Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-26
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play the game. Last season the Dempster
team won the pennant in the City league.
BEATRICE-The s0-aere farm OF Tim
othy l.. Smith was sold yesterday TO Charles
ChaVet, living near Harbine, for $50 per
acre, or SOS. 500. The farm is located three
miles south of Ellis and is one Of the best
tracts of land in Gage county. Mr.. Smith
formerly lived in Beatrice. but located at
Granfield, Kan. a few years ago.
BEATRICE-Justice Leroy Morrow and
Miss Alta Bales, both OF Liberty, were mar
ried here yesterday by County Judge Spaf-
ford.
BEATRICE-Mrs. Matte Hodge, living
three miles east OF the city, died yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock after a prolonged i'll.
ness OF tuberculosis. She was AZ years OF
age and leaves a husband and one son.
BEATR1CE-Milton w. Linscott and Miss
Elizabeth l. Bridges were married yester-
day at II o'clock at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Bridges. three
miles south of the city, Rev. u. G. Brown
officiating.
NEBRASKA CITY-The Sons of Herman
of this city have arranged for the holding
OF their annual banquet at Eagle hall, Sat
urday evening. A very elaborate program
has been prepared and x-Commissioner
Theodore Webering has been selected as
POSTMASTER. A number of prominent mem
bers of the order are down for speeches. A
large number OF invitations have been is
sued and It is predicted that It will be the
largest affair OF the kind ever held in this
city.
KEARNEY-The Nebraska Cash grocery
store was entered by some marauder last
night and a small quantity of tobacco and
what change there was In the drawer was
taken therefrom.
KEARNEY-The local Salvation Army
has purchased a building on South Central
avenue and will use it for a permanent
home.
KEARNEY-George A. Arnold and Mrs.
Amelia Meade were married in this city
Tuesday afternoon. Rev. G. W.. Abbott
performed the
ELGIN-Elgin voted on water works
bonds amounting to $4,000 today, and they
carried by a vote of 16 to 10.
PLATTSMOUTH-Luther Hail and Mrs.
Pearl Gamble of Yates Center, Kan. were
united in marriage and will reside on a
farm southwest of Plattsmouth.
PLATTSMOUTH-Peter Schroeder and
Miss Margaret Stoehr. both from Cedar
Greek, were married In this city Wednes-
day, County Judge Beeson officiating.
PLATTSMoUTH-James Robertson. clerk
OF the district court, sold 200 acres of land
In front of the court house Wednesday. be-
longing to the Krampien estate. to Julius
Reinke of South Bend, for SIS. 800.
PLATTSMOUTH-H. n. LANCE Of Wilton.
Ia, and Miss 10 Olive Eveland were united
in marriage at the home of the brides par
ents, a brother of tire groom, now pastor
Neb.. officiating.
CITY-James F.. Montgom.
cry and Miss Blsie f.. Benters were unitet
In marriage at Syracuse yesterday. BotI
are we'll known and their wedding was :
very quiet affair, none but a few member,
OF the family and friends being present.
NEBRASKA ~CITY-John Cross and Mis-,
Emma Ruehs were united in marriage yes
terday afternoon at the home of the bride,
parents, near Dunbar. There was a IarR,
attendance at the wedding and after tn,
eremon a wedding dinner was served h
over 100. The bride and groom were resret
In this neighborhood and after a weddinI
trip to. the Pacific coast will settle dow
Dunbar.
NEBRASKA CITY-At high noon at tn,
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
William Harrison, at Dunbar, their daugh
united in marriage TO August s. LANCER o
Daisy, s. d. There were a large numbe
OF guests present and a wedding Dime
was served for them.
NEBRASKA CITY-At the parsonage n
the Presbyterian church last evening 10
seph p. Mullenax and Miss Rachel II. Nc
Goi6 were united in marriage by Rev. A
e. Perry. Only relatives and friends wer
present at the ceremony and last evenlnI
! they were given a reception at the home 0
+, the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Josepl
I f. McCord, south of the city.
! NEBRASKA CITY-Mrs. Henry Marke
Is dangerously i'll with pneumonia an
, fears are entertained for her recovery b.
9 her physician.
Z NEBRASKA CITY,. w. Butt. one O
the leading furniture dealers of this cts
has sold his business 10 L. b. Scott Q
Ondna, WHO Will take possession at once
g Mr.. Butt also disposed of his undertakin
A business to the same party. His health ma
a been very poor for several years and h
c was forced to get out.
NEBRASKA CITY-Biackleg has ar
Z peared among several head of cattle nea
this city and considerable alarm is Eel
k Serum is being used and the cattle ar
L being looked after, by a veterinary. II
o is confident that he will prevent the sprea
ot the disease and save most OF the stoc
affected.
q NEBRASKA CITY-The residence {
s Robert MattoX in the eastern part Of III
city was destroyed by fire yesterday az
[ ernoon- The house and its contents Wel
: a total loss, without any insurance.
HARVARD-The farmers institute heI
= In this city Monday and Tuesday of tn
e week. while experiencing cold, storm
+ weather, was well attended and one OF I'll
0 Our citizens gave literally in prizes q
awards for farm roducts and the boy an
: girl from the farm were greatly encourage
IN their efforts TO produce good things Q
I the farm.
HARVARD-Severai pieces OF propert
have recently changed hands at good price
and the outlook for a prosperous season
the advance and sale Of property. lool
encouraging.
BURWELL-George Rupert. employed
acetyline gas explosion Tuesday mornin
in the basement OF the Hub. He was bad
burned in the face and neck and narrow
escaped being serious hurt. The acetyliT
gas plant Is In the store basement and tn
is the third time IL has exploded.