Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-02
NebrnnIln NeMn Noten

NEBRASKA CITY, l.. jackson land
lord - Of the Watson n, hotel, has sold out to
taken charge and Mr.. Jackson will remain
with him for a time.
BEATRICE-The three head Of horses
stolen sunday night from s. d. Peneer,
liylng west Of this city, were recovered
Monday after a posse had been organ
lied to pursue the thieves.
IlEARNEY-Richard r. Koukola and
Miss Carrie Van DeWerksr, we'll known
among the younger set of Kearney were
married here Saturday afternoon and
went to Omaha to spend q short honey
moon with relatives.
| BEATRICE-Frank Cumnock, organizer
i OF the National Association of Retail
merchants Of this city last night and II
was decided to organize a local branch
Of the state federation Of retail mer-
chants.
! KHARNBY-Fred Lake was accidentally
shot Sunday by Junius Oldham, q play
mate, while the boys were practlcing with
! .22-calibre rifle near Wood River. The
/ bullet entered the thigh but no arteries
were severed nor were there any bones
broken. The wound will not be fatal
! NEBRASKA CITY-The Nebraska City
| Gun club was formed last evening by the
! election Of the following officers: Pres
! ident, Fred. Theiman vice president, II.
Nicholson: treasurer. Otto Jensen; di-
| c. D. Hohaus.
KEARNEY-The United Brethren church
Sunday BY Bishop w. M. Weekly of
Kansas City. Rev. H. NJ Trueblood, for
part N the services This was the third
time he had witnessed the dedication OF
| a kearney church.
| NEBRASKA CITY-AIrs. Gus Kune was
taken before the commissioners on in
/ sanity Monday evening and declared In
sane. She was taken to Lincoln for con
a short time since and was out In the
woods for two days ana nights and wal
nearly dead when found.
PERU-Dr Frances Tucker, who FOL
TO China, and who IL just back from
there on years leave of absence IS
Q. r. Weldon. From here he goes L
Falls City where he will Join Mrs. Tucker
who ls at the home OF her parents.
KEARNEY-Fire OF unknown origin
Saturday afternoon destroyed a house
, barn and several other buildings belong
ing to Gust Davidson OF Axtell, fiv
/ miles south Of Kearney. The fire thel
swept over the prairie, singeing larg
meadow and racing across hay fleit
than fiftyS men fought the flames.
NEBRASKA CITY-Word was receiveJ
in this city Yesterday Of the death O
Mrs, Herman Fess at Minneapolis MINI
I where she has been for some time 70
her health Her death was sudden. He
body will be brought 10 this city for IN
f BUTTS BY anu large rye deseeatiou Of EiEs
escort it 10 this city. She was
years OF age and was born and reared Il
this city. she leaves a husband and twi
children.
d BEAVER CITY-The building owned b!
2 r. A. Hardin and occupied by Fred Kohi
/ / ir., as a restaurant was DESTROYED b,
fire Monday morning. Only the from
wall Of the building remained standin pc
4 7 The fire boys did fine work and kept N
fire from spreading. although the ANteI
hardware store was considerably dan
aged by fire outside and water within
Mr. Hardin and Mr. Tohn each had so
. fuarfranFn 81 d. unite loss 10 bot
2 parties. The origin OF the fire is ur
! known.
PERFUMES Pattia Mathews. who iui
q returned from a years study an Germany
p / and who Is so well known iu educauonf
| circles WAS united On marriage on Sun
| dEy October 30 to Mr GuFtave Weink'
e svnodlcai missionary foy the nOrthWes
O Of the German lutheran church, tt
j, wedding took place az the historic. q
, / stone church IN the southern part Of u
T, [ county. at the close OF the usual Sunda
/. | morning service. Rev Dir.s, pastor
I / the church officiating. After sho
a wedding trim the voung cOuple will
az home 10 their friends IN Aubur5