Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-13

GNNNAnNu AGMNE. ~ WlIVN Mhu HAUAI ENAnf
the Oldest about 10 years OF age.
YoRK-Parents, brothers and sisters liv-
ing here were called to Omaha by reason
Of the illness OF Chester Lloyd a former
York boy, now q resident Of Omaha, who
was operated upon for appendicitis, and Is
reported to be getting along well.
BENEDICT-rwo couples, Arthur =. Lar
son, Edith johnson, Raymond Fellows and
Ellen Larson, residents OF Polk county,
drove through here from Stromsburg over
the rough, snow drifted. roads q distance OF
cured marriage licenses and were united In
marriase BY County Judge Arthur Wray.
II was a bitter cold day and on their re-
cold northwest lind.
YoRK-News Of the death OF Richard
Coleman OF Kansas City, a brother Of Mrs.
sister ct once left for Kansas City. He
was a young man who had q large ao-
quaintance In York.
YoRK-The funeral services Of P. N.
Elarth were held at his residence In North
York. He was one Of the pioneer business
men Of York and up to the time Of his
death was engaged in the business OF sell
Ing musical instruments.
FALLS CITY-Mrs, Wentworth met with
quite q painful acuiaent last sunday. She
slipped and fsA on an icy pavement and
home In a carriage and her daughter In
Kansas notified.
FALLS CITY-Arthur j. Hartman n
Hulda Pruesse were married. at the home
OF the BRIDES parents In the presence Of
about 100 guests. A 1uncnson Was served
and later a reception was held In Wahlb
hall.
FALLS cIrY-Herbert Kerr will, on
Christmas night pnt on at the Gehling
opera house his latest play, with a cast OF
local oelsbrities, for the benefit OF charity.
FALLS CITY-rhe William Gutz school
hCusss five miles east Of this city burned,
tile fire, IL was thought being started by
kramps. Miss Marco Crotly Is the teacher,
The school board carried Insurance and will
rebuild at once. q
FALLS CIfE-Ralph Leives~ spent a few
days in OInaha last week, returning home
Friday. He was ACCOMPANIED by a young
woman whom he Introduced as his wife, 10
the surprise OF hts friends. They were
married in Omaha several weeks ago and
had Kept the fact q secret. They will make
their home In this city.
WYMORE-rhe first debate of the High
school DEBATING league was held Saturday
night IN the high school auditorium, al
guessed was: Resolved, That the fourteenth
AK endnent To, the consIitut lion OF the United
states snoutd be Repeated" Phe Judges
we're hey, n. II. Gates, Mrs. j. A. Rsuilng
and Mrs. William Stewart, who decided Ia
favor OF the NEGATIVE, The teams were as
follo~s. Miss t1oy Lewis, Ellsworth Tai
mon, Waldo Winter n Victor Coulter,
nesatvei Miss Mereuerita stevens, russell
knip, MISS Dorothy Kaufman and Amuel
jones, affirmative, These debates are held
that q team may be picked to compete In
the State Debating league. Y
NEBRASKA -CI1Y-1udke Pemberton cf
beatrloe Will come here Monday to hold a
tenn OF the district court Tor Judge travis,
who Is at Beatrice hearing the Chamber
IAN case. Ihe first case Judge Pemberton
VIII near Monday will be me restralnink
otoef secured against the mayor and coun-
eli in the nIatlera0f c~anVaksinK the votes
cast for the WaIer ano light franchise.
NEBRASKA ClEY-Glen A. Cook, man
ager OF the telephone exchange at Pal
nlyra, was united an marriage today 10 Miss
Ethel ID. Mag, at the home OF the BRIDES
parents, near Julian. Both Of the young
people are we'll CONNECTED and will make
tiIelf home at Palmyra
NEBRASKA CITYA"Tag day. which
was inaugurated by the Ladies' Helping
Hand society, was q big success. The
OF the city and netted 4 large sum for their
cause. U5tgsat
BLOOMFIELD-Dr. J. E. Leahy, who
has been taking care OF DR.. L. c.. Bleiok q
practice here wnliH- the latter was on a
professional trtp1eo 1Europe, returned to
Minneapolis. Mimi, where he viii stay
during the winter With his parents. The
doctor has been In Ill health for the last
two monthss and his father arrived yester-
day to take the young physician home.
BLOoMFIELD-The Knox County Pub
lisherB,E association viii hold its annual
meeting In Bloomfield on December IS. A
ltheater upRrty, and banquet given by the
Bloomflefd editors viii close the session on
Saturday evening.
WEST ~POINT-News has reached the
city of,the death, in Oregon, of John Lee
ItODlNhOni VINO WIGS Gn@ IaJnor-ln-iaW OF
Judge s.. S. Drake Of West Point. The
cause OF death was lancer. Mr.. Robinson
was a native Of st. Lawrence county
New York. and served with distinction In
years Of Company ), iosth New York vol
unteers. lie is survived by a son and two
daughters.
WEST PoINT-rhe West Point Poultry
and Pet Stock association have elected the
following officers; President, ]. B. Koupal;
Vice president, Fred Kaup; secretary, Fred
Hsilman; treasurer, Rudolph Brazda; su.
perintendent, George Hugo, directors, 8. Y.
Thompson; Martin q BysonE. George
Vandenberge, Fred Koch, Henry Graunks,
and John Lofgren. The annual show OF
the society will commence at the city hall
In West Point on next Monday and con
tinue the whole of the week.
PLATTSMOUTH-The trains on the Bur.
lington and the Missouri Pacific have been
several hours late for three days.
PLATTSMOUTHLThe Order OF EastCru
Star initiated q number OF new members
Tuesday evening. after which a banquet
was served.
PLATTsMoUTH-county superintend-
emit Miss Mary 70. Foster has notified the
Board of Education that the next county
teachers institute will be held In Platts-
mouth and asks that the city teachers at
J tend. 1t Is expected that Sarpy VIII unite
In a joint institute.
TECUMSEH-m looks as If the people Of
Teeumseh and vicinity are. going to buy
some automobiles next yeAr-at least they
) VIII have abundant opportunity so to do
This week a firm has been formed includ'
ing c, E.. Buerstetta, George Townsend and
r. r. Reynolds, who have the agency In
this county for the 5tudebaker machine
The firm Of Fletcher & Erickson, which ID
building a new garage. will sell four OF
five different machines. In addition tC
this there are other agencies in the differ
ent towns OF the county. There ID e con
siderable demand for the machines here
and many will be sold.
WYMORE-A warm fight over the post
5 mastership in Wyfnore is slated to come
off in the near future. The present in.
) cumbent, s. d. Cole, has held the place foi
) for reappointment with considerable back
( ing. L. H. Archard also aspires TO th'
place and has things lined up 30 that az
= interesting contest may be looked for.
ALLIANCE-The Knights Of Columbus
OF this city yesterday elected the follow
ing officers for the year 1910: Or. c. L
: Weber. grand knight; w J. Hamilton
= deputy grand knight; p. f. Shields, chan
: cellor; Rev, w. L. Mcnamara, chaplain
F. r. O'Connor, financial secretary; p. u
7 Yount, tres surer; p. r. Hogan. Recording
q secretary r. E. Driscol. warden; Charlie
= Brady. Inside guard; r. r. Hutchinson
: outside guard; Dr. II. A. Copsey. w. J
4 Poole. trustees. The annual class initiation
will take place on next Monday, Deoem
4 Der n. and one .of the biggest ATTENDANCE
Z OF any yet held is in prospect
8 NORTH PLATEAU the meeting o
5 the city council Leo Toblh, one OF tn
& councilmen Of the First ward. handed II
5 his resignation. having moved TO Denver