Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-28
Nebraska
Nebraska News Notes.

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Nebraska News Notes.
PLATTsMoUTH-Th marriage OF Miss
Anna Frye and Floyd Harvey of Lincoln
was solemnized by Rev Mr.. Austin OF the
Methodist Episcopal church.
REPUBLICAN, CITY-The new town
council of this city organized last night
by electing J. A. smith. chairman; l.. l..
johnson, clerk; G. r. Mcpherson, mar
sha and street commissioner.
YORK-Dr c. IL. vogt of this city and
Miss Marie Strehlow of Hampton were
married Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
They vii spend a month in Chicago nd
Minneapolis before coming back to York
PLATTsMoUTH-Yesterday afternoon at
the residence OF the brides sister, Mrs. F.
a, Todd, three miles west 81 Plattsmouth,
Miss Edith Buzzell was married TO Frank
cliffe of the Christian church officiating.
BBATRICE-E. NJ. Baker of the Beatrice
Automobile company and Miss Eolia Jacobs
were married yesterday at the brides home
az washington, Kan. They arrived in the
city yesterday and will make fieir home
here.
PLATTsNOUTH-Th Plattsmouth Com
merclal club sent the following men as
delegates to the state convention of COM
meroial clubs at Kearney: President T. II.
urer Rae Patterson and Director George
Falter.
NEBRASKA CITY-Rufus Accord Of
Shenandoah and Miss Bessie Howard OF
In marriage at the Methodist Episcopal
parsonage by the pastor, Rev. r. M. Sis
SON They will make their future home at
Shenandoah. la.
NEBRASKA CITY-Elder ]. T. Smith,
pastor of the Christian Church of this
city, Is dangerously i'll and fears are en-
tertained for his recovery. He is one of the
Oldest pastors in this part of the state
and came here from Illinois more than
forty-two years ago.
| FAIRBURY-H. r. Hinshaw has pur-
chased the interest of Scott Merrill in the
Fairbury News. Mr.. Hinshaw recently
| returned to FairbuTy from Washington.
! He has been employed as private secre-
! tary to his father, Congressman Edmund
| ii. Hinshaw, since 1902
! NEBRASKA CITY-The store of Young
u klinger at Julian was robbed on Tuesday
night and the burglars carried off lot of
canned goods, clothing and things of that
| nature. This Is the fourth store in the
small towns that has been robbed within
the last thirty days in this section.
TECUMSEH-Word was received in Te-
| cumseh this morning that James MONTE
! had died at his home in Havelock. Mr..
MONTE was about 60 years of age. Ills
! death was very sudden, he having WORKED
at his trade Of painter the day before and
not having been sick upon retiring.
! NEBRASKA CITY-The body of Fred c.
Cole; who died of pneumonia at Roswell,
n. NJ, where he went to look after his
landed holdings, reached this city yester-
day and was taken to the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cole south
OF the city, where the funeral was held.
! NEBRASKA CITY-Wllliam, son of
/ Henry Herzog, aged, 49, died at the home
OF his parents, south of this city after
a short illness with measles, a disease
which is quite prevalent in this part of
! the state. The funeral will take place Fri
day from the Bethel Evangelical church.
! NEBRASKA CITY-The damage suit for
! $500 brought by Albert Smith against Paul
Gittinger, because the dog of the latter
bit him, was taken before Judge Travis
and he dismissed the suit and ordered the
dog killed and the defendant to pay the
costs OF the suit and the physicians bills.
| 'TECUMSEt1-Mrs Alma Robinson has
brought suit for divorce from Charles Rob
I inson in the district court of Johnson
/ county In her petition Mrs. Robinson
charges her husband with cruelty and nom
! Tecumseh on September IL, 1905, and Mrs
Robinson left home this last winter. There
I are no children.
NEBRASKA CITY-At the home of Mr.
Nelson of wyoming precinct was a large
wedding, at which time his daughter, Miss
Kate, was united in marriage to Hans p.
i retGsf;sen' wealthy young farmer. The
proved style of their native land and the
festivities lasted over until today.
YORK-A dinner was given at the Fra
ternal hall Tuesday evening in honor of
York college Mayor VanWickle acted as
chairman and POSTMASTER. Subscriptions
for the new building to the amount of
5000 were pledged before the meeting ad-
journed. One-third of the sum necessary
!, to complete the desired new building Is
now In sight.
NEBRASKA CITY-So far the city coun-
Gil has only granted five saloons licenses,
and the outlook is that, while the number
granted last year was thirteen, the num-
year are % gu nOs o Of her sR y The
tlon because lof the many restrictions
| placed upon them by the bonding com
panles and the liquor dealers Organization
Of the state.
BURLINGTON-The Burlington railroad
, has begun the erection Of large steel
Of 10000 gallons of water. This will do
away with the old wooden tank near the
depot, which has been a source of constant
J complaint from the public on account of
, leaking and allowing the water to run
over the streets
BEATRICE-The city council of Wymore
met last night to take up the matter of
granting saloon licenses Remonstrances
were filed against James Pizar, James
! Walsh and Don O'Donnell, the usual
charges being alleged. The cases were set
o'clock. The council has limited the number
of saloons TO five.
BBATRlCE-C. c. Johnson of this city
In filing an answer to suit on account
; brought against him by the Oxygenator
company for 1856, has filed a counter claim
IN the district court for $4,000 damages.
! He sets forth the claim that the manufac-
turing company had worked against his in
terests ana damaged his business 10 the
; amount asked for by him
| NEBRASKA ClTY-The divorce case OF
4 I MIS- AdulAAS I1dulpSl against Car
! | ii. Schultze, which has been dragging
! through the district court for the last two
: weeks, has been partially concluded Mrs
} Schultz was granted an absolute divorce
: but the matter Of the amount of alinonS
. which she is to receive is still a matter
7 OF contention and the court is still con-
l sldering. The parties are both wealthy anc
2 quite aged
81 MINDEN-The city council met In ad-
= journed session with the new officers in
charge. Mayor James II. Cardwell made
a the following appointments: c. p. Ander-
. berry, city attorney Joe Adams, chief oil
= police; Ed Phelps night police; Lars Que.
son, engineer at the city water works The
: city attorney was instructed to look into
. the proper legal steps necessary to take in
Q voting bonds for a new electric light plant
2 RAGAN-After almost a week OF search
< ing and securing the country has failed
= 10 show any clews of the person or party
. that attempted to rob the Bank OF RagaT
z last Friday night and stole driving hors,
. trom George York, the Bankers associa
: ton has offered a reward of 1000 and tn'
. sheriff an additional $50 Nobody can bt
found who has seen the horse, although