Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-06
Nebraska

closed SATURDAY. Mr. Gooch has sold his
business 70 the Lincoln Grain exchange
and the entire line between Franklin anu
oxford has been discontinued.
NEBRASKA CITY--The farm Of Jacob
HarmOu's estate was sold yesterday az an
executors sale for $1,000 or something
high price for the land the way IL IS
situated and because Of the fact that II
is cut up by the railroad.
scuI-YIER-Mrs Phil Cayer, who un-
derwent an operation for appendicitis az
ST. Ellzabeth's hospital at Lincoln Qiea
on Wednesday evening at Lincoln. Tier
body was taken 10 Superior, Neb. Tor
burial. Mrs. Cayer was = years OF aSe
and was married only a few months
NEBRASKA CITY-Henry Timm and
Miss Anna O'Nei Of Plattsmouth came 70
this city and were married at the home OF
the brides sister Mrs. Thomas kastner'
By Rev. r. NJ. Sisson, pastor of the Metho-
reception by Mr. and Mrs. Kastner last
evening
ltCu NIsEH-Tecumseh is without a
commission house for the first time IN
many months. Recently the local sh0p
was sold by II. ". GoOch a Co. OF Lincoln
20 the Lincoln Commission company. a
controversy concerning the salary OF the
local agent, s. X Murphy, came up, ana
Mr. Murphy has closed the office.
sCHUYLER-Th body OF James Lee.
who was killed IN a railroad accident IN
Chicago was brought in for burial Thurs
day afternoon and the funeral was held
/ In Coifsx county. as he resided here some
| wears ago Six men who we're working
under him came up with the body TO at
| tend the funeral
PTRU-Wednesday evening the Grand
/ Army Of the Republic and Woman,s Relief
! corps. together with other friends gave
| party prior to their leaving for Florida,
/ where they are going to spend the winter
| for MrB. Abbotts health and Wnere Mr'
! Abbott will look after his business inter
! ests.
NEBRASKA CITY-wnliam McNtnoh
! Of Douglas, who has been on trial in the
charged with DESERVING his wife and child,
was bound over TO the district court IN tho
sum OF $500 The case has been a hard
! fought one and something like forty wilt
/ nesses were called Mr.. and Mrs. McNinch
were formerly residents Of Auburn.
NEBRASKA CITY-Mr. william Hill
and Miss May c. King we're married Fri.
day evening at the home of the bride
brother, Rev J. a. keser, pastor OF the
Lutheran church officiating. Both are
well known and popular residents Of this
city. They we're given a reception attel
the wedding and VIII settle down to house
keeping in a home furnished by the groom
SUTTON--In accordance with sugges
lions from the state department namint
Friday, November eemm,6er 3. as wh9t viii ,,i p,
schools Of Nebraska, the fire drui wa!
given In tho several departments OF I'M
public school, the wetchwords 5ein'
"Quiet, Quick" The pupils were timed an'
It was found that forty pupils could pas
down and out, and return in one anC
One-IOuENn minutes
TICCUMSEH-Mr Jesse Minner and Mis-
, Edna Luce were married at the home o
County Judge James Livingston, In thi
. city. last evening at S O'Clock, the cere
; mony being performed by the Judge. Tn
wedding was private. The groom Is a wei
known and respected young farmer Of thi
community The bride is the daughter o
, Mr. and Mrs. George +. Luce, the fami
81 home being east Of this city. Mr.. and Mrs
MINER VIII live at the Luce home thi
winter and will so onto farm in IN
, spring.
NEBRASKA CITY-At the meeting 0
= the Retail Merchants association Organi
zation Friday evening, the following com
6 mltteeB were appointed: Progress, lse
z man, Goldstein and LRwrencce; trade re
, lations, George Octgcn, l., Gugenhein
y and r. j. Homeyer; credits, +. w. CleVe
I land, James Richardson, c. H. Mayer an
r H. Karst tens; auditing, W. s. Cornutt, ]
: H. Fields and c. W. Wathersten The az
a ISOLATION has a large membership and eX
poets to include all the business men O
- this city
BEATRICE-The Beatrice Retailers a.
p, ISOLATION, which is to affiliate with tn
u state and national associations, was per
D fected here last evening by the election G
. these officers: ID. j. Kilen, president; c
.. Garrison, vice president; w w. Scot
treasurer; b. H. Begole legislative com
n mitteemRn; William Wlebe, Ray Weaver
[ ling, G. A. Jansen, p. Schaekel, M "
Roby, d. q. Reynolds, III. A Thompson
: Nv r. Canaan, committee on bylaws; y. l
. Abbott d. G. Reynolds, II. w. MunsoI
y membership committee. The associatio
4 starts out with membership of sixty.