Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-10
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many in 1897 and came to the United States
five children.
MCOOK-Mr. Hugh Kelly and Miss
Maude McBrayer, two estimable young Peo-
groom is a popular young Burlington IRE
man and the bride the charming daughter
of an early settler and real estate dealer
]. S. McBrayer.
NEBRASKA CITY-The criminal charge
of playing base ball on Sunday. which. was
filed early in the season by four OF the
Mink league team was dismissed by the
county attorney. This case has been hang
Ing BEFORE the county EasSd s t5ss sim MsS
wanted to prevent Sunday base ball.
BEATRICE-Robert O'Connor, an old
Beatrice resident who enlisted In the United
States navy few years ago, is In the city
OiConnor He is assigned to the warship
South Dakota, and has just returned from
a cruise to South America He Will join MS
ship at Frisco soon and viii go 10 AUS
traiia He is one Of the youngest men In
the service.
FREMoNT-Mrs. Onnoline schurman,
widow of the late Ernest Schurman, died
age of e. She was born in Germany and
came to Fremont from Pekin, HI IN 1881
She was a member Of the Charity club from
Its organiSati0n a aad tb RFo sons Otto ana
Ernest Schurman of this city and one In
Muskogee, Okl
TABLE ROCK-At a special village cleo
ton held here Tuesday to vote on the ques-
ton of the adoption or rejection of an
ordinance to license the billiard and pool
halls under the law of the initiative ana
referendum recently adopted by the village,
there were 1I9 votes cast, of which sixty
seven were in favor of Its adoption; and
but fifty-two in the negative majority Of
fifteen in favor of the proposition.
NEBRASKA CITY-Another fiddler's con-
Zee Io To he giy in DacamDar under
the direction of E. d: Marnell, j. II. Sweet
and Charles Rolfe Already they have Sc
Dahiman Of Omaha has promised to come
down and, aside from his party OF friends,
will bring eight contestants. Some large
took part in the contest given here last
year.
FREMONT-James II. Lewis, an early
settler of Richardson county, died at the
home of his son-in-law, l.. F. Holloway In
this city yesterday. He was born In Frank
fort N. Y, and lived for some years at
Salem, Neb; He later engaged IN business
eight years he had lived at Fremont he
was a membre of the Congregational
church. He leaves widow and several
children.
TYONS-Iouis Christensen died very sud
denly here Thursday morning. lie and his
partner were sweeping out their store room
when a faintness came over him and ne
stepped to the rear door for air. He fell
at once on his face, bruising MS nose ana
cheeks and appeared 10 be dead, when ms
partner, with the aid of others, carried
! him into the shop. He revived~after which
he talked a little. He was taken TO ms
home in carriage. but survived only ABOUT
an hour and half. Heart troupe was the
cause of his death.
| CENTRAL CITY-C. E. Clark, the man
who was brought here from Clarks upon
charge of Bookkeeping and who upon plead
ing guilty was fined 500 and who is laying
his fine out in the county JAIL is very
sick man. being stricken with yphold
fever. The county physician Is attending
him. Little is known of Clark's ante
cedents, as he had not been IN Clarks very
long when he became involved IN N. ms pres pres.
ent trouble, and refuses TO give the ADDRESS
of any of his relatives
! FALLS CITY-Mrs. Coup wife of the
president of the Board Of supervisors or
| this county, was seriously burned by the
explosion or breaking Of a Kerosene lamp.
Mrs Coupe was going to the cellar carrying
the lamp when she made misstep and fell
! TO the bottom of the stairs. The oil was
/ Her hair and eyebrows were nearly all
burned off as well as good portion OF her
clothing. She suffered some severe burns
on her neck, arms and back.
/ NEBRASKA CITY-Thursday y. X.
/ Snider, who moved here from Rock county
having sold his ranch there, lay down on
pired before any of his family realized he
/ was H. He had been downtown about two
hours before and seemed IN the usual
/ health. He was SO years OF age and leaves
| a widow and three daughters Misses
/ Buelah. Blanch and Birdie. The body was
/ taken TO Bassett, Neb., Friday morning for
interment The deceased was quite
wealthy.
/ TECUMSEH-The Topeka branch OF the
Womans Foreign Missionary society OF the
| Methodist Episcopal church Will hold its
! twent seventh annual meeting in Tecum-
/ sch on October 6, 7, and 2. The meeting
will be an important one and will bring
many delegates to this city. Among the
| missionaries TO be i'm attendance will be
Bishop W. +. Oldham OF southern Asia,
Miss Cora Morgan OF Madiad, India; Miss
[ Elizabeth Varney Of HinF Hua, China; Miss
Gertrude Driesbach OF Manila, =. l.; Miss
Rebecca Watson Of NagOya, japan; Miss
| Agnes SAKE OF Muttra. India, and Miss
Susan Walker Of Rosario South America.
YORK-The public schools will open Mon
day September ~ Following is the high
school faculty; w. B. Johns, principal,