Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-04

in marriage ct u o'clock February / in
st. Louis They will visit several southern
cities before they return.
FAIRBURY-County Judge c. c. Boyle
issued marriage licenses to the following
parties during the last week: Edward i.
Doran, 26, and Edna Anderson, 90 Christ
Millius, %, and Anna Nj. Elsasser 70;
Charles Bowman, q, and Mildred Reese, 81
| GENEVA-The ice building being erected
| by o. c. Bedford will cost about SILL 900 1t
1 will be of brick and is only one of several
large buildings to go, up this spring. Many
/ residences will also be built, among them
homes by Mr.. Kuhl, Mrs. Beals and Lyle
Cumberland.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Goddard of this
city suffered a broken leg by being struck
with the crank OF his auto while at Shu-
bert on a business trip. The injury was
cared for, but on account OF the rough
roads the leg had to be reset after he was
brought to Humboldt.
BLUE HILL-F. W. Rice, superintendent
| of the Bertrand schools, became mentally
and has been compelled to give up his
| school work. Mr.. Rice was one OF the APP
plcants for the position of superintendent
of the Blue Hill schools last year.
4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lutny died
i Thursday at his home south OF town, after
Ian extended season of poor health, from
asthma He was SO years of age and came
to this country about forty years ago. A
life companion and four grown children
survive The funeral service will be held
next Sunday afternoon.
| HUMbOLDl-lu ne 0OoptI AdiillhCb VI NhAo
city were called to st. Joseph, Mo. by
news OF an accident to their relatives, the
two daughters OF Lafe Cooper, a prominent
business man OF ST: Joseph. The girls
were in an auto which was struck by a
street car. The younger was instantly
killed and the other lies at the point OF
death.
Observation-Disclosures Dalton while
working on the repair track In the local
4 shops yesterday, was quite seriously IN
jured by having the top OF box car blown
upon him. The exceedingly high wind came
IN a gust which lifted the top of the car
from its fastenings and preeipitated 1t 10
the ground, striking Mr.. Dalton on the
forehead.
HIJMBOLDT-Mis Anna Marie Gunzen-
hauser, living south of Humboldt, was mar
Fied Wednesday evening to Mr.. August
Rohlmeier OF Dubois, the ceremony being
performed by Rev. Nolprecht OF the Ger
man Reformed church. one hundred guests
were present and an immense wedding
feast was served. Both young people are
members OF wealthy and substantial fam
lilies of this section.
| TECUMSEH-Frank Freemole, for many
years In the employ OF the city of Tecum-
| sch, will give up the position OF superin-
tendent OF lights and water He viii leave
the employ OF the city on February Is.
Mr. FreemOles successor has not yet been
secured, though the mayor and members
Of the council are negotiating with A. r.
Comstock Of Jackson. Mich, who was pre-
viously employed here.
BEATRICE-E. e Elliott, one Of the sec
retaries OF the National Brotherhood move
.
Of the American Home Missionary society;
| j. II, MOrhOrter, secretary OF the National
Benevolent association, and NJ. 3. Madden,
representing foreign missions, addressed a
religious congress held In the Christian
church last evening A banquet served by
the women Of the church was attended by
about 2OO persons.
Z TECt rMSEH-AIervine Andrews. son of
ID. A. Andrews. the family home formerly
being south OF this city. was the victim of
. a runaway experience Monday at his home
lHalaflaU. Tex HIS and
me was thrown out Of the wagon and
dragged for fifty yards. Mr.. Andrews suf-
I fered internal injuries and was terribly
lacerated. His condition is considered seri-
Gus. lie has been married for about one
: year and is aged about 80 years.
! Z GENEVA-AIrs. Minerva NJ. shickley
widow Of the late Judge BENJAMIN f.
. Shiekley expired yesterday az her home in
this city. Mrs. Shickley has been an in
5 valid for many years. For several years
! 4. +. Shickley was judge Of Fillmore
! county and they were among the pioneers
OF the county. Five sons survive them
Frank, William. Vinton c.. John and
Charles-fOur OF whom were with their
mother at the last Mrs. Shickley was Is
. year OF age.
KEARNEY- John r. Steigelmeier of
Poole as relatoT. has filed suit In the dis
trict court, asking that the franchise OBJ
taiued by Poole on April q, 1910. be declared
t. nun and void for the reason that the in
s corporators were not a majority OF the
residents Of the village and for the further
reason that the village does not now nor
ever has contained the necessary number
, OF inhabitants to Justify its Incorporation
T tie asks that the board OF trustees he i'm
! mediately oustcd and that the imposition
Of taxes for municipal purposes be ordered
discontinued
FAIEBCRY-The Fairbury Woman's club
held its annual election this week and
elected ahe following officers Mrs G.. g.
Weltou. presidt N. Mrs. G.. " Gudding
slice president, Mrs. =. ii Hungerford
treaaarei Airs. d. T.. Potter secretary
p Mrs NJ. Vt Mccoy. leader Of the home
department. Airs. Harold ~. McIuca B
leader yt tle ShaAesutary DEPARTMENT and
p music department. hrs- Whitmlre wa.
elected vocal leader and MIE =. q. Tast
inst umeutal leader The club decided Il
. raise 40 10 purchase equipment for manua
r raining In the Fairbury High school and
IA Tor domestic seiszes department