Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-07

dealers cannot fill any more orders until
new shipments arrive, which are expected
within the next few days.
BEATRICE-R. r. Kyd has resigned as
Power company. He will be succeeded by
j. j. hewitt.
PLATTSMOUTH-The week of prayer is
being observed in this city by the union
meetings Of the Presbyterian, Methodist
Episcopal and Christian churches.
TABLE ROCK-Charles S. Wood and
Mrs. Allie Fisher were married last night
at the residence Of the bride, one mile west
of town, Rev. C. f. Rush officiating.
DAVID CITY-Miss Emma West, daugh-
ter of Sheriff West, and Mr.. h. Waysner
OF sheridan Wyoe were married yester-
Rev. Mr., Kleihauer of the Christian church
officiating.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lodge, No.
stalled the following named officials last
evening: William Holly, past grand; Emil
Ptak, noble grand; Virgil Mullis, secretary,
and j. P. Sattler, treasurer.
NEBRASKA CITY-Leonard w. Rybin Of
Holt county and Miss Blaneh Marshall
were united in marriage today at the home
of the BRIDES parents, near Douglas. The
young couple after a trip to New Orleans
will make their home in Holt county,
MApIsoNCMark Carrahr, who came
from Platte Center, Neb., early last spring
ket on the west side of Main street, sold
the same yesterday to Walter Mallory and
M. T. Jewett, who will take possession
Monday.
MADISON-Judge Bates today issued a
marriage license to Henry Linse and Miss
Anna Lieber, both of Madison, and pro-
nounced the words that made. man and
wife David Lamont Brown of Wessing-
ton, S. D., and Miss Kate Amanda Slo-
cum Of Lynch, Neb.
BEATRICE-The members of the city
council, have petitioned Judge Pemberton
to appoint r. w. Grant, Carl Sonderregger
and /. B. Howey as park commissioners
As Beatrice is without parks at present
the duties of the park commissioners will
not be very strenuous.
BEATRICE-The directors of the Beat
rice Commercial club held a meeting last
evening and discussed the removal of four
train crews from Beatrice on the Nebraska
City-Holdrege division. The matter was re-
} ferred to a committee which was instructed
to do all in its power to retain the crews
at this place.
CEDAR B~LUFFS-Feed for stock is
getting scarce on account of deep snow
= and prolonged cold weather, there being so
5 much corn not husked hat farmers can
promises to come through the winter in
fine shape as II lies under from one tC
i two feet Of snow.
BEATRICE-The marriage of Miss Verns
NJ. Smith to Leonard c.. Roberts wal
solemnized last evening at the home o.
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. r
ating. The groom is travelling salesman 70
the National Biscuit company. They will
make their home in Beatrice.
NEBRASKA CITY-O M. King, manage
of the King Foundry company, last even
ing gave a banquet TO the employees of hi
company, and 1t was a very elaborate af
fair. There were some guests present iron
Omaha and other cities. Mr.. King has bee,
manager of the company for nearly tw
years and during that time has made tn
I, plant a success.
Board of DirestoIs OF the Bank of Ceda
Bluffs. J. H, McPrang. was electe
,e cashier to fill the place of Frank KNAPP
= who becomes cashier of the First Nationi
bank Of Fremont. Several changes weI
or made in the Board Of Directors. Mr.. Perk
and Mr.. Wolfe resigned and Mr.. Lorenzo
and Frank Knapp were elected to fill the
places.
AUBURN-About seven inches of sno
~ fell here during the recent storm and
es was one OF the heaviest snow storms I
ten years. There are thousands of bushel
AZ Of corn I'm the fields, the farmers bein
- unable TO get 1t out on account OF the dee
ground and the rabbits will be the caus
Of the farmers losing from a fourth to
third OF their corn in the field.
KEARNEY-An enthusiastic meeting wa
held in this city Tuesday evening for II
purpose of reorganizing Company A, N,
~ braska National Guard. The meeting wa
we'll attended and the organization as
"a civil body was established. Recruiting con
mittees were appointed and in thirty day
or even less it is hoped to have enliste
enough men as to enable them to agai
;75 enter the state service.
WYMORE-George Densmore was al
"A rested yesterday afternoon, after havin
beaten his wife into insensibility In
~ family quarrel. He plead guilty to a chars
40 OF wife beating, before Judge Crawfor'
and asked for a ninety-day SENTENCE. Tt
I'd Judge thought sixty days was long N1oug
al and Densmore was taken TO BeatriN' tn
- morning TO begin serving his tir). II
; claims he is sick and unable to work. II
wife is in a serious condition.
NEBRASKA CITY-The banns OF II
coming marriage Of Miss Anna Eglesser
this city and Frederick Perry Of ID,
Moines, Ia, were published in the Cath,
lie church. They are TO be married Il
18th. The banns Of Miss Theresa Hor
and Mr.. Joseph T. Wirth were also puI
lished. They are to be married the PCT
The prospective groom OF the latter coup
Is one Of the wealthiest young farmers
a this section and the bride-to-be a veI
IL wealthy young woman.
m NEBRASKA ~CITY-For the last mont
- Mayor Jackson has had a detective at woI
II in this city collecting evidence against Il
violators Of the law and yesterday :
n turned over the evidence collected to n
+ county attorney, who viii file "A number
complaints against some Of the salOol
keepers and others. The mayor was Civ,
ID authority by the coune1 last evening
appoint another special officer 10 look In