Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-26
Nebraska

They will go to housekeeping AZ once In
the groom's residence on Tilden street
NEBRASKA CITY-Art Stein OF Hast |
ings, Neb., who travels for a wholesale
book and stationery firm OF 81. Louis, and |
one Of the best known travelling men In |
on July by Rev. II. e. House OF the
Baptist church TO Miss Del Mcintyre.
resident of Lincoln and formerly one o.
the leaders of society OF this city.
NEBRASKA CITY-Father Hahn of the
St Mary's Catholic church celebrated his
fifth anniversary of his ordination as
priest on THURSDAY; a large number to OF
charge Of the rectory and, after preparing
a feast for all, presented him with a
large purse well filled with gold az q token
Of the esteem in which he Is held by all
MADIsoN-It is persistently rumored
that NJ. c. Garrett, president of the First
National bank Of Madison, may get into
cratic ticket, influential persons of his
party having urged him to do so. When
approached on the subject Mr.. Garrett said
that he was not a candidate, but admitted
that the matter had been suggested TO him.
AxTELL-The annual Lutheran picnic
was held as usual in Oscar Blooms grove,
two miles east OF AXtell. Never before has
this picnic been attended by such a large
number of people from all parts of the
county. The Axtell band furnished some
of the music, while instrumental pieces
were played on the piano. c. p. Ander-
berry of Minden and Rev. Elmen of Omaha
delivered the principal addresses.
| 1ORk-Ihree hundred invitations nave
been mailed by Secretary c. J. Trauger
| to automobile owners in YORK county, in
| wiling them to a smoker to be held in the
York Commercial club rooms on Friday
| evening, June "A. The object OF this meet
| ing is to secure larger membership TO
the York County Automobile club and
| to make arrangements for the Fourth OF
July parade of 300 automobiles
| WEST POINT-William Knievel, one of
! the oldest settlers and best known resi-
dents Of st. Charles township died at his
| nd int h
| olio auspices on Sunday. The deceased
was 81 years OF age and n native of Ger
many. He had been resident OF Cunning
county over forty years. He Is survived
by this wife and four children. The i'm
mediate cause of death was pleurisy.
| YORK-Secretary w. K. Bell of the York
! County independent Telephone company,
| on account Of rumors circulated, Is pub
| fishing a statement that there is no truth
company has purchased the Independent
company, and that there has been no
thought of selling The York Independent
Telephone company is one of the largest
Independent companies in the west.
NEBRASKA CITY-Arthur Vanbonker,
| night clerk at the Watson hotel, but form
erly. Of Beatrice, and Miss Catherine M.
Burk, well known and popular young
woman of this city, were united in mar
riage at the St. Mary's Catholic church
Friday morning by Father Hahn, in the
families. They were given reception that
evening at the home of the brides mother
in this city that evening.
AXTELI-This community is much
stirred up about the murder committed and
confessed to by j. E. Cobb of Seattle. M ISIS
Lena san1uelson was reared and married
to Cobb in this community. Her parents
lived here until a short time ago and then
moved to Seattle. Other relatives of hers
stu live here. all OF whom are Of the most most
enjoyed the highest respect here and their
friends sympathize with them in tho sor-
row they have met with in their new home
landlord of the hotel at Dunbar a few
nights since got on an overload of in
toxicants and proceeded to break up things
in general about the hotel. lie frightened
the people so badly that they called Sheriff
Fischer who placed him in Jail here. He
was given a trial before Judge D. ]
! days in Jail. There wero two other com
plants filed against him, before Other
officials and as soon as he has completed
his jail sentence he will have hearing or
these complaints.
WEST POINT-The measles, which has
been epidemic here in q mild form FOL
2 some months was rather lightly regarded
by the families visited with the disease
but upon the advent Of warm weather
were in great danger. The 19-year-old sor
of Albert Neiman of. Elkhorn township
| died OF the disease on Sunday, and yester
day the 7-year-old- son OF Anton Guenthel
of St Charles was interested in the Catho
e lie cemetery, victim of the same disease
3 Four smaller children of the county have
e WEST POINT-Commenceme week a
st. Josephs academy at West Point al
4 institution under the charge of the Fran
: cscan order, will be sgnalized by a serie
= of entertainments and festivities. Their
5 are two graduates from the music depart
5 ment this year, Miss Justina Schueth piano
and Miss Gertrude BrueninR, mandolin
o The graduation will occur on June 29 ant
: on June go A play and an elaborate
musical program will be given at the operi
: house. Very Rev. Dean Ruesing will con
, fer the diplomas on the graduating pupils
: The proceeds OF the entertainment will b.
devoted to St. Joseph's Home for the Age
in this city Both the graduates are mem
), bers Of prominent families.
u p HOLDREGE-Thursday evening at tn
:, home of the bride in this city the marriag
of Miss Irene Orrin to Dr. c. s. Babcock o
!. Hlldreth took place Rev. W. NJ. Martii
r of the Baptist church OBLIGATED. TIL
: estimable young women of this city an,
d was formerly student at Knox college
y Galesburg. ILL.,, where she was a membe
e of the Delta Delta Delta sorority. She
: the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Orrir
d The groom is practicing dentist at Hill
dreth. Out-of-town guests present at tn
. wedding were Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Babcoc
| of Manning, Ia, Mr.. and Mrs Irving Down
1 | ing Mrs. Cecil Gibbons and A. Everson O
, Kearney, Mrs. NJ. Norma Chase of Minder
:, Miss Ruby Cornell OF Riverside Cal
a | Misses Florence and Frances Rundstrom @
= Holbrook and Mr.. r. Seldomridge of Lin
coin.