Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-06

been a resident of the farm near which
his death occurred since the yeear 1871.
He leaves a son and four daughters and
three ebrotheers in Germany His wife
died in 1904.
Nebraska News Notes.
AIMA-The spring building boom is on
already five residences are under com
struction. During the last year S74,425
was expended in new buildings, including
an $4,000 business block and $4,000 pub
lie library. For the five years just past
a yearly average Of Sl02,l 39 was spent for
buildings and new cement sidewalks.
ALMA-The l.. Brown & Co. department
store In the new Everson block was
opened to the public Saturday. The Sharp
mack orchestra furnished music in the it
ernoon and the lady shoppers were pre-
senteed a box of chocolate bon bons.
ALMA-The prospects for a big wheat
crop in Harlan county newer looked bet
ter than this spring. The three inch fall
Of snow this Weeeek in bringing the wheat
out in fine condition.
ALMA-The Commercial club has called
a meeting for next Wednesday evening
for the purpose of boosting the good roads
movement in the county.
ALMA-The dates of the Alma inter
statee have been fixed for September 5, 6,
Z and s. Secretary II. II. Moore already
has several big free attractions engaged
and the farmers are taking a great inter-
est in the agricultural department on aC-
count OF the bigpremiums offered this
year.
WEST PoINT-The ceremony uniting
John Poledna and Miss Charlotte Neigh
was performed by Rev. L. J. Powell,
! pastor of the Grace Lutheran church al
/ West Point, on Thursday The groom is
| the son of the late John Poledna of the
| West Point vicinity and the bride Is a
! daughter of Mrs. George Neigh of this
| city.
WEST POINT-John Chada, a we'll
| known citizen OF West Point died at the
| home OF his mother in West Point, at
! heing tI,berc,ioSSis srb. F,,raroI ,,a ~
| from st. Mary's church There remain
| to mourn his death his aged mother, two
brothers, stephen of Wisher and JOSEPH
! Of Norfolk, and a sister, Mrs Chris Liv.
| ingstone Of Norfolk.
WEST POINT-Eans Lase and Miss
! Louisa Schultz weer united in marriage al
the German Lutheran church in Neigh
! township by Rev William Harms. pastor
| WEST POINT-w eddinEy bells sounded
! on Thursday for John Leimer and Miss
| Minnie Dietrich The couple were united
In matrimony by Rev. Williams Harm!
! at the German Lutheran church in Ne
| light township.
WEST POINT-A mass convention OF
| the electors Of the city of West Poin
has beene ecalled By the peoples party
for March T. for the purpose of nominal
| ing municipal officers. Up to the present
| time very little interest has been mani.
tested in the coming election, the pres
| ent mayor, f. d. Sharrar, having only
served the city one term.
WEST POINT-The marriage OF Pau
| Don't and Miss Minnie Rodick was cele
brated, at the German Lutheran churcl
| Thursday. The groom Is the eldest son o
Mr.. and Mrs. Don't and the bride the eldes
| daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Rodick
Ssrh |eS1hS and Sst Of settlers s5s Ts
| married couples in Cunning county the!
contemplate engaging. in farming.
WEST PoINTfYssJ. ( "A j Ritter. "a native o
with the Nye-schneideF-F Fowler compan
at West Point IS bQokkeeper He has jus
at Quincy, Ill. He Is a member Of one o
the oldest families in the county.
| WEST POINT-Charfes Stage a forme
member OF the Board of Supervisors o
Cunning county, has moved to a new loca
ton near Brunswick, sNeb.
| WEST POINT-Rev J. C. Tegeler. paste
OF the German church at Beemer, unite
Robert Munderfoh apd Miss Clara Karlal
the daughter Of Sam HARLAN, a promineu
citizen OF Beemer township
WEST POINT-County Judge Dewal
married Claude Hewitt and Miss Mar
Ghrote, both of this county, and at tn
same time at BeemeT George Loebbs c
fierce and Miss Agnes schultz of Beeme
Beemer.
WEST PoGNT-Judge Dewald issue
marriage licenses last week to the follow
ing couples: Christ Kennel Of FillmOr
ert Munderloh and Clara HARLAN, both q
Beemer; John Poledna and Chariot
Nellie, both Of this place; George Loebh
4 OF Pierce and Agnes schultz OF Beeme
and Claude Hewitt and Mary Ghrote, bot
a Of this county. 20.
WEST POINT-County Judge Dewal
broke the record during the last mont
for Cunning county in the issuance Of MAJ
3 rtage licenses, having granted twenty
eight, one for each day OF the month, IN
majority Of the couples being married b
! the judge.
WEST PoINT--The marriage of Par
Sims, a native OF West Point and Mis-
/ Marian Ackroyd of this place was pei
formed at Schuyler Thursday. This cam
4 as a complete surprise to the West PoiI
, people Mr.. Sims Is the son of Mrs. Allie
Sims, who was the first Ehite child Dor
in Cumin otcugyn, and the bride is IN
! daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Ack
I royd proprietors of the Ideal theater a
! West Point.
> WEST POINT-The regular blue roc
shoot was pulled off Sunday afternoon 8
the ball park by the Antelope Gun clul
! The high score was 20, made by @. Haei
felin and Leonard MalchOw, followed b
II. Ackroyd, 10, and julius Radeback wit
> the same number.
ALBION-Mrs. Paul Sticka, wife OF
prominent Boone county farmer, died UT
der an operation at the Columbus hOspitl
March 8, She leaves q large family {
sroWn children. Mrs. Sucka was yer
active in church work.