Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-09
Nebraska

came to this city yesterday and were
united In marriage at the Methodist Espis-
copal parsonage by Rev. r. NJ. Sisson
YORK-One hundred and seventy-tvo
dollars and fifty cents per acre is what the
Porter Martin farm. six miles from York
sold for. Land owners IN York county are
afraid 20 put price on their land for
fear Of selling.
YORK-Announcement and posters are
up announcing the meeting on Saturday
afternoon at York, AZ which time both
Governor Shallenberger and Mayor Dahl
man will speak from the same platform at
York on October H.
NEBRASKA CITY-The sichl Hotel
company has been Incorporated by the
heirs OF the late J. Sichl with capital Of
property known as the Watson hotel They
recently purchased the same at a sale Of
the property belonging to the estate
McCOOL JUNCTICN-Rev. Mr.. Wolfe
formerly pastor Of the Lutheran church
81 this place, who is located at Davenport,
Neb., has been selected delegate to the
general synod OF the Lutheran church Of
America to be held at Washington D. G.
McCOOL JUNCTION-Charles Sloan re-
publican candidate for congressman, and
Charles G. Smith Of Exeter. candidate mad
large audiences here and at Lushton in this
county. Both candidates are we'll known
IN this locality and will have a large vote
SILVER CREEK-At a meeting OF the
Silver Creek Ladies musicale here Friday
at the home of Mrs y. +. Davis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wiltord Gray announced the engage
mont OF their daughter, Mary, to Mr.. Ed
ward Conrad Lucas. Both parties are we'll
known here In social and business circles.
YoRK-The wedding Of Miss Ethel NJ
Moehler, one OF York county's most popular
OF Fairfield. Ne5, occurred at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents. Rev j. w
Burkett Of the United Brethren church Of
n nog; The young couple viii live near
NEBRASKA CITY-Mrs. James Reed
one Of the pioneer residents OF this city
and widow of the late James Reed Is ly-
ing dangerously IN at her home In this
city, with cancer and no hopes are en-
tertained for her recovery She is one of
the most popular and best known women
In this part of the state.
WEEPING WATERFRONT Magnnls. a
young man went out squirrel hunting this
morning, and when near town, climbing a
renee, the gun was discharged. The charge
ploWed furrow four or FIVE inches long
and two inches deep under the left shout
der. The wound, II no complications set in,
will not prove dangerous.
NEBRASKA CITY-Thursday morning
memorial services were held at the st
Benedict Catholic church in theis city in
honor Of the memory of Father Emanuel
Hartig, the pioneer priest OF this state,
who dfed short time since in retirement
at Atchison, Kan Bishop Bonacum. as
sisted by a score of priests, conducted the
services
LYONS--A man with one finger off and
another with three fingers badly manEled
Is the record OF the past two days at this
place. Charles Curtis while putting hay
in the barn with a hayfork worked by
means of horse got his hand fast in
some manner and severely mangled three
fingers. The next day Walter Christensen
got one Of his fingers taken off by the
gearing Of threshing machine.
NEBRASKA CITY-Some two weeks ago
William McNinch, who resided at Auburn
for some time, but recently moved to this
county, filed a suit in the district court
praying for a divorce from his wife. Yes
terday a relative OF the wife filed a charge
OF desertion of the wife and children
against McNinch, and he was placed In
Jail. His bond was placed at $500, which
he hopes to give, and his hearing 10 set
for October rs.
BEATRlCE-Fred Latin Of Wymore, re-
publican candidate for representative from
Gage county, yesterday filed his resigna-
ton with Chairman Nunde OF the central
committee. The letter conveying Mr.. Laf-