Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-23
ceremony was performed by Rev. U. G..
AIiIlar nf u Rn rntiaf church.

ceremony was performed by Rev. u. g.
Miller of the Baptist church.
BEATRlCE-The case of Daniel O'Don-
nell of Wymore against the Ridgeley Pro
tective association, suit brought to collect
on q policy held by him, was decided by
Judge Walden yesterday. The plaintiff
was given judgment for $3.50.
SCHUYLER-Adam Parr and his brothers
had filed petition in the county court ask
ing for an appointment OF a guardian Tor
the person and estate of John Parr, their
father. They allege In their petition that
on account of the old age and physical
weakness, he is unable to take care of HIM
self or his property.
FREMONT--N. L. Freeman, who is serv-
ing thirty-day term in the county jail
attempted to escape last night by crawling
up through hole in the roof OF the Jail,
but just as he got his body about half way
out he found himself confronted by the
jailer and had to go back. Several shots
were fired. which created little excite
ment at the time.
SCHUYLER-A judgment for $4,000 was
filed In the office of the clerk of the dis
Devine in favor of Mrs. Emma Devine.
Mrs. Devine obtained a decree or divorce
in Lancaster county, and decree for all
mony in the sum Of $1,000 for which she
filed judgment against her divorced nus
band John NJ Devine.
NEBRASKA CITY-William Bennett and
Miss Ruth Bauer, two popular young peo-
pie, were united in marriage Thursday
evening at the home of the groom's brother,
Charles Bennett, manager of the Nebraska
City Telephone company. The groom is as
sistant manager for the telephone company
and, an expert electrician, while the bride is
the youngest daughter OF Mrs Frank
Bauer
NEBRASKA CITY-At a recent meeting
of the city council DR.. J, D. Houston, mem
| Der of that body from the Third ward, be-
came little too noisy and said some
things which did not please Mayor jackson.
also refusing to subside when ordered TO
| seated
chief of police and taxed up fine OF $40
| against him. Mr.. Houston appears in the
lmelight at the council meetings quite
often.
TECUMSEH-Mis Gertrude Smith, pro-
fessional nurse employed by DR.. c. ID.
Barnes Of this city, was severely burned at
/ the Barnes home Thursday. She was en-
| deavoring to klndle a fire and by mistake
| took can containing gasoline for coal oil.
/ The liquid was poured into the stove and
came In contact with some live Goals. AS q
result Miss Smiths face was terribly
burned on the left side, her hair was singed,
| her arms were burned and her clothing
caught fire. Members of the family quickly
| extinguished the blaze.
! TECUMEH-Mr. Thomas Churchill, who
| lives near Sterling, and Mrs. Emma Nc
| Lean of Fairbury, were married by County
Judge James Livingston, at the court house
| in Tecumseh Wednesday afternoon. The
groom is IS years of age, while the bride
| Is s. A company of friends accompanied
| them to this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Churchill
I
moon trip. They will make their home or
the groom's farm near Sterling, Mr.
| Churchill being one of the very early set
| tiers Of Johnson county.
! SCHUYLER-Otto Holman of GiItncr
| Neb., who was wanted by the sheriff OF
| Hamilton county, for disposing OF and re-
| moving property by chattel mortgage from
| the county, was arrested by Sheriff Kunklt
and Deputy Sheriff Chrastil about fouI
miles east of Schuyler. Sheriff Kunkle and
| his deputy received a letter from the sheriff
| Of Hamilton county, describing Homan ano
| a reward Of SIS for his arrest and in about
an hour after receiving the letter came
across him and put him under arrest. They
| Immediately notified the sheriff OF Hamil-
ton county and also asked him 10 bring the
| SIS reward with him. He Is expected TO bS
here to take charge OF the prisoner to-
morrow morning.
| FREMONT-Yesterday evening Post.
| master Swanson moved the office to TN
! Morse block, at the corner OF Fifth and
| Broad streets, which building will be Oc
| cupied as a postoffice until the repairs OF
the present building are finished. The ole
office Is TO be enlarged by an addition OF
the rear at a cost OF about $4,000, and will
probably not be ready for occupancy unit
next winter The lobby room has for som,
time been too limited and since rural FIRE,
delivery has been established, the worl
! room has been crowded. The temporar,
site gives an adequate working space ant
more lobby room than in TIVE old building
/ on account OF the large number OF norma
Il students the lobby Is packed regularly
every Sunday during the noon hour