Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-14
Nebraska News Notes.

died Monday very suddenly. She leaves
husband/and four small children.
ULLERTCN-Ml Natalia Conard was
Rev a. G. McVay of the Methodist Epls-
copal church officiating.
McGooK-Rev. Bryant Howe, pastor
rendered his resignation to the official
morning
McCOOK-Rev. Alfric ]. r. Goldsmith
pastorate of St Adams Episcopal
church. McCook, and will remove here
next week.
4 RUSHVILLE - District court convened
Monday with light docket, consisting of
thirty civil cases and two criminal cases.
There are three divorce cases. The jury
McCOOK-John w. Green and Merle
M. Wiley were married in Wauneta
Sunday. The groom is assistant cashier
OF the Wauneta Falls bank, and son of
| Cashier II. A. Green of the Citizens Ma
tional bank of 44cCook.
| NEBRASKA CITY-William Kropp a
wealthy young farmer Of wyoming pre-
cinct has gone to Stockton, Cal, where he
! Will be united in marriage to Miss Belle
| Campbell, a former resident of this county
and the daughter of William Campbell.
| NEBRASKA CITY-A farmer residing on
the eastern side Of the river was hitcning
up team of bronchos yesterday, when
| they became frightened and ran away.
| They dashed into the river off a high
! DdIlk, ana team as We'll as DuBRy was lost,
| being carried down stream.
! YORK-Yesterday the Shipp eighty-acre
! farm, situated six and a half miles from
York, sold for S172.50 per acre Another 100
March for Sis, sold this week for $40 per
acre. There never was such demand Tor
York county land at as high prices.
NEBRASKA CITY-Clarence schind-
of william Massey, situated south of
the city, for which he paid $4,000.
land in this section in some time Mr..
SCHNEIDER owns land adjoining this
piece and wanted IL.
PERU-Earl Meyer, who took part in the
tennis tournament at Omaha few weeks
ago, this week received the trophy which
he won there, This is silver cup, and on
it is engraved the words; CLAY Court
Championship of the United States, Omaha
Field Club August /, 1910. Nebraska State
Trophy Won by Earl L. Meyer"
! PERU-H, s. Haradjain, who barely es-
capped with his life during the Armenian
massacre about a year ago, and who since
that time has been with a brother in Chi
| sage, arrived in Peru the first of the week
| for an extended visit with another brother
DR.. n. S. Haradjain. While here he ex-
poets to attend the State Normal.
| PERU-The store known as the Variety
Store" owned by Mrs. Person and Miss
DUNCAN, was sold during the week to
George r, Ellis. who for over a year has
conducted a iewelry shop in the hardware
jewery stock 70 the new location and will
conduct the. two businesses together.
EDGAR-The funeral of Michael Graham
of this city, who died Friday morning. was
held at the home of his son, w. II. Ora
ham, Sunday afternoon. The deceased wa;
almost 50 years of age and was a man OF
considerable wealth and is survived by
four sons and one daughter His death
, was unexpected ana was doubtless from
heart failure.
, ALLIANCE-A regular. meeting of Ali
ance Branch 2l7 of the American Railroad
/ Employees and Investors association wa
J held here this evening. The only business
of Importance transacted was the adoption
of the bylaws drafted and paruy discussed
ing received every day, and this brancl
4 will shortly grow to the size of many o
the eastern branches
YORK-Ex-State Senator James p. Mile
Is recovering after the accident which 81
nearly caused his death at the Burlington
depot here. MIR. Miller attempted TO ge
{ on the train before IL stopped, and only, 10
, the conductor, who held MI Miller ava,
= from the rail, he would have been crushe
, to death. As IL was part OF mis- clothing
1 was torn and he suffered severe sprai
] OF mis- nand and wrist.
NEBRASKA CITY-Luke Folkerson, VIII
was arrested on April TO- 1910, charged wit
J attempting to assault a daughter OF r. II
3 Meents OF Talmage, but acquitted at hi
hearing before the county judge, has file
, a suit in the district court against r. h
Meentz OF Talmage, the complaining VIII
ress, in which he demands N,SSj Tor fais
Z Imprisonment and humiliation. Ine cas-
viii DC heard at the fan term Of the Is
trlct court.
NEBRASKA cITY-It has just bee
} made known TO her parents that MIS-
!. Rena Atwell. daughter of Condueto
= William AtWell of the Missouri PaciIl
d railway, was married 70 MT. rryon,
l. prominent newspaper man OF kansa
: City. They were married in June an
= have kept their marriage secret all Q
4, rapher and worked for several year
in the office OF County Attorney u. "
l. Livingston.