Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-27

licensed here today to marry Bette Laub
Of Chicago.
Nebraska News Notes.
DEWITT-Henry l.. Rathbun and Miss
Ada Meirs were married Thursday by
Rev. Mr.. Albright.
IlEARNEY-Roy f. Eye Of Sioux City
ana Miss Mary Desmond OF Omaha were
married in this city by the county judge.
Neutrality-suspicious. Leners died Thurs
day at his home near Filley, aged IS
years. He leaves widow and four chill
dren.
Cornelia 5. WEBSTER both we'll known resi-
dents Of this city, were married before a
few Of their friends on Thanksgiving day.
KEARNEY-Herbert F. Towle and Mss
Marie L. Herbst. both OF Galloway, were
married in this city Friday by the county
judge. They will make their home In Gala
way.
FTlANKLIN-Sargent & Edmston have
sold their livery barn, stock and equipment
to Their competitors, A. Boon & Son. who
will consolidate the business INTO one es-
tabllshment
BEATRICE - famine Trauernicht and
Miss Annie BreriChs were married Thurs
day at the Hanover church, Rev. J, b.
Reents officiating. About 100 guests wit
messed the ceremony.
NEBRASKA CITY-Charles A. Bone and
Miss Louise Neimann we're united in mar
riage yesterday at the home of Rev. H L.
House Of the Baptist church. Both we're
born and reared In this city and are very
popular.
FRANKLIN-Prof. A. c. Hart. formerly
head Of the academy here but now a resi-
| dent Of the state Of Washington, has sold
his residence property north Of the acad-
| envy campus to Isaac Hams of this place
! for s., 7OO
/ SARGENT-The Loup City High school
| foot ball team played the Sargent foot ball
| team Friday on the Sargent grounds. The
Loup City boys were well trained and
! fine lot Of fellows but Sargent won the
| game to 0.
| HAsTINGS-Richard Rainforth, aged IS,
dropped dead of heart failure yesterday,
and in falling he struck his wife, who was
assisting him. and Injured her spine. Mrs.
RRinforth, however, is expected to recover
satisfactorily from the injury.
| FRANKLIN-Lind Nelson has sold his
/ residence property in the east part Of town
! to Jesse Hawkins of Reamsville Kan, who
| comes here to buy live stock. Mr. Nelson,
! with his family, will remove TO California
| where they expect to make their home.
SARGENT-The firm of Hagerty & Met
| calf have dissolved partnership, Mr. Hag-
! erty retiring and Mr.. RushO Of Taylor,
Neb., taking his place. Mr.. Hagerty re-
/ tires after many years Of active business
life in this city on account of his health.
NEBRASKA CITY-Jacob Cohn was get
| ting out Of his buggy yesterday afternoon
and was knocked down and severely in
4 jured by II. A. Duff, who was passing in
an auto. Mr.. COhn was unconscious for
some time and 1t was feared he was fatally
injured
BEATRICD-The Nemaha Valley Poul-
try association closed its annual show at
Adams yesterday, and 1t was the most
There were nearly 800 birds on exhibition.
The birds were scored by Judge Rhodes
Of Topeka, Kan.
BEATRICE - Word, was received here
yesterday from Brigham, Utah, announ-
cling the death OF ole Jansen, q former
engineer on the Union Pacific, who lived
here for many years. He quit raiIroaaing
business in Utah,
NEBRASKA CITY-Word has been re-
ceived in this city of the death of Mrs.
Mary e. Grange at the home Of her brother
, ceased was for many years a resident of
this city and left short time since to re-
side with her brother.
AURORA-The Aurora and Stromsburg
foot ball teams met yesterday on the local
, grounds for the last game Of the season
with an unusually large crowd in attend
ance. 1t was a fast game from start ia
finish and at the close the score stood
II to in favor of Aurora.
AUBURN-The fine weather of the last
month has put the farmers in good shape
of the farmers here have finished shucking
/ their corn Corn is averaging from thirty
five to forty bushels per acre, and the
quality Of the corn is good.
NEBRASKA CITY-The body of David
Mathers one of the old timers of this
city, who died at the home of his daughter
at South Omaha, was brought to this city
for interment Friday He was n years
of age. His wife died some five years ago
He leaves four grown children.
KEARNEY-Gust Martensen the mar
who was found dead near the railroad
track at Hastings. it has developed has
, brother who lives near Minden and hal
been appointed administrator of his de-
ceased brothers estate. The dead man hat
81, 200 deposited in the Central National banl
a OF this city.
HAsTINGs-Rev. R. A. schell Of tn,
, Christian church was severely injured II
an automobile accident yesterday en- routi
1 vert and caused the minister to lose hi
b seat hold. His head struck cross bar OF
wound resulted.
1 BEATRICE - Enterprise lodge No. Q
Nina Rebekah, met last evening anC
, noble grand; Goldie Freeman vice grand
Mary Hagerty, recording secretary; Car
!. RE Penny, financial secretary Ada Nebitt
9 treasurer Stella Austin, Anna LEM and
t Mary Davis, trustees
Q HASTINGS-The total expense Of the re
, publican campaign in Adams county, ao
cordng to the statement filed by the couhtJ
committee was $685. 49, The committee be
gan the campaign with a balance OF So
3 remaining from the previous year and sui
ncent subscriptions we're received to leave
a balance OF SEQ for next year
BEATRICE. c. Seldom Of Burchard
Neb., aged GO years, and a cripple, wal
brought here last evening by a deputy
United States marshal and arraigned be
fore United States Commissioner Cobbey
: on a charge OF bootlegging He pleaded
not guilty and was held TO the fedora
court in bonds of $500, He was taken &
: Lincoln Saturday.
2 CHADRON-Word has been received O.
: the death Of James Newton Hartzell, soI
E Of one and brother OF three OF the Dawes
e county settlers, who came with the frs
4 colony In the spring OF 1884 Deceased wa
r a member OF Company II OF the Second Ne
braska in the Spanish American war. Tha
company, under the leadership OF its cap