Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-25

league last evening HardenT's Hatters de-
feated the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton nine by the score of Is to 2.
BEATRICE-In a game of base ball
played yesterday afternoon between the
Filley and Colorado Bloomer Girls at
Is to 0.
PLATTsMOUTH-w. R. Carey and Miss
ora HUTCHINSON were united in marriage
Mrs. w P. Hutcheson, residing near Rock
Bluffs, Wednesday evening.
NEBRASKA CITY-Mayor L.. f. Jackson
has appointed e. d. Marnell, John w.
Steinhart and E. X. Bradley as delegates
to the Missouri river navigation convention
to be held at Yankton, S. d.
FRIEND-A son of James Madigen, a
farmer living five miles south of here, was
thrown against a corncrib by a runaway
team Wednesday evening and so badly
injured that he died within a few hours.
BEATRICE-The closing exercises of St.
Joseph.s paroehial school were held last
evening at the school building before a
large audience. The program consisted of
music and recitations, after which an
operatta was presented.
PLATTSMOUTH-The Bell Telephone
company completed connections in their
new office in this city Wednesday evening
and Thursday the men commenced to take
down the old wires and will remove the
police from Main street, in accord with the
agreement with this city.
YoRK-The association OF Oregon Land
company contract holders of York county
at a meeting last evening elected ID. N.
Blood delegate and trustee to represent the
contract holders of York county at the dis
tribution which takes place at Lakeview,
Ore, on September 8.
FREMONT-An inch and a half of rain
fell here in a few minutes Tuesday after
noon. There is more Or less water stand
ing on the lower lands in me Platte bot.
toms and the need of drainage bitches is
being emphasized much more than usual
at this season Of the year.
~ A Uvu.rnH~Tvo1WT III
commenced proceedings in district court in
Lincoln and in the petition alleges that
Cal S. Raney, a Burlington. conductor, has
alienated the affections of his wife and
asking damages in the sum of $4,000. Raney
ran in and out Of this city for several
years and is well known here.
HUNTLEY-Roy Wertz of Lincoln was
married to Miss Mable Seick of this city
at the home Of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. J. d. Seick, Wednesday night
at 8 p. m, Rev. Burnett of the Methodist
Episcopal church officiating. They left for
their home in Lincoln Thursday morning.
BLUE Daniel Urine, an old
and highly respected resident of Webster
county, died at his home on Wednesday,
June %, after an illness of several months.
He was 70 years old. Funeral services will
be held at the home on Friday, and inter-
ment will take place In the Oak Creek
cemetery.
NEBRASKA CITY-The police some time
ago notified the automobilists they must
not run their machines beyond the speed
nInltS WITHIN the confines OF the city, as
several people have had narrow escapes
from being run down by the speeders.
Last evening Sichl, a clothing merchant,
was arrested and pleaded guilty and was
fined.
NEBRASKA ~CITY-Edward Carr, the
contractor, has about concluded his con-
tract for putting in the race track at the
new city park and expects to complete It
this week. He would have been through
some time since, but for the bad weather
The track and park will be in fine shape
for the race meeting the latter part OF
August.
NEBRASKA CITY-Herman Tegtmeier,
aged 26. died at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tegtmeier, south OF
the city after having been III for several
months with tuberculosis. He is survived
by a number Of brothers and sisters. lie
was a very popular young man and his
funeral took place this afternoon from the
Bethel Evangelical church.
WYMORE-The assessors books show i'm
proyements to the amount OF S25,55O were
made on Wymore city property last year
dences and two business blocks were bull
last year. This year gives promise of beinl
a better building year than last. There are
eleven residences in course OF constructor
now, and five have been finished.
BEATRICE-Word was received here
Yesterday announcing the marriage Of
dent, TO Miss Louise Gitzetanner. which
occurred Tuesday in New York, Mr.. sond
sTssseT is is a ais son o,t OF M N5o S Msrs Mrs n st sond
ance at the wedding. Mr.. sondereggel
has been living in Switzerland the las
few years.
LEIGH-A deal was contaminated tn,
first OF the week whereby Messrs. Henri!
Bartenbruch and Fred BRkenhus purchased
the real estate, loan and insurance bust
ness Of Henry c. Nagel, the new firm
taking possession at once, Mr.. Nagel vii
continue in the real estate business. MI
2 Bakenhus is an old business man of Leigh
. having conducted q shoe store here 70
over ten years.
RISING CITY-The Masonic fraternit,
? installed these officers in their hall las
/ night: Grand master. L. j. Saylor; senio
; warden, G; A. strockey; junior warden
I W. c.. WILDER; secretary, F. G. Oester
2 reicher; treasurer, W. A. holdings: senio
2 deacon. a. w Harris; junior deacon, E. +
Arnold; towards, H.. c. Seidel and ]. w
2 Downing. After the installation supper wa
served to the families OF the order.
GENEVA-During a severe electrical
and rain storm yesterday afternoon, light
ming struck a house in the east part o
. town, tearing up the inside OF every rooms
] except one above and one below stairs
The house is the property of Giles Thomas
who had just had IL all reprinted an,
papered. and rented, and was 10 have beef
p I Occupied Today. Mr.. Thomas had laff tn