Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-06
NehrnnI.n Now. Notes.

ncan party ana the good results that nave
followed these achievements.
Nebraska News Notes.
BEATRICE-Mrs Anna Osterman died
Tuesday night at the home of her daugh- |
ter, Mrs. M. J. Boyd, in Pickren. aged 70
WYMORE-Earl Blythe and Miss Maude
Lasher were married by Rev. e. F. Gates
Yesterday at the home of the brides
parents.
WYMORE-william SPAIN and Miss
Edna Edwards were married by Rev. p. f:
Gates at the Methodist parsonage, at $50
yesterday.
-sCHUYLER-H. sprecher and Miss Olga
Wesley were married Tuesday evening by
County Judge w. ]. Allen, at the home
| OF the brides parents.
HUMBOLDT-The Richardson county
| INSTRUMENTATION Sunday school rally
is being held in Humboldt with good at
| tendance Of visitors and delegates.
| BEATRICE-Jesse e. Robinson Of Rock
| ford, this county, and Miss Myrtle Davis
OF Endicott, Neb.,. were married here yes,
make their home in Omaha.
BEATRICE-A. p Wilson, an old resi-
dent OF Wymore, and formerly employed
as conductor Of the Burlington road;
| ordered taken to the asylum.
YORK-The York alfalfa mill, newly con-
structed, is In operation. The product Is
OF fine quality and finds ready market,
the company being in possession of orders
sufficient for three months output already.
BEATRICE-Samuel Reeves, 70 years Of
At his tS Il Blue s0fss
| Iowa six years ago. He leaves q widow
and one daughter, Mrs r. d. Anderson of
Omaha.
BEATRICE-wiliam SPAIN OF this city
and Miss Edna Edwards of Wymore were
married at the Methodist parsonage yes
Gates officiating. They win make their
home in this city.
BHATRICE-Earl Blythe and Miss Maude
Lasher were married at the brides home
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Blythe will live
at Blue Springs, where the groom is en-
pley in Black Bros mill. ], ~ fs.r
yesterday announcing the death. Of Mrs.
Susan Miller, which occurred at her home
at Helvey, Jefferson county. She was a
former Gage county resident and leaves a
family of six sons, all grown.
YORK-Within the last week Omaha has
contributed of its population two young
men, who, under the firm name of Dopp &
, Henry, have opened a tea and coffee house.
Ihey have secured q good location and
will open next Monday for business
SCHUYLER-In attempting to start an
sustained a broken wrist Monday LAYS afteT!-
son on wSeS CO the
wards and struck him across the wrist
, WYMoRE-Milton Hoefling. who. was
week, and wounded in the abdomen, is
, somewhat worse today, and his condition
Is again serious. The effort to find the
men who fired the bullet Is still being
carried on.
! NEBRASKA CITY-Joseph Brandt was
) arrested yesterday charged with assault
ing Frank Gross and his case was set for
hearing next MONTH AS he left the court
; room he threatened to kill the complainant
ana was resrrested and placed under bond
YORK-The body of Harry c. Giler ar
rived from the hospital for the insane at
| HIS mind bApama diseased and he WI
n there about two months ago. He was a
contractor and builder here for several
8 years and highly respected.
Q NEBRASKA CITY-Miss Grace Neihart
a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Neihart
a of this city, who is teaching school three
. miles northwest of the city, was thrown
e injured by runaway team that struck the
o vehicle in which she was riding.
BEATRICE-The thirty-seventh annual
session OF the Presbyterian synod of Ne.
braska will be held in this city October
II and 13 Rev. d. e. jenkins of Omaha Is
: moderator Of the synod and Rev, Thomas
L. Sexton of Lincoln is clerk. About 20(
delegates will attend the meeting.
RISING CITY-A Young Mems Christian
a association has been organized here for the
Of desirable quality It is to afford then
amusement and good reading. There arr
twenty members and more to be added
!, is the initiator.
: NEBRASKA CITY-Ralph A. White, who
n for some time has been the manager
i resigned and gone to Chicago, where he hGi
accepted lucrative position with larg'
: pany at Plattsmouth.
/. WEEPING WATER-John Mckay,
- farmer living near here, while assistlnl
10 on the william Dunn farm. got two
" fingers of his left hand caught in th'
machine and they were ground off. Ont
~ LlnKer Will be taken OFF near the knuCkl(
, and the other below the first joint.
II NEBRASKA CITY-Joy Morton OF Chi
, his large real estate holdings and othei
., interests, had q narrow escape from being
IT killed yesterday. while going to the depO
/ a lamp post, throwing him out Of tn,
7. buggy and seriously bruising his arm anC
= Lodge 90 ~
FRIBND-Some unidentified party en-
tered the farm house of l.. Snyder abou
/; ing while Mr.. Snyder and his wife wer,
n out at the barn milking and stole none!
l and checks belonging to him amounting 4
$500. Payment on the checks was stopped
/; About $50 In money was taken. There Is n,
" clue TO the thieves.
4 NEBRASKA CITY-The peddler OF polisl
= who was In Lorton, the day before tn
r knowing something OF the plans and VIII
d robbed the bank was arrested at Benne
Of Claims to hear, but cannot talk He He CAV
the name OF 5. B. Lowery. He will b
held until something is known Of his pas
history.
ar BEATRICE-A telegram was receive
here yesterday by Mr.. and Mrs. Micha'
I" NARROW from Ell Paso. Tex, stating ths
rs their son, NJ. l. NARROW, superintendent 9
~ buildings and bridges for the Mexico N.nrtt
"a western railroad. had dropped DEAF q
rs tendent Mr. NARROW was As years OF as
and unmarried. He left Beatrice twentI
three wears ago
HOLDREGE-Jean b. Feyen and Mil
, hertha Schley were married yesterda
- morning at the brides home in this cit
he Rev. @. q. Bennett OF the EpiscOpalia
O. church officiating. Both young peop
|, recently moved here from St Joseph. NJ
IL Feyen IL associated with the bride