Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-21
Nebraska

social success. About 100 couple we're
sufficient to help the city hospital over
the present stringent stage.
OAKLAND-The Burt County Farmers
institute VIII be held In Oakland, January
have been secured and the committee in
charge is working to make this the best
institute ever held in the county. The
good roads problem is to be one of TIE
prominent subjects discussed.
OAKLAND-At a meeting of the Oak
land choral union held Monday evening the
organization was made permanent and the
berg, president; f. r. Ringquist, vice
president; Il. w Harding, secretary; A. l..
Neumann, treasurer. About seventy-five
members have been secured.
BEATRICE-John Herold of Lewiston.
Neb., n tenant OF Mrs. Dwight s. Dalbey,
won the prize for the best ear of corn at
President Rudge Of the state Board OF
Agriculture, which is valued at $3.50. The
corn was grown from seed shipped four
years ago from Jacksonville, Ill, by d. S.
Dalbey.
MADIsoN-The Madison Commercial
club held an enthusiastic meeting last
night. After a speech by George B, Irwin
OF the Retailers Reporter OF Chicago there
was a general discussion of ways and
means of boosting Madison. Among other
things 1t was decided to have Mr.. Irwin
make a public address February 2 at the
opera house.
TABLE RoCK-rhe farmers Of this vi
cinity, who have large fields Of unhusked
corn buried under the snow and ice. where
II has peacefully reposed for several weeks
past are glad to see the sun again doing
business at the old stand with every
prospect Of a thaw, for, in many instances,
It has been hard work for them to get
enough to keep their stock going.
LAuREL-The newly elected officers of
EThe Laurel Commercial club are; s. T.
president; L. c.. Tolles, second vice presf-
dent; j. b. Bessire, secretary; ]. A. New
man, treasurer. The Modern Woodmen OF
America. and Royal Neighbors held a Joint
installation, which concluded with a ban
Quet In the Graham building. Nearly 200
were In attendance.
DUNBAR-The Woman's club Of Dun
bar gave its first annual club breakfast
yesterday at the beautiful home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Murray. Covers we're
laid for twenty. The following toasts were
responded to: Woman" Mrs. e. P. Swain;
The Club Woman's Husband" Mrs. ]. T..
han; Where Words. Fail Music Speaks"
Miss. Irene Llchtenwallner The Club and
Its Adversary Miss Ida Harrison; toast
mistress, Mrs. WILDER W.. Anness.
HASTINGS-Citlzens Of Cowles and Ayr
nave petitioned the State Railway commits
service on the Red Cloud branch Of the
Burlington. The daily north-bound train
on that line usually arrives here too late
IN the afternoon for connection with other
trains. The people of the two towns will
ask that the train be operated strictly on
a schedule that will enable connections
with other trains here,
BEATRICE-At a meeting of the WV
more city council Wednesday night two
petitions from citizens asking that a spe-
cial election be held February 10 to vote
bonds in the sum Of $4,000 for a municipal
lighting plant were turned down. The
council decided to wait until good water
could be procured, and then will make a.
move to build a Mater works and electric
llght plant combined. e. N. Kaufman and
l.. n. Archard were appointed delegates
70 attend the state municipal Meeting, to
be held in Lincoln soon.
BDATRICD-The marriage of Noah M.
Ryan and Miss Florence M. Hinkle was
Solemnized yesterday at II o'clock at the
home of the BRIDES parents Mr.. and Mrs
G. w. Hinkle, North Fifth street, Rev. ].
70. Davis officiating. Twenty guests wit
messed the ceremony, which was followed
parted for Chicago and other points, and
upon their return will make their home
mere. where the groom has been engaged
IN the furniture business for many years.
MADISoN-Gust Teske as guardian for
his brother. Carl Teske, who is confined
In the hospital for the insane, is having
trouble with the other members Of the
FAMILY, who are objecting to his account
ana have filed a petition with the probate
judge, skiing for his removal. Interested
parties were and the case was
Bates, Attorney H. s.. McDuffie appearing
In behalf Of Mr.. Teske and Attorneys w,
folk ana McAiiister OF Tambro, 8. D.. an
pearlng In behalf Of the other members
of the family. The Judge will make the
order in the case January 25.
MILFORD-The vote on water bonds for
the village of Milford carried, 1888 votes for
and thirty against; electric lights, 1888 for
and twenty.seyen against At the election
yesterday $4,000 is the issue for water
bonds and $1,000 for electric lights. Bonds
nave been defeated on two former occa-
sions.
| CTVIYA N n ~ H
and Mrs. Richard Sampson of Seward, was
married at the Catholic church at ULYSSES
% Rosella, daughter of MI. and Mrs. Jacob
zimmerman of Seward, Rev. William
Murphy officiating.
SDWARDJohn A. Rezac of Bee and
Miss Agnes j.. Sadlak of Seward were
granted a marriage license by Judge Col
man last Tuesday.
SEWARD-Otto Kraus and Miss Bessie
Brchu of Denton were issued a marriage
license Saturday by Judge Colman.
sEWARDLPeter ]. Oswald and Miss
Nick e. Roth at Milford last Saturday.
SEWARD-The marriage of Miss Hattie
fitzpatrick and VIII Conroy will take place
at the Catholic church In this city at 10
g. m. January 26.
bought the Adler stock yards, has sold out
to Fred ]. Bell Of Ord, Neb.
SEWARD-At a meeting of the CONNER.
cial club Monday evening a committee COM
posed OF Judge Norval, w. %. Dickinson,
W. S. Williams, H. A. Graft and f. w.
Gaehner was appointed to draw up a lease
with George Thomas for club rooms in his
new building for a term of years, with the
privilege of ten, at a rental OF Si25 per year.
The rooms will be arranged 10 suit the.
leeds of the club and will be one of the
best appointed suites in the state.
SEWARD-F1ve of the churches of Sew
ard VIII unite in holding a series of evan
gelstic meetings, beginning next Monday
evening, In the Presbyterian church.