Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-30

district court here today with sixty-two
cases, civil and criminal, on the Docket
Court will consume most II not quite all
the week in clearing the docket.
HOMER-Mrs Mary c. O'Connor wife Of
Tim O'Connor died yesterday morning at
her home in tbs city. She leaves hus-
band and six small children to mourn her
loss. Her death was caused by blood pois-
oning.
SUPERIOR-Some men from Kansas
have been here lately making arrange
ments to open up big wholesale grocery
here and 1t is likely the building will be
constructed this winter or in the early
spring.
NEBRASKA CITY-Wilnam McHJinch
charged with wife desertion, has been
found guilty as charged, by jury in the
district court and will receive his sentence
some time this week at the hands Of Judge
Travis
sEwARD-Mrs August Gade's funeral
was held yesterday at her home and 1t
was attended by 1900 people. The deceased
leaves a widower and five children. Her
death was from typhoid fever. She was
40 years Of age.
SEWARD-Richard Watts, a well known
farmer of the county, died at his home
yesterday. He was a son of the late
George Watts. He leaves a widow and a
small child. His funeral took place at the
home on Wednesday.
sUPERIOR-sheriff Jones yesterday
turned over to the sheriff of Adams county
Win Smell and Margaret Markle, both of
Hastings, VINO mad elOpeQ ana when FOUND
were living here. Smell is about 10, while
the girl is not more than 10.
HOMER-An appeal has been taken from
the county court to the district court by
John p. Beacon, in the matter of apprO-
priation and condemnation of lands and
lots by drainage district No. of Dakota
county and the assessment Of damages
therefor.
YORK-At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Forbes, their daughter, Miss Mary
Forbes, was united in marriage TO DR..
Walter Gray Of Worland, Wyo. DR.. and
! Mrs. Gray left today for the east, return
| ing in thirty days to their new home at
| Worland.
! HOMER-while demonstrating a corr
/ huskng mRchine last Saturday James TIL
ton got his hand caught in the machine
and his thumb was ground to q pulp. He
/ was taken to St Vincents hospital n
Sioux City where the injured member wa
YORK-Eari weidman, the husky stal
] foot ball player on the York team whC
| was knocked completely out in play with
| seriousness, is now recovering, and II is be-
! heVed that no serious injuries will result
| from the accident.
EEARNEY-On account OF the cave-iH
! at the Shelton oil well, caused by failure
to encase 900 feet OF the we'll operations
have been temporarily suspended. Tn,
| damaTe is renaired Tho y,SaiI Is novv SOW,
to a depth OF 1900 feet.
/ STROMsBURG-Ths cornerstone Of an
new $4,000 high school building was la1
Monday. Short addresses were made h
State Superintendent Crabtree and Con
! gressman-elect Sloan. The Stromsbuyt
Commercial club gave it's annual banqua
at the Park hotel in the evening
KBARNEY-The directors OF the Kear
ney Commercial club have appropriate
500 for the use of the publicity committe
Of the club within the next few days. Tn
publicity committee has concOcted seVera
schemes which will be carried out for tn
purpose of advertising Kearney and for tn
good Of the trade at home campaign.
! YORK--At the home OF the brides par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander. Anderson
| the marriage OF their daughter Miss Min
| man OF Ihayer, this county, took place
| The bride and groom are both natives OF
York county and both are popular young
people.
/ HORK-The wedding OF Helen Weight
| man, eldest daughter Of e. j. Weightman
and Charles Patrick. assistant cashier oil
the Aurora State bank, at the residence OF
the brides parents. was made one OF tn,
social events Of the season. The home was
b. outifully decorated. The presents wer,
rich and numerous. There were a numbel
| OF out-of-tOwn guests.
| BEATRICE-Frank G. Skrabal, a Ger.
| man farmer living near Odell, Is once
more free man, as Judge Pemberton yes,
I terday declared the marriage OF yOunp
/ skrabal 10 Eta Atherton null and void
for the reason that the bride was thC
wife Of J. r. Atherton Of Lincoln wher
she married SkrahaL She was recently
granted a divorce from Atherton.
REPUBLICAN CITY-Verda sprinRsteep
aged %, died az her home in this city after
q prolonged illness yesterday. The funeral