Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-11

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Horn and NJ SIS Mary
Schlegel were married yesterday morning
at St, Joseph's Catholic church.
NEBRASKA CITY-The body of Mrs
Mary Osborn, who died at Lincoln, was
brought to Syracuse yesterday afternoon
for interment.
IMPERIAI1-The commissioners of Chase
county have voted to issue bonds to the
amount of $25.0O0 to replace the court house
which was burned February 2.
NEBRASKA CITY-William Geese and
Mrs. Wilhelmina Schroeder were united In
marriage Tuesday att the home of the
large number of friends and relatives.
BEATRICE-A party of Union Pacific
officials, comprising A. ID, Schermerhorn,
division engineer; H. F. stevens, division
superintendent and F. .Kloke, roadmaster,
arrived in the city yesterday from Omaha
on tour of inspection.
BEATRICE-Beatrice lodge No. &c, An
Client Free and Accepted Masons, met Mon
day evening and elected r. r. Kyd, Francis
A. Miller and $. F. Nichols a board of
directors to succeed Samuel Rinaker. c. f.
Baker and E. S. Miller, whose terms have
expired.
BEATRICE-The directors of the Com
mercial club are making preliminary plans
for the coming state Sunday school CON
vention to be held here June T. and 8.
Another meeting will be held next Monday
evening to make final arrangements for
entertaining the visitors. Delegates to the
number of 1000 will be here.
NEBRASKA CITY-Sarah X Miller of
Syracuse, Neb., has filed her petition in
the district court praying for divorce
from her husband, Emil r: Miller of Cass
county. They were married at Alvo. Neb.,
on December I, 1889, and she charges he
has refused to support her. She wants to
be restored to her maiden name, Sarah *.
Sutton
KEARNEY-N C. Dunlap, manager of
Watson's ranch has just secured a number
of Japanese pheasants and turned them
loose on the ranch. Hunters have been
led m
to shoot one of the birds any place. In
order that they may know what one looks
like they have placed mounted one in a
prominent place in town where they may
see the bird.
NEBRASKA CITY-Word has been re-
ceived in this city of the marriage of Car
e. Redell of this city to Miss Olive Vr-
ginia Reed at Wheeling, w. Va. Mr. Be,
dell was for number of years assistant
manager of the water and light plant II
left here and went to Wheeling, where he
| is now located. He was a graduate of the
University of Nebraska.
HOLDREGE-W. l.. Black of Trenton
who is we'll known in this part of the state
as a printer of considerable education, has
| been adjudged insane and taken to the
Hastings asylum. The insanity follows a
number of paralytic strokes from which
Mr.. BLACK has suffered great deal lately
| Uncle Billy" as he was universally
known in southwestern Nebraska was
nearly so years of age, and until few
weeks ago had been doing excellent worl
in the newspaper line.
! HOLDREGE-Mrs. Charles Phillips dice
suddenly yesterday morning at Kearney
Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. p. Under
crantz of this city. only recently had en-
| joyed a visit from her and the news of he
death came as blow to them. She leaves
! surviving her, a little daughter, he
parents and two sisters. Before going t
Kearney where Mr.. Phillips is employed
as printing instructor at the Reform
school, she and her husband lived a
| Bloomfield Walthill and other northern
| Nebraska places. Funeral services will b,
held at Kearney, with interment in Prairie
Home cemetery, near this city.