Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-01

sic A; Hartman, both of Stromsburg were
! married Wednesday by Judge Wray.
BEATRICE - Countess r.. a Beatrice
mare, owned by G r. Reynolds. won the
S:4 trot at Clay Center, Neb., yesterday
The purse $500.
NEBRASKA C1TY-Emer w. Stanley
ana Miss Myrtle Petro. two well known
| young people Of this city. were united i'm
marriage Thursday evening
McCOOk-Mrs. Roy Kennedy, who lived
Wolth OF TINS CITY, was found dead in bed
! Wednesday. Cause of death unknown. The
funeral took place in this city Friday
. NEBRASKA ClTN-A big shooting match
Is to be held in this city on October IS and
| 10. Some big purses have been hung mn
and a number of entries have been made
| already.
TECUMSEH-Rev Robert I.ddell. d. d.
pastor OF the Presbyterian church in Te-
| cumseh, received call to the pastorate
OF me First Presbyterian church OF Nc
| Alester, OH.
CENTRAL CITY-Mrs John Bray. who
mas been lying critically i'll at her home
| north OF town, was taken to Omaha TODAY
Tor treatment at the hospital. Her case is
regarded as critical
BEATRlCE-County Judge Walden yes
terday appointed II. E. Spafford Appraiser
70 appraise the estate of the late Lord
SCully Tor the purpose of fixing the amount
OF me inheritance tax due Gage county
from the estate.
BLUE HILL-The Beatrice bloodhounds
We're brought here Thursday evening to
| Try ana tran the party or parties who
ing to Mr. Colner. No success was made
TO trail the parties.
BEATRICE-Herbert Dawson of Lincoln
and Miss Elizabeth HAYNES of Wvrora
were married here yesterday by the Rev, I
~; DAVIS They will make their home at
Lincoln; where the-groom is in the employ
OF the Burlington a conductor.
MADISON-Charles w. Lemont com
menced action in district court today
against Thomas H. Matters C. WTIiarn
S MeMaster and the Peoples Department
store of Norfolk for possession of the STOCK
ana damages amounting to $22OOO.
,,I0Rk--Marriage licenses were issued
Miss Miesne GTace to F Frank F. Leaning and
to Gordie Grisham of Aurora and M Siso |
Jessie Mohaffey of Waco, and TO Cyrenus
u, Rogers and Miss Effie Tucker, both of
NEBRASKA CITY-Word has be.n m
Seived here that Chris Buetler of the |
stats Heitung, of this city is dangerously
III IN the western part Of the state where
he went in hops OF benefiting his fail |
ing health. He is paralyzed in his lower
FAIRFIELD-C w. Colt ~ tIutcb,nsor
has, state engineer and railway commits. |
sloner who assisted in laying out the r !
q M. railroad through Nebraska, and was |
stationed at Fort Kearney forty-two years
ago, has been spending several DAYS in the |
city with friends.
BLUE HILLI-Messrs. p. Merlin and C. r. |
81 St eds members of the village board |
week TO inspect the lightning systems OF |
nose Nose PLACES: The village board has EN-
consulting engineer, to draw plans for an |
electric light plant.
BEATRICE-James Headings a resident |
OF Gage county since 1868, died yesterday |
morning at the home of his daughter, Mrs
M. Cory, aged "a years. He located on a /
homestead near Blue Springs upon his ar
rival in this county. He is survived nv |
family of two sons and four daughters
Paralysis was the cause of death,
CENTRAL CITY Announcement has |
oeen made IN the Chicago papers OF the
Chlcago to Mr.. Dan *. Newmyer of this |
place Mr.. Newmyer is the son of MIR |
and Mrs Charles Newmyer of Central City |
ana is IN the employ of the Union Pacific |
being at present located at Kearney.
BLUE HILL-The woman's Culture club |
heId its first meeting of the year Thurs |
day, and was primarily a business meeting. |
Officers for the ensuing year were elected |
S Mrs ioiP9ws; Mrs; F. T. Hopka, president: |
Fred PetE se MeTtsn Gs president Mrs
week every o'her
incarceration Hoefling, the young |
farmer who was shot and dangerously |
wounded by a hunter Wednesday at his |
rarIn near Wymore, was operated upon |
yesterday SoeSb a., The bullet, which passed
neys was found near the backbone and |
removed. Mr.. Hoefling's condition Is Sc |
Ilous, although he has an even chance for
CENTRAL CITY-Elmer f. Ross has
purchased of Fred c. Ratcilff the north |
part Of the bottling works building at the |
rear OF the new Farmers State bank |
building and is having the old building
torn out and will erect on the site a new,
otHce building, which he will occupy for |
MS law office when his term as county at |
torney expires next January. Work will |
De pushed on the building, and IL is in
tended that it shall be completed before
the snow flies
GENEVA-A meeting OF voters of the
county was held yesterday afternoon al !
the Congregational church for the pur- |
pose or organizing a county option club |
Tor Tor campaign purposes in the Twenty |
Iourth senatorial district George w |
smith or Geneva presided with DR. Akin |
or talrmont, secretary. Several automo-
pie loads came from York. As the meeting |
mad been poorly advertised but few were |
present the only candidate putting I'm an |
appearance, being c. c. Smith of Exeter
republican candidate.
NEBRASKA CITY-WilHam SchreInAr n |
FARMER. concluded there was money in the ,
saloon business, and two years ago en- |
gagged in the same, hiring some men 10 /
conduct the same for him. while he looked |
after the farm The result is the council |
refused him license this spring and now |
there have been several suits filed in the /
county court against him for unpaid bills |
the last suit was for $132I3 by the Ed |
ward Book Distiling company OF Kansas |
CITY Tor balance due them. Other suits
nave also been filed for the same class of I