Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-19

1 Hartmann Mercantile company of this
place. One hundred invited guests were
present to witness the ceremony. The
young married couple are now in Colorado
on tHeir honeymoon trip, and will return
next week to make their home in
Arapahoe.
ARAPAHoE-one of the most prominent
weddings of the season was that of Miss
Blanche Paine to Mr. Claude Munday,
last W ednesday evening, at o'clock, at
the homo of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Smith Paine, living tive miles east
| of Arapanoe. The groom is son OF one
OF Edisons thriving merchants Mr.. and
Mrs Munday are touring the eastern part
OF the state and will return home the
latter part of the next week, when he will
open a general store at Edison.
BEAVER ClTY-N. M. -Ayres, past grand
master, and i. M. Davis, present grand
marshal of the grand lodge OF Nebraska Of
Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, in
stalled the following officers of Beaver
city lodge Saturday night: J. ID. Phillips,
Martin. }. D.; J. Il. Axtell. treasurer; f.
| N. Merwin, secretary; DR.. +. A. Brewster.
! s. D.; DIR. W. II. Mcbride, J. D.; Edwin
Moore, T. The newly elected officers
| ceremonies,
FREMONT-A twilight base ball
league was organlzed Yesterday, consist
/ ing Of six local ls3ans, Which viii occupy
the diamond at lAe state league lot on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays of eacn
week, the schedule eeing so arranged that
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| league is composed OF Bankers, Nye-
Schneider-Fowler company, Freight Hand
lers, Fremont He1Hd, High sonool and
/ the +. B. A. q. team. with league ball
half the afternoons and the city teams
three evenings week the fans nope TO be
satisfied.
ARAPAHoE--The ArspehOe Farmers
Grain association held their fifth annual
meeting this week. The books showed
H tnat a fair amount of business had been
y transacted Notwithstanding the apparent
bought a total OF 6SO,6ss bushels OF grain
| the last yeas, as follows: Wheat, S,SSO
| corn, "a. lbS oats, 4,SS, paying for the
product S5O,O9711 Present crop prospects
| fourth to a third larger business the com
ing season All old officers were re-
elected, but one director resigned.
| NEBRASKA CITY-Thursday evening
Guy Barnhart, Miss Rosenberg, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wayne Garrow were out in large
touring car belonging 70 Henry Cetron, a
banker OF Palmyra W I'm ma aeST D9 brSss
and the entire party and the machine wen
over a high bank into ravine fourteen
Barnhart were seriously injured, and ar,
under a physlcian's care. How they es
capped instant death none OF the party car
| explain. The machine was badly wrecked
and when stopped WAS standing upon the
radiator.
HOLDREGE-The county board OF super
| visors met this week for the purpose o!
strlction OF the new 10000 building Il
be erected here There were seven bid
and their range was from Sso,s1s to tll2 $50
The lowest bid was made by an oklahom'
4 inlorced concrete in the construction Of
the building. Several members OF the
board before formally accepting the low
/ Oklahoma where they will inspect severa
buildings which have been put up In the
last few years.
/ YORK - Letters from nearly every par
| OF Nebraska has been received by A. b
i Christian. president OF the Commercial
club coming from members Of the Ode
Fellows. who wish to attend the cere