Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-23
Nebraska

rage by Rev. Mr., Roth at st. Alloy IS
church. The newly married couple Will !
reside on their own farm west of the city.
NEBRASKA CITY-The funeral of Henry
MacAuley, killed by the special train on
Central railroad officials through this city
Thursday morning, took place this after
noon.
BEATRICE-Prof. w. II. Smith science
teacher In the high school, has resigned
his position here and will leave soon for
Chicago, where he has secured a position
in the department of animal husbsndry in
the university.
BBATRICE-The Grand Army of the Re
public and the Woman's Relief Corps held
an open meeting yesterday, which was
largely attended. A musical and literary
program was rendered, after which ban
Quet was served.
GE0NEVA-Fichard L. Metcalfe and Rev.
DR.. T. f. Roach OF Lincoln spoke in the
court room last night for the County OPP
ton league Of the Twenty-fourth senatorial
district The room was crowded with in
terested listeners.
KEARNEY-Fir destroyed the store
building Of j. \. Eller of Buda, and de-
stroyed a dwelling near by belonging TO
John Fox. The household furniture Of Mr..
FOX was saved. The store building had
just been enptied.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS evening at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ashford, Edie their
only daughter Miss Sarah, was married
20 Mr.. John Bremen OF stella, formerly OF
this place. Rev. c. f. Ruch of the Metho-
dist church officiated.
SEWARD--Mrs. s. r. Douglass cele-
Drated her SlSt birthday this week. She
g one OF the stockholders of the First
National bank here and takes an active
interest In all business affairs, She. with
! her husband. the late Stephen Douglass,
I.IONs-The Sioux City Boosters club
| arrived on time yesterday from the south
Reeds brass band formed a line of march
| from the depot to the business part of
town and discoursed pleasing music as II
went through the principal streets Of the
| town.
MADIsoN-Attorney J. c. Engleman has
begun hRbeas corpus proceedings to pro-
cure the release Of NJ. j. Higgins from the
OF b the s hSf Be being Tesed
OF Norfolk on Information received by wire
from Dallas, s. ID.
MCoOK-Neal quick OF IneianoIa and
Miss Ruth Wiehe of this city were mar
ried Thursday. They left for Lincoln,
Omaha and Council Bluffs on a wedding
trip. An incident OF the event was the gift
of 81 900 to the groom by his father c. s.
| Quick of Indanola.
KEARNEY-The Platte river south of
i Elm CIeek VIII be narrowed to two-thirds
It's present length. Plans for narrowing
the river south of Kearney. which Is now
more than a mile wide, have been under
consideration by the Buffalo supervisors
FOR number Of weeks
WEST POINT-The annual convention OF
the Cunning County Sunday School assocla-
ton win be held at the Grace Lutheran
church, West Point. October 25 and 2s
Delegates from all parts of the county will
be present and number of clergymen OF
different denominations also.
PONCA-Harry Hart met with an accl-
dent when one OF hts auto tires exploded
A piece OF rubber struck him on the fore
head just above the left eye. and in half
hens egg. II II had been a little lower
II would have cost him an eye.
sTIELBY-GeOr Leibee, a brother OF
County Clerk F. M Leibee died this fore
noon as a result of accidentally stepping
out OF a second story doorway where he
rooms and falling onto cement walk on
the main street He lived thirty-slx hours
but never regained, consciousness.
GENEVA-Rev Thomas Grlffiths. who
) has served faithfully as pastor OF the Con-
gregauonal church in Geneva for the last
twelve years, has resigned and will act in
/ gar I'm the future. Mir Grlffiths will leave
host OF friends and we'll wishers In
Geneva,
WEST POINT-Marriage licenses have
Deen issued during the week to Amandus
DER ana Miss Emma Stark, to Edward OFT
ana Miss Leonora Feycrharm, John
SchWanke and Miss Emile Versten; Fred
Lppold and Miss Iavina Moon and Harry
brockmeier and Miss Meine Schulz an Of
Cunning county.
SENyARD-Bir. and Mrs. Chris Eber-
sPaeseher celebrated their golden wedding
Methodist Episcopal church. The cenRrel
ssuoa participated and afterwards re-
sisted the nine children TO make this a
happy occasion.
J HUMBOLDT-Wi Brunn OF this CITY is
NC pVHstssuI OF new home in the shane
- a tne $500 property on Grand avenue
me home Is gift from a Ueslty uncle.
James A, Byunn Of Kansas City. who has
habit Of giving this sort on a present
70 ias nieces and nephevs having no
family OF his own.
/ PONCA-GeOrgc N. Lewis Ponca's old
est dentist, has been In tile hospital AZ
sioux city for q week for tuberculosis OF
me stomach The doctors give him no
! hopes or being well man, but think he
Z may DC able 10 do his work for seyerai
Years vet, lie expects to 10 to HSf
springs, Ark. as sooon as he Is permitted
TO lesvc the hospital
, MADlSON-Mrs. TIIHe Hicks seeks dI-
Nofce from William Hicks, her HUSBAND
{ % whom size was married January iO is1
( She alleges and charges IN her petittor
/ cruelty, nOnsuppOrt and desertion ava
states that on MAY TO- 1900 her husband
Was a station agent and operator al Colon
T Neb,, and he absConded with $50 or 00
2 OF the funds belonging to the American
express company and that he Is now 4
ihEluVe from Justice.
EDGAR--G. N. Norris sloke here last
T evening IN he opera house rte spoke un
the national ohuse OF representative its
% ? nearness to the people and how ID Is handi-
capped by the rules, which give the speaker
the power 20 completely control legislation
and allow only such laws to be passed
as please SHIN. listhen explained the work
2 o fthe insurgents, the great difficulties and
distress under which they labored made a
4 thousand times more distressing hv the
) tremendous power srrsysd against them.