Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-02

Ida Olmstead and Henry Mccarthy took
place, the Right Rev. Father Haggerty of
McCook officiating,
BEATRICE-M C. Hoover of Lincoln,
bricklayer employed on the government
building here, slipped and fell yesterday
a distance of six feet while working on the
structure and broke his right arm at the
wrist
FREMONT-E. II. Barnard and wife left
today with their son, Willis for California,
where they will make their future home. A
large number of the old settlers and friends
of the family were at the depot TO bid
them goodbye.
NEBRASKA CITY-Gilbert Z. Hanks has
shipped in 1900 Angora goats with which
to clean up some brush land which he has
south OF 1.-The city. The farmers In TINS
part of the state use these goats to clean
up their brush land and find them sue
cess.
EMERsON-E. C. Laub of Sioux City
purchased the c. T. Hegedorn stock of
goods here at referees auction sale, paying
1900. The stock invoiced at $500 Heger-
dorn's liabilities were nearly $4,000 Mr..
Laub expects to add to the stock and con-
| tinue business.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES L. Bentley OF this
city and Miss Blanche PAIL of Frontier
county were married yesterday at the
Frank PAIL. Rev. V. Fl. RUring, pastor OF
the First Congregational church of Cam
bridge, officiating
| CAMBRIDGE-Samue Wisler, who was
one of the pioneers of Frontier county,
died at his home eleven miles northwest
of this city June &C. The funeral was held
| at his home June q, and the body laid at
rest in Prailand cemetery The deceased
was 6S years of age.
| NEBRASKA CITY-Nebraska City is
making big preparations for a big eelebra,,
! ton on next Monday. The celebration will
| be held at the new city park, where auto
races will be held for the big purses which
| have been hung up, and the Mink league
! teams will play double header that day.
BEATRIC El-Following is the mortgage
! record for Gage county for the month of
June: Number OF farm mortgages filed,
| cages released, 16 amount, S4e,71o. Num-
/ Der OF city mortgages filed, 70; amount,
S2'SsS; number sI ,f q city mortgages released
/ NEBRASKA CITY-The executive COM
mittee of the republican party OF this
! county held a meeting at Syracuse yester-
| county option TO the republican voters Of
, the county and be governed by what they
| decide, and may then put 1t in their plat
! form. IL the voters so decide
TECUMSEEf-while John Wilson, jr., the
claimant OF the estate of the late Judge
| and Mrs. John Wilson of this city, arrived
| in Tecumseh Just two weeks ago from his
home at Houston, Tex, he has not yet
made his presence known officially. He
| has not even called upon tho probate judge,
| though II is said on the outside that he Is
| contemplating doing so in the near future.
CAMBRIDGE-The harvesting OF the
wheat crop has begun In this section Of the
state. and, while the crop will be light
the local grain dealers, who have carefully
INVESTIGATED the conditions, state that
! there win be n greater yield and a much
better quality than many of the farmers
| reported last week. Prospects for corn
could not be better at the present time
! Understanding Lodge No. $50
Ancient Free and Accepted Masons at their
regular meeting held last Tuesday evening
Installed the following officers; BENJAMIN
II, Butler w. M; Frederick T. DAILY, S. w.
Harley j. Porter, J. "; Chester A. Perry,
secretary; William II. Falling, treasurer:
| Phillip ]. McManus, s d; Stencil L. Bar
Der. j. D.; Chancellor A. Phillips chaplain;
James w. Hammond Tyler
! NEBRASKA CITY-George Bussing, an
aged farmer who had a guardian appointed
for him some months ago, slipped over TO
/ with an aged lady named Mrs. Kloecker
1 and was married. He Is very wealthy and
/ his children are opposed TO the marriage,
| which was without the consent or knowl-
| edge of his children or guardian. The chill
| dren promise trouble for the aged couple.
| HOLDREGE-E. n. Irwin 90 oxford and
| Francis Hamilton Of BARLEY were married
| last night at the home OF Or, q. G. Wilson
| Ia this city, Or. Wilson performed the
ceremony In the presence Of the groom