Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-30

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Deputy Grand Master Bs4adneId Of omaha
assisted ia tlg ceremonies.
YORK-Tuo merlsre Edward Lauer-
man and Josgphiu, i.pucs, Two well known
young people nNuA uvSf York, was solen-
mzcd A. -. JOSEF, Catholic church, Rev.
Father Cullen oGiciauuE.
KEARNF.A'-. Crutpanr A. Second Ne
hrasEa rekimeut Nyu,t Inspected 10y Major
h. II. Phelps, uNp stated after the inspCC-
ton that thr COMPANIES armory was In
better than the average condition.
TlEARNEh Tho new United Brethren
church, which wa completed two weeks
ago, viii uc dedicated Sunday afternoon.
Bishop NJ. VI. Weekly Of tansas CITY hav-
ing charge OF the dedication services.
REPUBLICAN ClTN-u. X. sanford,
proprietor OF the burlington hotel in this
city, and Mrs. Minnie Tears OF Jenuinss,
Kan. were united in marriage by Judge
Beebe at the court house In Alma. Neb.,
Thursday.
KBARNEY-.N divorce was granted in
district court Friday to Amanda Hazard
from her husband l.. A. Hazard. on the
grounds OF cruelty 10th parties are prom
lnent residents OF Miller and well known
throughout the county.
NEBRASKA CITY-At the institute for
the blind Friday evening special musical
program was rendered by the students be-
fore a large audience, followed by an Illus
trated lecture by superintendent y. Z. Alb
bott on Moro ana Her People"
kEAt&N E.A Tile retail merchants Of this
city held a meeting Thursday evening and
erected a permanent organization. ". G..
NNnWOIluSs representative OF the National
and state FCderati ton OF Retail Merchants
directed the work Of organization.
Instrumentation. Richard l.. Mstcalfc,
associate editor OF the Communrr Lincoln.
ana ReN. /. T.. Roach. pastor of st. Paul's
Methodist church, Lincoln, wal speak ~
the court house i'm recumseh Saturday aft
ernooh November ., at 2:S0 o'clock,
KEARNEY-The new Catholic church of
THIS city, one OF the finest structures in
Nearney, Will DC dedicated next Thursday
Bishop Scannell Of Omaha viii dedicate the
tnurHn and Kew L. J kpgnG a t'EtEsunp
Will preach the sermon for the occasion
NEBRASKA CIpY-t'riday the Nebraska
oIIS Nlneshr WORKS received forty cars OF
and vinegar. Most OF tho apples came
from southeastern Nebraska and few
cars from Missouri. Tine apple crop here
abouts was failure,
BEATRICE-A number Of ministers or
this city have taken the stump in Gage
rich Thursday night Rev. J, h. Davis and
Rev. c. Il. Tingley held "a political meet
Ing at Virginia, ana last Night Rey. 4. 6.
brown addressed meeting at W. uJre.
KEARNEN- Fire brooks out at Lidnignt
FRIDAY In a two-story structure near the
Union Pacific depot A wei furnlshgd office
ruined and the second story and back part
FIRM was damaLt3 To Inc amount or sey-
eral hundred dollars.
NEBRASKA ClTE-.Ihe h.ghest-priced
piece Of unimproved farm land that has
been sold in this county was sold last week
by John W. Eden 20 George G.. Bischoff.
There are something short OF 50 acres in
the piece and IL sold for ZOO cash. The
land Is situated ia the southern part OF
the county near Cook.
BEATRICE-Firo OF unknown origin de
stroyed the residence Of Homer Nichols In
Wymore yesterday morning. with all it,
contents. Mr. Nichols and family left the
city on a Burlington train at a. m. on n
trip west and shortly after their departure
their home was discovered on fire The
loss y placed at 5000 partly covered by
insurance.
NEBRASKA CITY-rhe NJ. b Smith
company OF Omaha, which has operated a
branch here for several years, has entered
into contract with r. A. Duff for TN,
he agrees TO operate FOR a number Of years
ana give employment TO not less than lU
shirtmakers the year round. Work on the
factory will begin at once
NEBRASKA CITN-Johu Cusick. lh,
young man who was killed In a railroad
SSSt1eiS a. 9 SraIb s on eangSa ,' 3
Anger and up to short time ago was 9
resident Of this city. lie vas member oI
his body viii be brousht 6cre FOR inter.
ment, He was 20 years Of age,
NEBRASKA CiTE--,Lohu Dutch a Ger
months, went into a barber shop at Dun
bar and stole a razor While the proprieto
a JAN sentence. il is charged .hat he sol
number OF asieles from people for whom
he worked, Sheriff Fiscne- IS looking thu
matter up ana II be can secure evidence
VIII have the prisoner dCported.
NEBRASKA CTTY-1udEe Eaper OF Paw
nee CITY who Aas been here al the weel
the Talmage drainage ditch concluded hi
labors last evening and left for home thi
morning. He merely took testimony 10 as
certain who We're 10 have their Uropert,
Included In the district and whom he COul,
release. lie will submit his findings q
Judge Travis Tor his approval al the No
Vember term OF the district court
TECI'MSEH-The Tecumseh Woman
Christian Temperance union will hold
temperance rally and silver medal cOntes
on Tuesday evening. NOVEMBER I. A pro
gram will be given az the rally, which vii
be held in the afternoon. and in the even
ing eight young people viii engage In IN
oratortcal contest The contestants will b
Anna McQuary, Eleauor Graft Waylan
Miller, Gerald Trueman. Wilma Monta
Helen Fuller Charles DafOe and EldO
Nanlaningham.
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