Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-23

NEBRASKA News Notes.
BEATRICEIMartin Nelson. living north
70 years of age.
BEATRICE-Samuel Thomas, 70 years of
age, died Monday at hts home in Wymore.
He was unmarried.
YoRK-Mrs r. ]. Holt bought the John
Funk farm five miles northwest Of this
city, paying $50 per acre.
YORK-Theodore F. Worthington and
Miss Elda NJ Ease both OF Waco were
married Wednesday by Judge Wray.
BEATRICE-Charles Scharton and Miss
Mamie Hayden, both of this city, were mar
RED last evening by Rev. c. K. Tingley.
YORK-David z. Golusha of Central City
married Wednesday, Judge Wray officia-
ting.
NEBRASKA CITY-Thomas s. Reed and
Mrs. Belle Henderson of st. Joseph, Mo-,
were united in marriage in this city yes
terday.
BEATRICE. H Dixon, an old resident
of Adams, died yesterday morning. He was
a member of the Eighteenth Iowa infantry
during the civil war, and leaves two chill
dren. He was 70 years of age.
BRADSHAw-Frank wiens, an old resi-
near this place, died Tuesday morning, aged
70 years. Death came suddenly as he was
doing some work about the farm.
NEBRASKA CITY-The otoe county sun
day school convention is to be held in the
Baptist church in this city on the 18th and
10Th There will be over 800 delegates pres
ent and many prominent speakers.
NEHAwKA--The Nehawka Commercial
club has arranged for a carnival of sports
September % and "a. The sports will con-
sist of base ball, both days, for handsome
purses, lawn tennis, croquet, tug-oI-war
NEBRASKA CITY-The Merchants band
of this city has been employed to furnish
music for the Ak-Sar-Ben in Omaha dur
ing the parades. This is the fourth year
this band has been employed by the Omaha
people.
CRETE-Vernon Burlingame the adopted
son Of Mrs. Elizabeth Burlingame, who
and 10 months. was buried yesterday in
Riverside cemetery. Services were held at
the home.
BEATRICE-The marriage of George w.
was solemnized yesterday at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Pease, Rev. W.. a. Mul-
hgan officiating. They will make their
home at Sabetha-
w. F. Fliekinger and Miss Effie Nj. Probst
were united in marriage, Rev. Mr.. Norman
Of the Methodist Episcopal church officia-
/ ting. The ceremony took place at the resi-
/ dence OF the groom
| sTRoMsBURG-Fra Rystrom, a prom.
inent farmer, has just purchased and Is
/ now operating a large traction engine and
a ten-plow gang This is the first machine
/ into this part OF the state.
| NEBRASKA CITY-WiIIiam Kropp and
| bride, Miss Belle Campbell, are home from
| Stockton, Cal, where they were married az
| the home of the brides parents, and viii
make their home on large farm belong
| ing TO the groom near Wyoming.
| CRAIG-C. W. Orr, a farmer. north OF
town, and formerly vice president OF the
First National bank here has traded a
/ section OF North Dakota land to ]. r
/ Milliken OF Sioux City for the mill at this
place, and will continue to operate the
mill
/ NEBRASKA CITY-Walter Ross, nephew
/ of Judge w. II. Cook, went 10 the home OF
his parents at Falls Cily yesterday. wher,
he had his right leg Smputated. He has
I been suffering with this leg for severa
years and finally hal TO have il amputateC
| to save his life.
MlNDEN-The Minden Boosters made an.
other automobile trip 10 Norman. Hol
stein, Roseland. kenesaw, Shelton, Glib
bon and Kearney yesterday advertising IN,
race meet and county fair. The trip was 3
great success and all points promise I
large delegation
CRETE-Albert Vosika, a retired farmer
died here yesterday at the age of r. years
The cause OF death was an abscess II,
leaves two daughters and three sons. II,