Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-11
Nebraska News Notes.

SEWARD-Robert Messler, aged A., died
at his home today. He was unmarried.
PLATTSMOUTH-J. w. Gamble will re-
main superintendent of the Plattsmouth
city schools another year.
PLATTSMOUTH-The Red Men are maxi
ing extensive preparations for holding a
monster Fourth of July celebration In this
city.
BEAVER CITY-John o. Hall and Miss
Addie Goosic were married today by
County Judge Luton. They will make
their home at Arapahoe
BEATRICE-Officer Hiram Bales, who
has been on the police force since Mayor
Rutherford assumed the relns of the city
government, resigned yesterday.
BEATRICE-George w, Mason and Mrs.
Dora Arthur. both of this city. were mar
rled in Lincoln yesterday, Judge Cosgrave
officiating. They will make their home in
Beatrice.
wYMoRE-The Nebraska State Horticul-
tural society will hold its summer meeting
in this city in July, The date of the meet
ing has not been definitely fixed, but will
be near the goth.
SEWARD-The Commercial club of this
city held good roads" meeting on last
Tuesday night A committee was APP
pointed to have the roads leading into
town properly drasged.
SEWARD-A new dry goods firm will
open up here In the Jones block August
/. The new firm will be composed of w. T.
Souders OF Frankfort, Kan, and H. F.
Dahns of Grand Island, Neb.
MADlSON-JuQBe Bates To-Day issued a
marriage license to Joseph w. Mas and
Miss Margaret Lund, both of Battle Creek,
also to James Bowkin and Miss May ".
Reed OF Newman Grove, Neb.
BEAVER CITY-C. A McMurray of Des
Molnes, Ia, and Miss Iva Beeler of this
city were married at 8 o'clock Thursday
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. j. e.
GoosLcand left on the evening train for
Des Moines.
WISNER-Miss Ada Bouyer and Mr..
Floyd Attack were married at the home Of
the brides parents Thursday afternoon at
groom is an illinois young man, 10 which
state they go to make their future home.
WYMORE-The Knights of Columbus of
the city will initiate a large class into the
gram for the entire day. ending with a
banquet at the Touzalln hotel in the even
ing. Visitors from all over the state are
expected
RED CLOUD-Farmers predict that the
recent heavy rains will increase the wheat
yield eight or ten bushels per acre. On
some of the farms, where rotation of
mated to have stand Of at least forty
bushels per acre.
PLATTSMOUTH-A handcar going north
from this city on the Missouri Pacific
South and several others OF the bridge
gang were more or less bruised. Mr.. South
was taken TO a hospital in Omaha for
has elected William Overman principal Of
the high school for the coming year at a
salary of $40. Other high school teachers
elected were Miss Anna Richards, assistant;
Miss Clara Miller history, and Prof Bur-
WELL commercial and science.
CAMBRIDGE-Miss Blanche Beery and
Mr. Elmer Pitcher, both Of this city. were
married Wednesday evening at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. BEN
jamin e. Beery. The Rev. William T.
Gatley, pastor OF the First Methodist
Episcopal church OF Cambridge officlated
BEAVER CITY-Coroner Hopping was
called 70 Holbrook to hold an inquest upon
the body OF Hans Hansen, q blacksmith
who shot himself at IL O'Clock this morn
ing with shotgun, death being instant
ing with a shotgun, death being Instant
aneous. He leaves widow and a married
daughter.
RED CLOUD-Allen Carpenter, In COM
pany with his daughter and a real estate
man, had the misfortune OF having MS
automobile turn turtle. The occupants
were thrown violently out and Mr.. carDen-