Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25
Nebraska

evening.
MILFORD u jerks. formerly %
Milford, died az Olympia. wash. pecember
n, aged s. years
SEWARD EenaEy q l~InsiuEer % sill
ford have bought the stock and fixtures
of tho HoIIingSworth G. Taipply Morcantrle
company At that place.
SEWARD Miss Esther Stola. dauEhier
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ionn StoiE Of Milford.
was married to Emil Bonimrfer ot Muf-
dock. Nob.. on WEDNESDAY.
NEBRASKA CITN-U. y. shovel presi-
dent II tho Merchants National bank has
gone to itaiy 90 spend the winter Ellis
health has been poor for several years.
NEBRASKA CTTO-E. a. Brown. former
owner and publisher OF The Daily Fress.
IS dangerously 90 at his home in this city
lie Is suffering from an attack ot pneu-
monia.
NEBRASKA CITy-Bcrt Wilson. held In
jail here TO ascertain II he was not wanted
at some Of The various places where he
lawful acts. has been released
PERM F. Majors. member OF
S02 OF Peru. has been appointed ald-de-
camp on the staff OF Department Com
mandcr John +. DiCne- of Syracuse
WEST POINT Marriage licenses have
been issued during the week TO ALVIN
Leisy and Miss sadie Ebel. TO Gustave
John and Miss Agusta SCHULZ and to t'rec-
man Caldwell and Miss Anna Paulsen-
PERC-Roscoe Rlankinship Of Peru. who
has been employed in a hank at Syracuse.
has been elected cashier NJ a banks.at
Wray. Colo, at A much better salary and
will begin his new work the first Of the
year
SEwARD-Lon Eempfer. who lives at
West Blue, seward county. while standing
on a step ladder ans holding sharp AK
in his hand, fell and IN landing on the
floor grasped the blade with his hand. al
most severinE IL.
NEBRASKA CITY-Miss Leona Hazel
Downing, only daughter Of the late Charles
Downing. was married at Wenatchee
/ Wash. yesterday To Clarence Creiger Of
that place. The couple will make their
home there.
NEBRASKA CITy-Invitatious have been
issued by Mrs. Keller 20 the wedding OF
her daughter, Miss sophia d. Keller. to
John II. johnson. which takes place at
the home OF the brides mother near SYRIA
cuse. Thursday December y.
NEBRASKA CTTY-The remains OF
shire No. where he was called TO attend
the funeral Of his mother. we're brought
I TO this city yesterday afternoon for in
terment. The funeral was held from the
l home Of his mother-in-luw. Mrs Low.
! NEBRASKA CTTY-The Woodmen Circle
/ Of the WOodmen OF the World. elected
the following officers: Guardian, Helen Pol
! ing; clerk. Anna Nansolow. banker Nina
/ Bader; attendant Emma Vansolow. Must
clan. Edna Bocksrocker: L. s. Lena Van
solow: o. :, Maud Gamlin, physician.
DIT. Frank 5. MarnelL
WEST POINT-West Point Camp No
( 1874. Modern Wooodmen Of America have
elected new officers as follows: Venerable
consul. Julius Radebach: W A Frank
Miller; E B.. B. G. Hermann: escort II.
;. Raider; clerk, August Hanft; watch
man, Fred. kloth; sentry, Herman Wilde;
manager, years. George B. Sawtelle
WEST POINT-At the last regular meet
ing OF Steuben Lodge No. 40. OF the Sons
Of Herman, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year. President.
/ Seggsrn. recording secretary, Peter Peel
/ lett; financial secretary. Herman Koch.
/ treasurer. Frank Johnson; trustee, Michael
Meier.
WEST POINT-west Point Tent No. n.
Knights Of the Msccabees. held a regular
meeting last evening and elected the fol-
mander, ]. F. Zaticek sir knight lieuten-
ant commander. Charles sass. record
keeper J. Z. Hansen; finance keeper J.
/ trustee, J. c. Elliott.
NEBRASKA CTTY-Jack Kinsley of Au-
burn has been arrested and jailed here
/ on the charge of stealing a grip from
travelling man al the Watson hotel He Is
| also wanted for the stealing OF a watch
aho some leWeiry OF young woman at
Auburn. The watch has been recovered
from a party to whom he sold II.
J WEST POINT-The public and parochial
schools Of West Point have been closed on
account Of the presence In the city OF
scarlet fever, which however. Is limited TO
ever demmed II advisable, especially on
account Of the nearness OF the holiday. 10
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/ possible spread OF the disease
/ NEBRASKA CITY-Herman Koch. a
farmer, residing near Unadilla, Yesterday
I filed a suit In the district court against
his netghbor, Philip Henderson asking
/ o'0Oe because Of the language which his
neighbor applied 20 him in the presence OF
number OF witnesses and accused him OF
/ taking some Of his stock. Koch also filed
a complaint against Henderson to keep
the peace.
NEBRASKA CITY-Howard o. Davis as
sistant cashier Of the Bank of Berlin who
had been suffering with an infected hand
was taken TO Syracuse, where his hand
the office from heart failure after the
operation Mr. Davis was g years of age
was operated upon again and he died in
ana Tor the last ten years had been con-
nected with the bank. He leaves a widow
and 4-vear-old son. He was a member
Of the Masonic lodge at Syracuse Tba
funeral was held today under the direction
Of that order
PERU-Last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs
n. w. Bedell were married TWENTY-FIVE
years and as recognition Of this happv
event. they received from Miss Mesa
Bedell a silver service. set that had been
presented to Rev. B. BedeIl. thir father
on the occasion OF his tyeptv-fiffb u,a55iS,.,
anniversary, BY the people OF his churc0
/ in Ohio, OF which he was their nasto-
During the evening the members ~ the
Womans Relief corps called upon them
! and left beautiful silver tray as A slight
! expression Of their good will