Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-19

/ Johanna NJ. Tatem. both Of Ravenna
! HEARNEY-Elijah O'Hara and Miss sa-
| IAN =. Entrekin Of Cozad were married
mere by the county Judge Mr.. O'Hara is
/ ol years OF age and his bride is q.
hEARNEY--A. G. Langjahr OF Juniata
mas purchased the J. H. Haney q Co. S
harness store Of this city and has moved
! with his family to Kearney TO reside.
| BEATRICE-Mr. and Mrs. A. H. WORT
man were called to Princeton, Ill. yester-
/ gay oy telegram announcing the death
/ OF the latter's nephew, Harry Blackburn.
! EARNEY-Ciovernor ShalIenberger and
/ Senator Norris Brown will be guests Of
honor at a uniform ball to be given by
] CompanyA, Nebraska National guard, Oc-
/ tOber Is.
| BEATRICE-George d. Baker, an old
Beatrice boy, who wrote "Graustark"
/ which was presented at the Paddock opera
mouse last night, Is visiting In the city
/ with his father, G. Il. Baker.
! BEATRICE-The Commercial club has
decided to make trade boosting trip next
/ thursday in automobiles The towns to
/ De covered are PickTell. Cortland, Adams,
Clatonia, Dewitt and Plymouth.
kEARNEY-In district court Lawrence
/ Galloway and Clifford Jones Of Richill,
/ MO, were fined 50 each for breaking into
! a jewelry store in Ravenna recently and
carrying away several valuable pieces of
| Jewelry.
! KEARNEY-Mrs Anna Elizabeth Carl
/ son of Buckeye Valley, near here died OF
| general debility due to old age She had
been a resident Of Buffalo county FOR
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/ TERED In GibbOn cemetery.
! BEATRICE-A party comprising George
calder, h. w. Hackney, A. G. Grimes, Ell
/ bert Oden, Mike Richardson, Jess Johnson,
| w II. Hilbourne and Clayton Salisbury,
! mas gone into camp on Cub creek, where
/ they will spend a week hunting.
.MCOOL JUNCT1ON-Up to the present
/ time eighty-seven have left for southern
| California to spend the winter and return
/ IN the spring. Sixty per cent of the tour
ISIS ana those who leave York county to
/ spend the winter in California are farmers.
! MCOOK-Mrs. Mary O'Conneu. mother
/ OF Mrs c: G. Lichtenberger of this city
! died late last night, aged "a years. The
! body was sent to Ida Grove. Ia, for
burial being accompanied there nv twa
sons who came out from Iowa to her bed
BEATRICE-Rey. J. W. Lewis has re-
turned from Glenwood where he or
ganized the Genwood-J Auto company,
which Is capitalized for $4,000. The com
pany win handle the machines manufac-
tured IN Beatrice by the American Auto
company.
YORK-A. L. Haag, the well known
candy manufacturer, who is engaged In the
manufacture of pop and soft drinks, has
purchased the candy store of Il. Mccormick
and will open with a new stock. Mr. Haag
VIII continue the manufacture of pop and
soft drinks.
NEBRASKA CITY-Thomas Riley. the
man who was arrested by Detective Ma
| lone of Lincoln on suspicion of being one
held for Detective Malone on a bond Of
$500 but Is still in Jail.
BENEDICT-The game of ball be'-,een
ledct and York was one Of the -
%. the season and throughout the le
there was considerable anxiety on the part
or the rams as to which team would win.
Bottom of Benedict allowed York only two
hits. The score was to O.
NEBRASKA CITY-Word has been re-
eeeiyed from Chicago of the marriage of
late Louis Goodman to Alexander ii
Monbatt of that city, the marriage hav-
ing occurred this morning She was
resident OF this city for many years.
GRAND ISLAND-A tank containing
eight to ten tons of syrup about ready for
the last process of boiling and crystaliza-
ton fell through floor of the American
Beet Sugar companys plant the support
from some unknown cause giving way. One
man was slightly injured by flying spllnters
OF wood.
BEATRICE-The Presbyterian SYNOD
OF Ponea, Neb., member of the commit
tee on Sabbath observance This showed
trend of public sentiment in general
towards the relief of overworked postoffice,
railway and other employees on SUNDAYS
through the persistent efforts of the
churches.
the district court for several weeks mas
been concluded by the findings OF the
/ ttSSLeIsS, JuSge ". ID, Oldham who gives
an absolute divorce from her husband
Samuel =. DaugheTty, on the grounds OF
between the two.
BEATRICE-J. II. Penner OF the Union
state bank mas returned from Los Angeles
Cal, where he attended the national con-
ventton Of bankers. He stated that al
though 5000 bankers were in the California
city not more than 300 UI them attended
the convention, being frightened lest the
convention hall.
YORK-Corn has matured until at the
present ume II Is out of the way of any
danger OF frost Farmers, who a few
months ago complained OF corn conditions
are wearing a broad smile and many are
claiming seventy-five bushels of corn TO
the acre in York county. The same labor
difficulties will probably be here this winter
the corn.
GRAND IsLAND-Coroner oGorman has
ueclueu not 70 hold an inquest over the
remains of Archie Kent, the younR man
who was found dead along the Burlington
manner OF death and how Kent got to
! this place when he was about the citV
! with cut lip as late as 10 o'clock on sat
uruay night Will, perhaps, always remain
a mystery.
EDGAR--Another good rain fell here last
night. The weather has been unusually
warm and dry for this season of the wear
anu ram was really needed. Alfalfa fields
/ nave yielded three crops this season and
there are some fields that will be cut for
the fourth time next week or week after
raj wheat never looked more promising
and there is an increased acreage sow6
this tall OF nearly 10 per cent
WACO-In his recent speech, occupving
! the same platform with Dahlman al York
Goyernor Shallenberger took up nearly the
entire fifteen minutes of Ais address i'm
explaining legislation during his term OF
office, claiming that by reason OF a great
part or the legislation passed he was not
the party candidate inferring that because
OF the O'Clock closing law the democrats
OF Nebraska preferred the mayor of
Omaha
BROKEN BOW-Chaxged with having
burglartzed the tool house of the Custer
| Electric Light company of this place, Ed
gar A. Job, - years OF age, was taken
before County Judge Holcomb and bound
/ over 20 the district court in the sum OF
! 100 The tool house was broken into last
friday night, and upon information re-
CelNed from RaVenna authorities Sheriff
KENNEDY went 20 that place and brought
I BACK three suspects who had been arrested
/ Win the stolen goods in their possession.
HORH-Chairman Hoyt OF the York
/ county republican central committee re-
I ports that the good work Of the committee
ana the school house campaign work of
candidates on the county ticket with the
large meetings held here in York Is
| awakening greater interest. and that Ia
| the reports he is receiving are reliable
/ YORK county Will give Aldrich for governors
the largest vote any candidate for gov
| ernor ever received On account OF so
many York county citizens having a per-
sonal acquaintance with g. H. Sloan. can-
D ul0NLe for "a mill A