Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-27
Nebraska News Notes.

SODIA AUBURN-The Golden Rule store
for the last eighteen months has been
owned and operated by J. II. Christner
yesterday Went into the hands Of q receiver
me receiver was appointed on appli-
cation OF Tootle, Campbell company Of St
CENTRAL CITY-News comes from
trinidad, Colo., Of the marriage there OF
Mr.. Michael Mcmahon and Miss Eloise
Caldwell. Mr.. McDermott was born and
raised here, and for many years conducted
a cigar and tobacco store here. For the
last Few years he has been contractor fol-
construction company in Colorado. The
school teacher in Trinidad
GOTHENBURG-Ap party of a dozen boys
from North Platte, members of the Young
Mems Christian association are taking a
tramp from their city to Hastings They
canlped Wednesday evening in the city
park and attended the reception given
Governor Shallenberger in the evening
GOTHENBURG-Mis Augusta Z. Carl
at the elegant home of the brides parents
in this city last Wednesday afternoon. Miss
Margaret Shelly played the wedding march.
The bride was attended by her sister Miss
Hida and the groom by his brother Carl
Rev. ]. w. Morris officiated Mr.. and Mrs,
Nelson left imediately for Brady by auto
mobile where they Will reside. Mr.. Nelson
being In the hardware and implement husi-
ness there.
TECUMSEH-Accordin to the figures
compiled from the assessors returns in
JOHHSOH county, the total value or all per-
sonal property of the county is $4,411, 625.
The assessed valuation being one-fifth.
makes the total for tax raising purposes
1882, 1926. There are 1896 horses, i1S3 mules
,4SS cattle and 15,39S hogs in the county.
TECUMSEH-Fred Rosakrans fell from
a wagon while engaged in making hay and
suffered a disloCation Of his shoulder Hay
ing and harvest hands are very scarce and
the farmers are paying from 20 to rs cents
per hour and board for the labor
TABLE ROCK-Memorial services were
held at the Christian church in Table Rock
yesterday at 2:30 p. m, under the auspices
Mrs. Amanda j. Marble, who died April 6.
papers were read from DIR. Inez c. Phil
brick, state president OF the association,
and Miss Laura A: Gregg, Prescott, Ariz.
The address was by Rev. DR.. p. c. John
son of the church.
TABLE ROCK-The wedding of Miss
Mable Barnes Of Table Rock and Harvey
byterian church In the presence of $50 in
vited guests. The ceremony was read by
She was accompanied by her sister.
LYONS-J. F. Piper has Sold his interest
Rev. II. p. Cooter of Gothenburg, Neb.,
a former pastor Of the Presbyterian church
at Table Rock.
LYoNs-Mrs. ]. M Garfield was taken
to a Sioux City hospital for treatment.
in the Farmers bank to Franklin Everett.
WEST POINT-Wnliam Webb of Grant
township was married to Miss Alma Bunk
of Beemer, Thursday. The young couple
were born and brought up in Gushing
county.
WEST POINT-The eighth grade gradu-
ating exercises of the pupils of the rural
schools of Cunning county were held today
at West Point and fifty-six graduates re-
ceived their certificates.
WEST POINT-Joseph Schorrs and Miss
Morvyrd Clayton of Beemer were united in
marriage by County Judge Dewald at his
office yesterday.
WEST POINT-The dates for the 1910
Wisner Stock show have been fixed for
September 1918. This annual event has
taken the place of the former Cunning
county fair at West Point, which has been
discontinued for some years. H. A. Lelsy
is secretary and L. C. Thiemke, manager
OF the show, which ha sproyen very sue
cessful venture, securing large patronage
not only from this county, but from the
surrounding district.
WEST POINE-William Mills, an aged
resident of West Point and a veteran OF
the civil war died at his residence in thii
was a member of the Grand Army of the
Republic and was 81 years OF age. He was
a member OF Company B Forty-eighth
Iowa infantry and served throughout the
war. He leaves one child Mrs. Harrison
Montgomery, OF this place.
CENTRAL CIrY-Arma Cole, an ole
soldier and for more than forty years
resident OF Merriek county, was buried her,
yesterday. The services were from the
baptist church and were attended by the
members OF the local Grand Army Of tbs
Republic post Interment was in the Mer
rick county cemetery. Deceased was IL
his seth year.
CENTRAL CITY-At ST. Michaeps Catho
lie church here yesterday John A. Broh
man Of Clarks and Lizzie J. Mcmahon O
this city were united in married, tn,
ceremony being performed by aFther w
O'Connor assisted by Father Collins o.
Greeley. The bride Is the daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs Michael Mcmahon residing a few
miles west of town.
CENTRAL CITY-At the annual election
OF the officers of the Central City CONNER
cial club. O. II. Gray, who has beef
president OF the club since Its organization
| seven years ago, was elected for tn
| eighth successive time. Mr.. Gray has tn
record OF never having missed a meeting
| of the club since it's organization, durini
which time he has presided at every meet
| ing. James Henderson was reelected sec
rotary and ]. II. Withrow. vice president
| The Commercial club has atp resent unde
way a good roads campaign which include
| the construction OF a modern mile of roal
| by a government expert and 1t is ex
pected that several long stretches In tn
| county will be patterned after this mode
mile when 1t IL finished