Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-12

organized by the young men Of this city.
who have rented the JENNIE opera house ana
are fitting 10 up as a nrst-class gymnasium
PERU-Messrs Knowles and Rldenour.
well known ~evangelists. are conducting a
series OF very successful evangellsic meet
ings at the Christian church OF this place.
GIBBON-"Rebecca's Triumph" a three
act comedy drama given last night TO !.
crowded house by the Ladies' Educational
club. was a decided success. EVERYBODY
seemed pleased with the play.
PERU-The Normal choruseS consisting
OF the mixed chorus and the boys and
Prof. H c. House, will give a musical in
ing
c. F. GOttschalk Wednesday evening their
daughter. Minnie Marie, was united in
marriage TO W. Arthur Manning Of Chicago.
Rev. J. Herbert MRcConnell performed the
ceremony.
NEBRASKA CTTY-Tns BARRIERS union.
No. AIS. last evening elected the following
officers; president, Lee Cariin; vice presi-
dent. George L Thompson; treasurer, E
Reisi recorder. J. L R4ckerti secretary J.
q. Wilson.
BEATRICE-Edward CaI. a resident OF
West Beatrice. has lost seven head OF hogs
from the cholera the last few lays Al
though he is doing everything possible TO
check the disease, he fears IT will destroy
bis entire herd.
RED CLOUD-Last evening Miss Ruth
Warren and Roscoe Weesner were married.
Both parties are well known here. They
will continue to make this place their nome
until spring. when they will move TO a
farm south Of town.
NEBRASKA CITY-The Sons Of Herman
have elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: President. Henry Heesch;
vice president. Charles BockrOcker: secre-
tary. Claus Koch; treasurer, r. Il. Hoe
man; treasurer, William GebheEI
PERU-The students of the department
OF vocal and Instrumental music, under the
direction Of Miss Sidney Murphy. gave a
recital Tnurtday ever ms The talent dis
played at thus recital sI.Jw-u the depart
ment to be much more efficient than ever
before.
BEATRICE-Tbe Methodist brotherhood
held a well attended meeting last evening.
A musical and literary program was rem
dered. after which a banquet was served.
Samuel Rinaker delivered an address on
the Importance Of the brotherhood move
ment.
BEATRICE-James Doollttle Of the Firth
vicinity and Miss Birdie Dick Of Beatrice
were married yesterday at the Christian
parsonage, Rev. j. E Davis officiating.
After a brief wedding trip to Omaha the
young couple will make their home on a
farm near Firth.
! PLATTSMOUTH-Thomas BARLEY Sal
mon. chief clerk in the Burlington store
house here. and Miss Eva knepp Fox.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. K. Fox. were
the First Presbyterian church in this city.
Rev. J. H. Salisbury officiating.
NEBRASKA CTTY-Judge W. W. Wilson
Jessie W. Brown and Miss Della Gillespie
OF Minersville, the other Jonathan 2. Hin
and Miss Mara NJ. Morrison Of Thurman,
la and the last couple James H Shana-
20, Of Syracuse.
FALLS CITY-At a meeting OF the Mod
ern Woodmen OF America lodge No. SS on
Tuesday evening the following Officers
were elected for the coming year: J. v.
KOttmann, v. c.; E Z. Coatney, w. A;
0. Wachtel. clerk; c. NJ. Wilson. banker;
John Ross, Waterman; A J. Windle. sentry
;. Marts. ianitor.
NEBRASKA CTTY-Nuckolls lodge, An
cient Order United has elected
the following officers: NJ W., R. R. Rick
NJ. W. Neihart; financier. f. II. Marnell;
receiver. R o. Marnell; guide; e ~, Hlg,
gins; inside watch. G. M Moruock and
NEBRASKA ~CITY-Enola council. Nc. II,
Daughters Of PocahOntas elected the fol-
lowing officers: P~ocahontas, Flora Riley;
shecklsr; keeper Of records. Mary Cooper;
keeper Of wampum. Minnie Bickel; first
scout. Sarah Parker; second scout, Amelia
BauInan; guard tepee, Fannie Mcclure.
PLATTSMOUTH-In Justice Archer
court Charles Dixon was found guilty Of
assaulttng w. II. Thomas. a fruit tree
October .. He was bound over to the dis
trict court. his bond of 500 was given and
| the prisoner released County Attorney
Raws and w. c. Hamsey appeared for the
state.
NEBRASKA CTTY-wylie Roundtree. an
[ employee at the cereal mills. met with an
accident which may prove fatal He was
working near a fast revolving pulley and
crowbar caught in the wheel and in being
whirled about struck him in the head, cut
ting a long cash in the scalp and fractur-
since that time and fears are entertained
for his recovery.
BEATRICE-BIue Valley camp No. lee4.
Modern WOOdmen Of America. at Wymor
elected these officers last evening: T. Z.
Jones. venerable consul; r. r. Smith.
worthy adviser; e. B. Smith. banker; S.
Mitchell. watchmaus Clarence Henderson,
sentry; o. H. Perry, manager; Drs- c C.
Gafford and 5. E YOder, physicians.
NEBRASKA CITY-Eureka lodge. No. :.
ing officers: c. c.. ]. l. Patterson; V. c.,
r.. e. shannon; prelates. B. r LaFever;
NJ w. E P McGTtrs; K; Of d., +: AND s.
E., G.. E. Schminke; M. A, Howard Sey-
mOur; I. c., L Ertle: o. g.. w. 3, Hyer;
representative and trustee, A A. Bennett
ToLUMBUs-LeROy lodge No "a De
gree OF Honor. has elected the following
named Officers: Mrs. J. F. krkpatTiek.
chief; Mrs John Dolas. past chief; Mrs
ward TayIor. lady Of ceremonies; Mrs.
George Willard, recorder; Mrs; John Ian
nan. receiver; Mrs. B. b; McCraV' imam
lcier; Mesdames j. F. Kirkpatrick. Lannan
and Mr.. Ed Rossiter. trustees.
/ NEBRASKA CTTY-James Schuster and
Miss Maude Moore were united in marriage
last evening by Rev. J. w. Merrill. pastor
OF the Baptist church, at a new home
which they had just fitted up IN this city:
I this city. while the bridge IL Captain Moore
OF the Salvation Army and was in charge
OF the station here for several years ana
where she met her husband. he being a
convert.
MINDEN-The district court has been In
session during this week and the Jury has