopal church pastor.
NEBRASKA CITY-Mrs. George Harth
which to iron her clothes yesterday and
the same exploded and she was seriously.
n not fstaif, burned II was with great
her clothing and the home saved.
BEATRICE-Word was received here yes
terday announcing the marriage OF William
Mable Bailey Of Pryor Creek. Okl,, which
occurred at the brides home IN that city
last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Parker arrived in
the city today to spend part of their honey
moon.
PERU-After an address on Orators and
Oratory' by Prof. 9. V. Williams last Sat
held an interesting discussion of the ques-
ton, Resolved. hat Government Guar
anty OF Bank Deposits is Practicable" The
question was affirmed by Messrs. Smith.
Kuenning and Swenson. II was negativsd
by Messrs. Pettit, Adams and Coale.
PERU-Mr. G. b.. Moore, president Of the
senior class. says that about Us OF the
10 members Of the class will attend the
State Teachers association at Lincoln next
week. Never before has so large a number
from the senior class attended the associa-
ton. Mr.. Moore has been invited by the
class Of 1908 to be the guest OF honor at
their reunion banquet at the association.
PERU-The recent snow and sleet has
been very hard on the late fall fruit. Large
quantities Of fine red apples can be seen
scattered about under the trees where they
have been caused to fall by the storm.
such OF these as cannot be utilized by tue
owners OF the orchards for other purposes
will be sold TO the vinegar factory, which Is
already oVercrOwded with work.
NEBRASKA CITY-Mrs. Elizabeth Hon
roth. aged So. died at the home Of her
daughter In Oklahoma and her body was
brought TO this city for burial. She was
one OF the early settlers of this county,
and after the death OF her husband went
to Oklahoma TO make her home with her
daughter. She Is survived by a number OF
grown children who attended the funeral
here today.
BEATRTCE-Articiss Of Incorporation OF
the Nebraska Corn Products company were
filed yesterday with the county clerk The
ompany is capitalized at 10000 and the
incorporatorN srs X. T. and r. A. Weston
and Fulton Jack. all residents OF this city.
OF the capital stock $4,000 IL common and
s-a00o preferred The company will manu-
facture all kinds ~ cereal and other klBis
Of food seed products and buy and sell
grain. A modern milling plant 10 now IN
course Of construction IN the south part Of
the city by the company,