Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-25

BHATRlCE-Emile Schmidt and Miss
Rose Granetslxi Of Lincoln, former Beatrice
residents, were married at that place yes
terday.
! BEATRICB-A large crowd attended the
opening day OF the old settlers picnic at
CATLAWAY-since the recent rains the
corn fields have taken on new life, and 1t
is now estimated that there will be a good
half crop unless an early frost comes.
BEATRICB-MIss Ethel Kessler, daugh-
yesterday at Falls sanitarium, where she
recently underwent an operation for alb
scess She was IA years of ago.
BEATRICE-Ieo Werner and Miss Irene
nesday morning at the Catholic church.
They will make their home on the groom's
farm few miles east of the city.
CAMBRIDGB-At the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs E. L. Butts Of this city, their daugh-
ter Ruth, was united in marriage to
Clarence Cain. The ceremony was con-
Quoted by Or. w. T. Galley, pastor Of the
M. e. church.
BEATRICB-word was received here yes
terday announcing the death Of John r
Ss OF SonfG Futon Tas S yesPs
of age The body will be brought to wy
more for interment.
TECUMsBH-Nellle 8. Allen daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. D. c. Allen. died at the
family home in Tecumseh at 5:S o'clock
p. m. on Monday August %: She had been
sick but short time and the cause OF OF
years.
BAssHrT-rhs body of Mrs. F. n Nor
gan, who died here Sunday night, was
evening. The funeral services were held at
rho home In Bassett, Rev. Mr.. Wells OF
Valentine officiating, assisted by the local
Star lodge of which deceased was MEM
Der
NEBRASKA CITY-Chris Bader was de-
clared insane and will be taken TO the
employ OF the Burlington road and one Of
the best known men on that system; He
, was yArdma4ter here when taken sick q
year ago and his sickness resulted In the
loss of his mind
CAMBRIDqD-The Twenty-first Annual
Southwest Nebraska District g: A. r. re-
weeks WsT enoampmsnt. With ideSl weather
prevailing after the heavy r&lus last weak
the grounds ere In excellent coalition and
many old soldiers from this section OF the
: state will be present.
r NEI,SON-Dr. Bathriok Of this city, who
; has been arrested on complaint Of three of
MCGEE, THOMAS and Rice. for alleged NAL
practice, has been given his liberty on bail.
pending the result Of his preIminsry hear a5.
) has pracuced here over fifteen years and
8 is about rs years Of age. and an old
soldier.
!. refefoe appointed by Judge Travis, has been
here fer the last two days hearing ehe
IN the isse O. dOS oasSOn and e
council II u a case growing out OF the
granting Of q new franehlss 20 the com
4 have come here to hear the arguments, but
Mr.. Dwyer came in his stead.
BROKEN Bow-FFsnk Davis about Is
yss a. Gf sSs q sass &Sss ShliS
OF IL, was brought before Judge Holcomn
in county court Tuesday. The case weS
: continued ana the girl was committed 70
5 the home al Gsnsva for an indefinite period
9 Prosecutor Godd says other and more ser:
Q some oSS 81 those connected with the cass.
NEBRASTIA CITY-SomS time since the
county attorney filed q complaint against
Warren WinslST S cha emit, him W6n rS
r With having treated John AIbrech OF syrG:
y S aud When the note SsOsme due payment
was refused on 1t and the warrant Issued
lie gave bond Of 500 for his appearances
in district court.
CALI.AwAY-Paulina, the 15-year-old
daughter Of Mr. AND Mrs Charles Norlin
residing about II miles southwest Of Gala
r ! way sustained a broken leg yesterday
While the family was returning home from
! church In a lumber wagon, and while De
scsnding a hill, the wagon ran into a wash
!. ground, one wheel Of the wagon passing
over her right limb, breaking 1t about
six inches above the knee.
CAII,AWAY-The first chautauQua for
Galloway opened yesterday and will con
| tinue for five days closing next THURSDAY
y | evening. The opening day was designated
d "Kearnsy Day" and special train was
: | Chartered 10 accommodate the Kearney
&c citizens and those residing along the X
;, | 4 r. n line. The citizens Of Kearney were
l. | SO thoroughly taken up in the matter OF
Reciprocity that fifteen round trip tickets
were purchased at their end OF the line
10 FRFAdONT-Headed by a band, the Ere
J. mont Commercial club today made tou'
IS OF Saunders county IN thirty automobiles
IL over 100 people made the run through
- IeshAra Mead. Yutan, Ithaca waE %
l. Colon cedar Bluffs and North Bend. TIT
Is run was a leisurely one, the time sohed
h. lie being fifteen miles an hour and hal
hour stops being made at each town Wis
e ted Dinner was taken at Wahoo, wher'
.e stop OF an hour and half was made
e The excursionists arrived in Fremont a
&c $50 p. m
NEBRASKA CTTY-At high mass Wed
,esday morning at the St Benedict Catho
liz church Father Dominick united in mar
-iaEe William F. Schnitzen OF Des Moines
o. a.. and Miss Mary X. Eglsaer OF this cit!
n the presence OF host OF friends AM
eIadves The groom was formerly
" | ,esident OF this city, but Is now business
,an OF Des Moines. and the bride Is on
p 4 the most popular young women OF tni
lily. The church was profusely dseorates
q with flowers and ferns After the Oero