Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-02


BEATRICE-Glenn S. Aylsworth o. Ian
coin and Miss Ella Svoboda OF Fllley were
married here yesterday by Judge Walden.
HUMBOLDT-Micc Dizzy Ray Of this city
was married November 2 20 Willard john
agen Of Fairview, ok, where they have
gone TO housekeeping.
SEWARD-A corn show and display Of
school work is being held at the court
house this week. me entries are far be-
yond the expectations Of the promoters
NEBRASKA CITY-Guy McCord and
Miss Mamie Witty came 10 this city from
by Rev +. n Sisson at the Methodist
Episcopal parsonage.
Z CAL.LAwAY-C. ". Elliott. who for the
Neat market in this city, sold his market
20 Warwick Bros. OF Oc0nto yesterday.
The new proprietors took charge At once.
NEBRASKA CITY-Hugh Wilson OF this
city, who is travelling for swift and Com
pany. was united in marriage at Mason,
Tenn, to Miss Lillian TarwRter. They viii
make their future home at Muskogee, ok.
YORK-A new hospital, with Mrs Atlin-
son as superintendent, has been estab-
ished at 1913 Nebraska avenue For some
time York has not had q hospital The
present building Is being remodeled and
is open TO the public
EMERSON-Mrs Kellogg was granted h
divorce from her husband, Webb Kellogg,
a well-known stockmRn. yesterday by
Judge Grover at Ponca. Mrs. kellogg gets
the custody Of their three children AID 80
per month Rimony for two years.
BEATRICE-R A. Small who was
brought here recently from Esbon, Kan,
TO receive treatment al the United Brethren
hospital died yesterday morning. The body
Will be taken TO EsbOn for interment ana
the funeral viii be held next Sunday.
YORK-Corless Coon. q young man. was
run over by an automobile driven by Yves
hiseman- Young Coon was riding q BIZ
cycle The lad was thrown on the pave
ment and suffered painful injuries from
contact with the pavement and the auto
mobile No blame is attached to Mr..
Wiseman.
BEATRICE-Following is the mortgage !
report for Gage county for the month OF
November: Number Of farm mortgages 1
filed, 10, amounting 70 s15.s50; number farm 1
number city mortgsges filed. .. amounung |
20 $3.50; number city, mortgages released, |
Is amounting 10 $Il,55e.
HUMBOLDT-Mrs. Josephine Blecha died /
suddenly Sunday Of apoplexy at her home (,
south OF Humboldt Frank Blecha hus-
band OF the deceased, died about twenty /
Frank Witt OF the Bohemian society con- 1
Quoted funeral services. while music was
furnished by the Humboldt band.
NEBRASKA CITY-Because Of a falling
Of this county Of nearly 3OO0. the salaries
Of many OF the county officials are re-
dueed, and all are greatly worried i
county commissioner 70 $500. county attor-
ney 10 $500 and county assessor to $500.
KEARNEY-The friends and fellow
have united in providing for a life size
portrait OF himself 10 be placed in the
kearney Military academy with bronze
tablet which Will bear permanent testimony
~ his connection with that institution Of
the church as its founder and patron.
KEARNEY-Mrs. John c. Patten has
Is now serving q fifteen-year sentence in
the state penitentiary Tor assault on his
bss also ls5 SetioD IN ,stIiet eou5t fo2
decree Of divorce against her husband on
the grounds Of abandonment and nonEup-
port
here recently from Oklahoma is lodged in
county tail awaiting q hearing on the
charge Of sssaulting Miss Linda Waffle
daughter OF Clark Waffle, who came here
recently from Lincoln. The girl was en-
ployed as domestic at the home OF q
nelghbor where young Roberts worked as
a farm hand.
YORK-The local Burlington agent X
Morehouse- paid into the York county
treasury taxes 70 the amount OF Sl2,s12ss
tioDe5- ~. sr,,r,1rt r,,,s - A. eTsi.
as follows: York county. s. lisa; town
ship. d.5ls52; schools, sisS24s; bond tax
Of Nebraska, S2090.sD
SEWARD-John Bartlett OF Beaver Cross
ing was brought 70 Seward yesterday BY
Constable J. R McCord Of that place and
arraigned before Judge GladWish on a
charge Of assaulting Ralph Zeigler with a
butcher knife Sunday morning. After hear
Ing the evidence In the case Bartlett WAS
bound over 20 the district court IN the
sum OF 500 until the next term OF the
district court.
HUMBOLDT-Sunday evening the three
daughters OF David Kean. living near Daw-
son. were thrown from their buggy when
the horse became frightened Al the rust
ling OF dry leaves along the rad n IS
Bridget Kean was very seriously injured
and lay unconscious for hours after being
rescued by her brothers. who were driving
close behind her The other two girlR
were badly bruised and the recovery OF
Miss Bridget Is yet q matter Of doubt
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