Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-10
Nebraska News Notes.


SARGENT-Roy DeForest son of the
proprietor of uhe Brown hotel at this plade,
and Miss Lena Koahn were married at the
home of the brides mother in Lincoln on
Christmas day.
SARGENT-A wedding took place at the
home of Contractor L. L. Wood on January
5, when his daughter Allona was married
to III. /. Perrin by Rev. Harold II. Miles
OF BurWell. Mr.. Perrin is q jeweler In this
city and Miss Who'd has been a successful
school teacher and they have known each
other from childhood.
SARGBNT-The Congregational society
held its annual meeting Wednesday eYeh-
ing and elected the following officers: A.
=; Spooner and L. J. Prrehm, deaconsi
Mrs. M. .Vanden berg, treasurer; William
Saunders, trustees; Mrs. II. II. Pyche Sun-
day school superintendent Mrs. L. ],
Pfrehm assistant superintendent; A social
hour followed, the women of the church
serving refreshments.
GRAND 1SLAND-The, Anzeiger Heroid
Publishing company has recently under
gone change in ownership the stock held
ing been sold to Fred Langmann and that
held by Oscar Windolph to j. J. Klinge A
building will be erected on the property
OF the latter opposite the Palmer house for
occupancy by August /. The paper is the
only German paper in this section, with
none in the state west of this city
GRAND IShAND-In' it's annual report
the Sisterhood Of ST. Francis hospital of
this city shows over 400 patients to have
been treated during the year 1909 with i9s
operations and a death record of only four
and death Is not shown to have been the
result of operation, but in all was more
than probable in the event no operation
had been undergone.
GRAND ISI.AND-The annual meeting OF
the Hall County Teachers association Was
held here Saturday In the evening an
excellent address on The Geography OF
Nebraska" was given by Or. G. f. Condra
Of the University Of Nebraska. over eighty
teachers were in attendance.
GRAND ISLAND-Five hundred people
attended the formal opening of the Grand
Island Storage and Forwarding companY's
new building, a large brick affair, Friday
night, the event being an old-fashioned
barn warmin'" The guests came in any
glad old togs and the orchestra was attired
| in uniforms to suit the occasion. A simple,
plain lunch was served. The immense floor
or the building was often crowded with
| dancers and the storage building was thor
oughly warmed up.
| FALLS CITY-The Ladies' Aid society
Of the Christian church elected Mrs.
Leyda, vice president; Mrs. Day, secretary,
and Mrs SRndusky, treasurer. The society
4 is in tlourishing condition, having a bal
i ance on hand OF $315
! FALLS CITY-Officers of the Grand
Army of the Republic and Woman's Re.
| lief Corps were installed at the Grand
Army hall last night Comrade w. L.
| the post and Mrs. Mauger as president oi
| the Relief Corps. The women Of the CAMPS
had provided a bouuntiful supply OF eat
| ables, from hardtack and water to fried
chicken, pie and frosted cake. DIR. YutEy
| presided as installing officer, using a gave
made Of wood from Lookout Mountain
presented by Mrs. w. L. Korner. The hal
was nicely decorated with flags.
FALLS CITY-Miss Mary Shonse died al
her home last night, she had been living
with her brother and sister, John and Kate
Shonse. Miss Shonse hadNreached the age
OF 20 years. The funeral was held Saturday
and burial was at Silver Creek church.
FALLS CITY-Ethel Peck. little daughter
of Mrs. Noah Peck. while skating al recess
hour fell on the ice and broke one Of hei
wrists.
CHADRON-H. ID. Mead, water commits
sioner, and j. II. Morgan, councllman, haV'
been appointed by the city council dele
gates from Chadron to attend the meetinl
at Lincoln, the 5th and 9th inst, for th
purpose OF organizing a League OF Ne
braska Municipalities.
II CHADRON--YouRE people are leavinl
this week for the various schools and col
leges. Those returning TO the State uni
versity were Blanche Sperlng, Fay Blanch
ard, George LSiear Howard Barrett fal
Omaha High school grAduate), Harrl
! Coffee, John ooodenough and Charles Mar
rlott.
J PERU-Ths annual meeting OF the Ban
tist church was held at the church o
Thursday, and as a slight token OF esteen
two beautiful rockers were presented
Rev. Darrow and wife by their eongrega
I ton.
, cHApRoN-wnliam Darrow, county com
missioner, retired from office with IN
close OF tbe meering OF the board Mr.. Oar
row has been kept In office OF some kind
and for the last few years much agains
? Dawes county. His honesty and efficieno