Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-23
Nebraska

couple left Immediately for their now home
in Omaha.
WEST PoINT-Rev. ]. scherbaoher. for
mer pastor OF the German Evangelical
church at West Point united in marriage
James Caldwell and Miss Alvina Hing
peter. well known young people Of Wisner.
NEBRASKA CITY-M Errison, an old
soldier who has been confined in the
county Jail for some time for safe keeping,
was taken before the board OF commission
ers on insanity wednesday and declared
insane.
MCOoK-The resignation Of Deputy
County Treasurer H. w. ConoyeT was
handed County Treasurer Clifford MAIDEN
yesterday, effective at noon. No appoint
ment has yet been made to fill the va
cancy.
HILDRETH-The first wolf hunt Of the
season for this place was held this after
noon. The drive was between Wilcox on
the west and Hildreth on the east, the
two parties meeting about five miles west
OF Hildreth. Five wolves are reported
killed.
WEST POINT-County Judge Dewald of
fciated at the ceremony which united
James r. Montgomery of Pilger TO Mrs.
Delana Montgomery Of Monroe, Ia. Mr..
Montgomery Is the father Of the editor Of
the Pilger Herald and is 81 years Of age.
His bride Is the widow of his brother and
Is 66 years old.
NEBRASKA CITY-Postmaster Frank
Mccartney has been called to Washington
to be given Instructions regarding the open
ing Of the postal savings bank here the
first OF the year. While gone he will also
look after the matter of trying to secure
his reappointment to postmaster here, his
term having expired some time since.
WEST POINT-Licenses to marry have
been issued to Robert zuhlke and Miss
Ellen Jepson Of Bancroft, also to Charles
Dewitt of Omaha and Miss Juliet Jdfln-
son q M,s oakland to Harold SuEtwhistIe
James Caldwell and Miss AlvinR Hinzpeter
OF Wisner and to James 70. Montgomery
and Mrs. Delana Montgomery Of Monroe,
Ia
BEATRICE-Four pre-Christmas we'd
dings were observed here yesterday The
contracting parties we're John NJ. Brandt
Erskine Colgrove and Miss Minnie Arm
strong of Odell; c. ]. Phipps of RocR, Neb..
and Miss Bernice Pringle OF College View,
Neb.; r. A. Oglesbee and Dora McCown
Of Beatrice; Arnold Sayre and Miss Orpha
Hill Of Filley.
| NEBRASKA CITY-The Jones Grain COM
company has filed suit in the district court
company for $3.50 for the non-delivery OF
message wherein the company offered
to sell another company 5000 bushels of
for twenty-four hours after II was filed
in the office here, and the market had de-
clined in the meantime.
| NEBRASKA CITY-word has been re-
| ceived In this city telling of the death of
| Charles Bulger at New Hampshire, Mo.
| He was called there to attend the funeral
of his mother, and was taken i'll with
two weeks. He was a painter and deco
rator and had been resident of this city
for many years. His body will be brought
to this city for interment.
! WEST POINT-A home wedding took
place at the home of Rev. and Mrs. ellison
pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church
at Gibbon at high noon Saturday, where
Z their daughter, Miss Belle, was united il
marriage to Harry Hemkin of Tobias
Rev G. II. Hemkin, pastor of the German
OF the groom. officiated The couple will
mako their future home at Tobias.
HILDRETH-Saturday evening Grand
ma" Shattuck. who lives alone In q small
stricken with mild form of paralysis
She fell to the floor and was unable L
move until an early hour this morning
when she managed to pull herself onto
lounge Neighbors, going in the next day
discovered her condition and notified hel
son. who lives a short distance in thu
country.
CENTRAL CITY-A large delegation o.
old soldiers went from here yesterday t.
attend the funeral OF William Ray at Mar
quette. Mr.. Ray was for many years
prominent member OF the G. A r. post
He owned a big farm near Marquette and
Few years ago moved over to Marquett,
so that he could better attend to his bus
ness affairs. He died after an illness O
ten days
NEBRASKA CITY-Judge Travis. VIII,
| was noldinB an adjourned term of the dis
trict court, has adjourned court and gon,
home TO spend the holidays. Judge Penn
berton is still here holding court for hin
and Is hearing the arguments in the MATES
OF the referees report In the matter O
the franchise which was granted by tn,
city council and opposed by j. D. Houston
a member OF the council. The referee re
ported against the company, holding tina
the election was illegal and unfair mean!
had been used to influence the voters. ant
besides, II was a dual proposition anC
should have been submitted separately
The case has been argued for two dayG
WEST POINT-The programme for N,
cunning County Farmers institute Is An.
nounced as follows: First day-'gThs Sc
lection and Breeding of Dairy Cows" Prof
John Bower of Lincoln; The Breeding anf
teedng OF Beef Cattle" j. F. Couea ~
! FAILS City; The Value of the Silo in Eeed
ing Dairy Stock and other Farm Animals
| Prot. Bower. Miss Nellie Maxwell OF
Neenah, Wis, will lecture at the women;
session on New Methods of Cooking anf
Serving Fruits and Vegetables" AT 3.So J
STOCK judging demonstration will be RiveT
Dy MI Coupe. In the evening the follow
Ing subjects will be taken up: HON,
Nursing" Miss Maxwell; There is MoneN
IN Raising Chickens" Mr. Coupe. AM
Opportunities for Nebraska BOYS" Prof
Bower The programme for the second AM
tnlfd days will be Announced naXt NET