Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-10
Nebraska New. Notes.

WORKINGS VERNE r. Skadden OF Waco
and Mr. Raymond l.. Newcomer of Thayer
were married by Rev. A. G. Bennett.
BEATRICE-The Woodmen of the World
are making plans for big picnic to be held
at Wymore September II. A class of about
$50 will be initiated.
BEATRICE-The Woodmen of the World
are are making plans for big picnic to be
of about $50 will be initiated.
NEBRASKA CITY-Frank NJ. Cook has
been appointed as a member OF the Soldiers
Relief commission in place OF ID. S. Jack
son, who moved to Kansas City.
TABLE ROCK-William NJ. Helmer of
Marysville, Kan, and Mrs. Jessie A. frank
Of Table Rock went up to Lincoln Wednes-
day and were united in marriage.
BEATRICE-Jesse Walker and Miss Ruth
Kranbuel, both of Blue Springs, were mar
ried at the brides home at that place
Wednesday evening, Rev. ]. w. Miller Of
ficiating.
BEATRICE-Jesse Walker and Miss Ruth
Kranbuel, both of Blue Springs, were
married at the brides home at that place,
Wednesday evening. Rev. J. w. Miller
officiating
daughter of DIR. and Mrs. b. F. Farley,
was married to Prof. Grant Arthur Harms,
of York college, Wednesday, Rev. A. G.
Bennett officiating.
BEATRICE-Miss Mildred Davidson of
this city and Thomas Dunn of Omaha were
married at Council Bluffs last evening.
They will reside in Omaha where the groom
Is employed with a wholesale grocery es-
Establishment.
TABLE ROCK-Owing to the crowded
conditions of the schools an extra teacher
was added to the teaching force at the re-
cent session of the school board. There
are now nine teachers. Miss Lulu Layman
of Pawnee City was chosen.
NEBRASKA CITY-Richard Sheckler, a
prominent blacksmith, while riding Thurs
day, was thrown from horse and alighted
on his head and was severely injured. 1t
is feared he has suffered conclusion of the
brain. He is in a critical condition
BEATRICE-E. e. Butler. Off the last
ten years resident OF Beatrice, has
Citizens State bank of University place,
and left for that town today, where he and
his family will make their future home.
NEBRASKA CITY-Daniel w. Meyers
and Miss Minnie BrinlIley were married
Sunday at Johnson and kept their marriage
a secret until they arrived here Thursday
evening and announced the same The
marriage was a surprise to their relatives
and friends.
KEARNEY-Dlrector of Athletics Dun
lazy Of the Kearney High school and his
assistants have begun the work Of sizing up
material for the foot ball team for the COM
ing season. The trying out for places will
begin Immediately, the boys being put
through the lighter PAGES now.
BEATRICE-Wallace Buchanan Of this
city and two farmers living near Pickrel
Union Pacific station at Lincoln to take the
motor car for home. Buchanan lost about
S. and the two Pickrell men are said Il
have been relieved of over 500.
KEARNEY-The stretch OF model road
recently built by the city. county and Com
merCial club, has since the last hard rain
settled down into fine condition The sur
face Is hard and with perfect slope each
way from the center makes II without
doubt the finest mile Of road in the county
KEARNEY-Elmc Holiday. one Of the
boy burglars being held by the sheriff OF
Buffalo county was brought before JudgJ
.Hallowen Thursday afternoon and sentenced
10 the reform school at this place. The
other boy. Roy Griffith, who Is the Oldest
OF the two, was hound over to the district
court.
CEDAR RAPIDS-Mr. w. c. Unseld who
died here last Monday morning, was buried
this afternoon from the German Lutheran
church the pastor Rev. hanback,, preach
ing Mr.. Unseld has been engaged In the
He s. survived by his widow and five
daughters.
BEATRTCE-L Walton Of the commits
sary department Of the Sixth field artillery
L. S A, stationed at Fort Riley, Kan.
was in the city yesterday purchasing sup
plies for the artillery which will camp at
the driving park here, September 30 "a
October g. The command numbers 600 men
and $50 horses
FALLS CITY-Charles Frederick Uslig
who had lived here for thirty-three years
died Thu sday. He was the owner OF a
number Of fine farms in this vicinity and
has long been Prominent figure in the
community. Mr.. uhng was born IN Ger