Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-11

NSDEhBAh News NOteAs
HUMBoLDT-Rev John IL. Asling, for
two years pastor of the German Methodist
church. has been transferred by the con-
ference to the charge at Macon, Neb.
HUMBOLDT-The city library is now in
charge of Mrs. James X Liggett, who
takes the place of Mrs. Tina Crawford, re-
signed, after a continuous service of eigh-
teen years.
NEBRASKA CITY-Mayor jackson has
appointed DR.. Frank S. Marnell, Frank Nc
CARNEY and DIR. Claude Watson as men,
bers of the public library board for a term
OF three years each.
NEBRASKA CITY-Word has been re-
ceived Of the death Of A. ]. Pennington at
clayton, N M. He was a resident of this
county for over forty years and went
south because of his health.
NEBRASKA CITY-The body Of Miss
Margaret WEIGH of Julian, who died in a
hospital at Council Bluffs, where she had
gone for treatment was brought to Julian
Friday evening for interment
BEATRICE-Miss Louise Braun, a
former Beatrice resident, and B. H. DEN
ton OF this city were married at the brides
home at Syracuse. Neb., Wednesday last.
The young couple will make their home
at Powell, Wyo
BEATRICE--A farewell reception was
SCHUHLER-Lou A. Michaelson, who
used to be in business in Schuyler, but who
moved to Odessa, Wash, about ten months
ago, has returned and bought out the res
taurant and confectionery store of Russell
rendered last evening to Rev j. r. Houer
of the United Brethren church, who leaves
in a few days for Lincoln, where he will
assume his duties as conference superln-
tendent of the east Nebraska district
R1CE-Announoement was received
here yesterday of the marriage of Miss
Laura Julia Cradle, daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. j. s. Cradle, former Beatrice resi-
dents, to c.. s. Hammet which ACQUIRED
September Z, at the brides home in
Greeley Col
NEBRASKA CITY-The institute for the
blind will open on September II. There
promises to be an enrolment of seventy
or more students. Superintendent NJ. c.
hauled during vacation and made many i'm
movements and changes in them.
NEBRASKA CITY-Thec Inter- Ocean
Shirt company will close their shirt fac
tory here and the M. E. Smith Co. of
Omaha. who have an overall factory here
have decided to put an addition to their fac
tory and add shirt making department
and take over all of the hands employed by
the departing company
REPUBLICAN CITY-Harlan county is
gaining quite reputation as melon grow
ing district Not only is the local market
supplied, but tons of fine, large ones are
marketed in other towns in the valley
Parties near Republican City have grown
melons for the market for several years
and find them very profitable crop
TECUMSEH-The Tecumseh Chautaoua
orized capital stock of $20.0OO. The name
will be changed from the Tecumseh Ch;lu-
tauqua association to the johnson County
Chautauqua Association of Nebraska. Off
GERS, eunuer the incorpora ton, will be cleo
ted at meeting to be held in the near
future.
NEBRASKA CITY-Elder G. l. Wright
of the Methodist church, who was candi-
date Tor governor on the prohibition ticket
has filed his primary expense account will
the county clerk, showing that he expended
10 cents for a ride to and from the capital
building where he filed his nomination
blank. The filing fee was paid by the
state prohibition committee. ~
BEATRICE-The knights and Ladies of
Security met last evening and elected these
| officers: n. M. Harsh. president; Il. ID.
Davis, first vice president; Mrs Mary
Harsh, second vice presidents Augusta
Schwarz, corresponding secretary; Harriet
Francis McClintock, conductor; Alfred
White, guard; Harry Collier sentinel
| Emma Kahnen, musician.
| BROKEN. BOW-County Attorney Gadd
is after the reckless automobile, driver and
calls attention to section 6249 which re-
| fers to passing FESTIVE horse or other
draught or domestic animals The penalty
| under this section Is not to exceed SIS for
| the first offense nor more than $50 or i'm.
prisonment in the county jail not exceed
ing thirty days for the second offense
! TECUMSEH-Word comes from Miss
Mabel Ward daughter Of former County
Treasurer John Ward, who is now at Cody
| Wyo., that she is recovering from the
| effects of a runaway accident she was In
ten days ago. Miss Ward was thrown out
of a buggy and her skull was cracked
| from ear to ear. Her hip was badly broken
! The bones had to be put together with
| wire.
REPUBLICAN CITY--Thomas Williams
son Of ID. *. Williams, retired merchant
of this city, and Miss Ada Boon. were
| united in marriage by Rev. Haskins, pas.
tor of the Methodist church in this city
Wednesday evening. The bride and groom
left ON train No. 10 for Iowa, where they
will stay for a short time, after which
they will go to Denver to make their fu.
ture home.
NEBRASKA CITY-The large Launch
Swastika, which was brought here vtroa
Peoria, ILL.,, several years. ago by Sterling
Morton and used as pleasure craft FOR
one season and then sold to a number Of
| citizens, has been sold to r. Nj. Wisdom
/ OF Brownviile VINO took the boat to tina
place, and after overhaulng It, will us,
the same as ferry freight and pleasure
boat 1t is one of the largest launches O.
the Missouri river.
CENTRAL CITY-John Copeland. tn,
man who created some excitement early
in July by mysteriously disappearing from
his home on the Brannan farm I'm Meac
township while his wife was away on {
visit has returned, and is at present witt
his wife visiting friends in Schuyler. witt
the mystery of his departure as much un
solved as ever, the only information h,
gives out being that he has been ives
looking over the country
1 CENTRAL. CITY-Harry Holmes a younl
man who has been working here as
painter, being employed on the Union Pa
cfc depot, and afterwards on the new
Farmers State Bank building, met will
quite a serious accident Friday. He at
tempted to board Union Pacific train. bu
missed the steps and fell under the train
lower step on the coach struck him II
the head and showed him from under tn,
Wfh Uyh mas
of his left foot severing the great toe. HI
was also bruised about the head wher,
: the car steps struck him.