Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-28

PLATTSMOUTH-Mrs Dora Wolf, aged
% years, passed away in the home of her
daughter, Mrs. G.. j. Klinger, in this city,
after a7brief illness with pneumonia. Tho
deceased was born in Germany and is sur
vived by eight children.
KEARNBY-The Nebraska State Normal
school at this city will begin the second
semester Thursday morning. Eighty new
students have signified their intention of
beginning work during this term and many
have arrived to take up their duties.
SEWARD-Thesbo boys. high school basket
ball team viii compete With the University
Place High school team, and the girls high
school team will play the York High school
girls on Friday evening, In the old court
room, under the management of the Seward
High school.
DAVID CITY-August Kinder. ST.. one
of. the old settlers OF this county, died at
his home here yesterday. Mr.. Kinder came
TO this county about twenty-five years ago,
settling in Plum Creek township. He moved
70 David City about three years ago. The
funeral will be held tomorrow.
SHICKLBY-The greatest revival meet
ing in history of the town is in progress
Evangelist Roy Enslow of Kearney, Neb.,
Is In charge. The largest building In town
will not entertain the crowds, eighty-five
converts being the result so far.
MADISON-County Judge Bates was one
of the principal actors at the Holy and
Ambroz nuptials today at Bohemian hall
west OF Madison, tying the knot that made
the happy pair husband and wife. 1t was
a big day, there being many guests pres
ent and the festivities continued all after
noon and evening.
PERU-At the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas e. Nearhood, west of Peru, Janu-
airy Is. their ~ght Ottie b., was Joined
In marriage to George Kissler Of sutton,
Rev. William Edwin barrow officiating.
They We're attended by Miss Eta Jackman
and John Nearhood, both OF Peru. They
will reside at Sutton.
MADISON-John Horn and Frank Batch,
who were arrested q number OF days ago
for indulglng in a friendly game of draw
Sunday afternoon at the armory of Com
pany F of this city, appeared before Police
Judge Tanuery today and pleaded guilty
to the charge and paid the fines of SO and
costs, amounting to s15.6O each.
NEBRASKA CrTY-At the annual meet
Ulcers were elected: President, Mrs. LII
dian Wilson; vice president, Mrs. Ida Nc
CARNEY; secretary, Mrs. Merle o. Hanks
assistant secretary, Mrs. Jane b. Hayes;
treasurer, Mrs. Henriette Eastman: aud
itors, Mrs. Merrill Golden and Mrs. Mabel
Allen.
ASHIAND-The news of the marriage on
September %, 1905, at Red Oak, Ia. of Ward
O'Neill and Miss Ethel Gilbert Van Sickle,
prominent socially in Ashland. just leaked
out last night, when the brides mother,
Mrs. Martha Van Sickle, was Informed Of
the event. The groom is a son of Richard
O'Neill, the well known Pythian of Lin
eoln.
KEARNEY-The quarantine was raised
Mt the Kearney Military academy Wednes-
day morning and the boys were again al
lowed TO go 90 town. Kearney's streets
were lined with them during the day and
the confectloners' did a thriving business,
Rs some of the boys had been shut up for
two weeks without their usual supply of
Bweetmeats.
DAVID CITY-Mrs. p. N. Mysenburg.
wife of a wealthy farmer living in the
western part OF town, died Of cancer yes
terday. Mr.. and Mrs. Mysenburg settled
In Butler county in 1879 and have lived
here continuously ever since. They are
highly respected in this community, Mr..
Mysenburg being vice president of the
central Nebraska National bank.
YORK-A sad and peculiar case came be-
fore the insanity commission when Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Pstten, who live near Charles
ton, this county, were brought I'm for
examination. For some time Mrs. Patten
has been unbalanced, and probably due 70
the work and the great additional care OF
Mrs. Patten, the husband became in the
same condition. Both are violent at times,
NEBRASKA CIrY-Miss Mary Louise
Rehae, daughter OF Mr., and Mrs. A. Rehae,
died at the family home in this city Tues
day, and was buried Thursday, She was
90 years OF age and was born in Berlin,