Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-22
Nebraska News Notes.

BEATRICE-Fred Hall and Miss Jeanette
ShepardsOn, both of this city, were married
yesterday at Grand Island.
BEATRICE-Arthur Randall and Miss
Pearl Buck, both of this city, were married
yesterday, Rev. J. E. Davis officiating.
YORK-In the death of Mrs. John Lloyd,
ST., York loses one of its Oldest residents
and mother of two of York's successful
business men.
SUTTON-The meat market formerly
owned by Mr.. Kluntz has been sold TO Dan
Griffith Of Madison, who will continue in
the same business.
SUTTON-Harry Roger. for many years
a fireman on the branch between Stroms-
burg and Alma, was appointed foreman at
the roundhouse here yesterday.
YORK-A special meeting has been called
Of the County Board OF Supervisors for the
purpose OF approving the bonds OF the
county officials. The meeting is called for
January l.
KEARNEY-Joseph A. Goodell and Miss
| Kentner we're married al the house Of
Rev. Charles Stephens Saturday evening,
Both are children of retired farmers in Thu
city and were raised in this county.
REPUBLICAN CITY-Harold A. Smith.
The 6-year-old son of John smith, died a
st. Elizabeth's hospital in Lincoln shortly
after an operation for appendicitis. DIT
Nallicott took him there last Friday.
BEATRICE-The local ice dealers ar
removing the first crop Of ice from th,
river which formed while the stream wa
high and muddy. They will freeze new iC'
with the hope Of getting a good, clear crop
REATRICE-The new brick block OF XII
patrick Bros, the railroad contractors.
rearly completed. The firm yesterda-
] began moving into the building. The seco-'
I floor rooms will be occupied by the Eli
md the Commercial club.
REPUBLICAN CIfY-Lum Riley OF Ma
ponce and Miss Ella Brandt Of this cit
were married in Lincoln. The bride wa
born and raised here and all were sur
prised TO hear OF her marriage. They wi
reside In Lincoln.
BEATRICE-H. II. Luebben and Mis-
Mildred c. Hilton. both of this city, wFr
married here today. The groom is &
charge Of the Luebben hay baler plar
here and Is among the prominent youn
business men OF the city.
YORK-The first election held under tn
new drainage laws was held at the cour
house. In which only property owners hay
ing interest In property In the Waco drain
age district, situated north and west G
Waco, this county, took part.
KEARNEY-The Electric Light eompan
is installing new arc lights on Centra
avenue. The new light Is known as tn
Acam Bagnell flaming arc Hight and who
a string OF them are plaOd along Centra
aN venue il will make a great improvement
YORK-Twelve thousand dollars is III
sum thought necessary by the commits
10 build an addition TO the Methodist churc
OF this city. The large increase in men
beTship makes necessary more room TO ;
provided, and the popularity OF its ministe
Rev. A. Bennit. filS the large building Z
times beyond its capacity.
=. BEATRICE-The water committee of n
city council met Yesterday and engage
5 VI. X Palmer, an expert ngine fro
Of the probable cost OF revising the wat
plant 10 enable the city 10 use water fro
Z the wells north OF the city.
BEATRICE-n the district court yestel
charged with numbering John Pruehs,
. boy, at Wymore, last April, was set Il