Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-26

gould, Ark, respectively as their homes,
were united in marriage yesterday by Rev.
U. g. Brown. They are employees OF the
feeble minded institute at this place.
MADISON-A marriage license was is
sued today to Raymond j. FIGHTER and
Miss Phillis Collins, both Of Meadow Grove.
Mr.. FIGHTER is son of Judson b. FIGHTER
and Miss Collins Is a daughter Of Andy J.
Collins both well-to-do farmers Of Grove
precinct
NELsoN-The sheriff was called to the
country early yesterday morning to arrest
James Crawford for alleged insanity. Mr..
Crawford has lived on his farm near
DeweeSe, a small town north Of here, for
over thirty-five years. The case has been
continued.
KEARNEY-John Foreman, aged so years,
died at his home in this city Sunday night
of pneumonia. Mr.. Foreman had been Ill
but two days. He, moved to this city about
six months ago from Pel1in, Ill. The re-
mains will be shipped to his old home for
interment.
NEBRASKA cIrY-From Portland, Ore.
comes the information that Mrs. Edible
from her husband They were. former
residents of this city and while here had
a varied married life. He was in the gov
ernment service and secured transfer
to Portland, to please his wife.
tIIASTINGS-A council of all labor or
ganizations in Hastings has been called for
Tuesday night to consider Joining the meat
boycott. There are six local unions here,
representing about 125 families. One of the
things to be considered at the council is
the formation Of Hastings Central Labor
union, to be affiliated with the State Fed
GRAFTON Of Labor.
BEATRICE-The Mennonites belonging
to the church in this city and the one
west of town held their annual meeting
yesterday. They decided to start German
school west of the city and have leased
the Fitzpatrick school in which to con-
duct the classes. The committees ap-
pointed to push the work Of securing funds
for the new Mennonite hospital reported
progress.
BEATRICE-Four of the six boys ar
rested Saturday night for being drunk and
fighting were fined 81 and costs each yes
terday in police court Two others in
the party weer discharged. Mayor Ruther-
ford has learned that some one Is furnish
ing liquor for the boys in this city and
he will endeavor to bring the guilty party
to Justice.
PONCA-James Brewster, formerly of
PoIca, lately living near Newcastle, Neb.,
took poison in glass of beer In saloon
in Newcastle. He took the Keeley cure
some years ago and for about ten years
kept sober, but recently began drinking
again. He took large dose of strychnlne,
but the alcohol in the beer counteracted
the force so that II did not kill him. He is
In a serious condition.
PLATTSMOUTH-Geor w. Carpenter,
aged 80 years months and 25 days, passed
away in the Nebraska Masonic home Sun
day and the body was taken TO stanton for
interment. The deceased had been a resi-
dent of the home since June l, 1906 and
was a member of the Masonic lodge in
Stanton. He is survived by one son.
NEBRASKA CITY-Frank Gross and
Miss Tina Scharp were united in marriage
at high mass this morning at the st
Benedict Catholic church by Father
Dominick, in the presence of a large num-
ber of relatives and friends. The bride is
one of the most popular young ladies OF
this section and the groom well to dc
young farmer. They will make their home
on farm belonging to the groom north
of this city
NEBRASKA CITY-Henry Kunz and
Miss Alta II. Mortimore were united In
marriage today at the home OF the bride s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mortimore,
north of this city. 9th are well known and
well to do young people. j. Samuel Ruegg OF
Berlin and Miss Gertrude E. Morris OF
Syracuse were united IN marriage today
at the home of the bride, in the presence
OF large number of relatives and friends
They Will make their future home on a
farm belonging to the groom near Berlin.
OScEOLA-The Polk County turner's
Institute and Corn Show opened In Osceola
today and gyill continue over tomorrow
There has been considerable interest mani.
Tested by the residents OF the county IN
this meeting and the program gives
promises OF being the best ever offered
distance as well as those who have beer
picked by the local committee are such a.
to recommend the affair to those who
enjoy farmers institutes.
HASTINGs-An city and county offices
were closed yesterday during the funeral
OF j. ID. MineE who died Friday following
an illness OF three months. Mr.. Mines
served the city I'm various capacities and
for many years was active in politics here.
The funeral services were conducted by
Rev g. w. Weyer OF the Presbyteriar
church Among the relatives and friends