Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-02
Nebraslka Nern Noten.

TECUMSEH-The Tecumseh Military
band is to furnish music at the state fair
TENDER and 9.
KEARNEY-Colonel Robert w. Cowden
OF Dayton, o., viii give an address at the
dedication of the new United Brethren
church In this city next Sunday.
KEARNEY-J. SITE Of Poole, Neb.. has
purchased the Kearney Automobile COM
pany garage in this city and ne, In part
nership with his son, will take charge i'm
medlately.
HILDRETH-John Blank. aged 70 wears
Sunday morning and was apparently in
better health than usual until a very
short time before his death.
BEATRICE--Gilbert r. Shelley and Miss
lIolmesville vicinity, were married here
Badger of the Lutheran church.
BEATRICE-At the meeting OF the Mod
ern Woodman of America held last night,
the camp at Ellis won the SIS prize for
presenting the largest class for initia ton,
which comprised thirty members.
BEATRICE-The fair association has
secured Gilbert nj. Hitchcock OF Omaha,
democratic candidate for congress, 10
speak here, September %, the day following
cratic candidate for governor, will also
speak on that date.
ALBION-Boone county will hold its
twenty -sixth annual fair from September 20
ton fthe Boone County Agricultural as
ISOLATION, twenty-six years ago this county
has not missed a year having fair
NEBRASKA CITY-Raymond CosIett
aged % years, and Mrs. Nellie f. Markham
aged 20, of Riverton, Ia. came to this city
yesterday afternoon and were united In
marriage by Judge w. w. Wilson. They
returned home last evening and were given
a reception at the home OF the brides par
ents
/ HILDRErH-Ralph Long, aged 25, who
/ died at Bloomington Sunday night was
buried here today. Yesterday he was t.
4 have met his fiancee In Kansas City and
/ they were TO have been married there Ar
attack of appendicitis proved fatal The
Workmen and Odd Fellows conducted
burial service.
NEBRASKA CITY--Mrs. II. NJ Wolfe ha,
received word OF the death OF her sister
! Mrs James e. Sweet, at the home OF hel
son, at Kansas City. Mrs. Sweet and hus
band were residents OF this city for many
years where her husband was engaged II
| the banking business and was also inter
ested in the first bank started I'm Lincoln
NEBRASKA CITY-1Colonel Frank S
Morse, who has operated the Empire the
alter for the last three years, has disposed
OF his business 10 Messrs. Washburn apt
Beecher OF Kansas City. The new pro
prietors Will take charge of the theatel
next week. Mr. Morse goes to Oklahoma
where he expects 10 engage in business
again.
NEBRASKA clTY-The gas franchise or
dinance, which was submitted TO a vote OF
the people OF this city, was carried by
vote of 22S TO 81 at a special election. Thi
gives the company new twenty-year fran
/ chise In place OF their old one which ha,
some ten years 10 run and the price OF ga
was lowered from SlG5 to s150 per 100
cubic feet.
NEBRASKA CITY-Mrs l.. IT, Kropu
one OF the pioneer settlers of this sectiol
and resident OF Wyoming precinct, wen
out to her chicken coop Monday night dur
ing the storm to look after the fowls an,
i tripped and fell. breaking her shoulder an
otherwise brulslng herself Owing 10 he
extreme age. 70 years Il IS feared she vii
not recover.
BEATRICB-sheriff J. L. schieg re
turned home yesterday from points h
Kansas. where he had been assisting IN
federal authorities In rounding up Tn
gang OF postOffice robbers at Marysville
Kan. The report that three men wer