Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-01
Nebraaka NeNa Notes.

BEATRICE-A fine program is being
prepared for the farmers institute school
to be held in this city January 10 to Is.
PLATTSMOUTH-A family reunion was
held in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
w. Glenn In this city today. Their seven
sons and four daughters being present.
PLATTSMOUTH-Henry B. Mayo, aged
g, Of Atlantic, Ia, and ma Lowe, aged
40, of Valley Junction, Ia, were united In
marriage in this city by Justice M. Archer.
SEWARpCJ. H. Davis, for many years
manager of the Iowa-Nebraska Grain Ele-
vator company at Supplement, this county,
has gone to Albion to manage the Trans
mississippi elevator
HUMBOLDT-George Bremen and Miss
Haze. Wing, two well known young peo-
pie of this section, were united in mar
riage at the Evangelical parsonage in YER
don, the ceremony being performed by
Rev. w. M. Carries.
HUMB0LDT Guy Hummel ana wife,
Charlie Beutler and family and w. N.
Tuder and family, MEMBERS of the Hum
boldt colony in Canada, have arrived In
this section to spend the remainder of the
winter with relatives and friends. The
Tuder family also leaves next week for
Kentucky to spend a few weeks at their
old home In the Mammoth Cave section.
HUMBOLDT-Mrs. Selena Sansome. one
of the pioneer residents of this place., was
united in marriage yesterday at the office
Of the county judge to John w. Lee, a
farmer OF Berada precinct. The bride was
So years old, while the groom is nine
years her senior.
HUMBOLDT-Father Menrich Never, a
pioneer resident OF the Long Branch neigh
borhood, died at his home at the advanced
age of 70 years. Deceased was a home
steader in this section thirty-five years
ago, at which time he came from the old
country. Funera services were held al
the Long Branch church, with interment
at the cemetery there.
SEWARD-The History and Art club OF
this city will be at home to the Fin de
Steele and Womans' clubs, with their hus-
| handg on Maui XSaFfa naV AZ fha hnuns
OF Mrs. Thomas Henry Wake.
SEWARD-George Thomas has bought
seventy-two feet of front on Main street
east Of the F. w. Goehner block, and viii
One will be a garage for the automobil,
business, in which he will engage.
PLATTsMoUTH-Harry Whitlow, tn,
Missouri Pacific operator, stood beside th'
when his arm was struck by the engine
sending him sprawling to the sidewalk
but fortunately he was not drawn under
the train.
BEATRICE-The coroner's Jury Inquirinl
into the cause Of the death of Franz
Allen, a young farmer, who was founC
dead yesterday morning at his home neai
Finley, returned a verdict last evening Il
the. effect that death was due to alec
holism.
BEATRIcE-Rev. John H. Bankson, pas
Neb., and Miss Edn May Rathbun wer,
married at Ellis Wednesday evening. Rev
r. N. DRILL officiating. They win max
their home at Swanton,
PONCA-RObert Beller was severed,
crushed by one OF his bronchos yesterday
He went into the stable on the opposit
side from which he was accustomed to &
when feeding them and one horse pushei
him against the side OF the stall so harI
that several OF his ribs we're cracked. 1
not broken. He has been unable to worl
since, but Il is thought his injuries viii
not prove serious.
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