Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-16
Nebraska

aAAAeHl OF LANllh IllH aaNuNa precinct ne
ceremony tnok place todav. Rev NJ Nay
uelu Of Louisville officiating.
HONS-Homer Stanley Scace and Miss
Alice Veruell Everett were married On 81
First Presbyterian church or SIOUX CITY.
The birdie is the daughter Of Warren Ever
Ell Of Lyons The groom lives az wayne.
where the couple viii make their future
hofne-
sEwARD-sherfff Gillian went to Geneva
yesterday % sell the property belonging 90
t.is bfdtord estate The mill az Exeter and
other urous4fv there brought Gb. Ia and vas
bid in by the heirs OF 1he estate. The
property az bee was sold on Mnndat Tor
Si-i9s and was md in b. the heirs ~
nose cases
BEATRICE-War was received here
Yesterday announcing the death OF J. j.
.ttclnngWqrth- a former resident Of the
t1ulmU.sVille ueiEhhurhuud. which occurred
az his home ~ Hutchinson. kan lie vas
/ az wears Of age and leaves a widow. The
bouV win be brought TO HolmesvflIe FRI
I day FOR intsrnsnt.
I WAT-Catherfns Joachim. mother
+ Of Mrs. Charles Klump. died az the home OF
I her daughter, ten miles north II this city,
SUNDAY evening. Mrs IuHchin was born
in Germany IN May. lg2a and was 81 Years
months and ~ DAYS OLD. The remains
were brought 20 Galloway ana shipped 70
T hlEin. III. for burial
AUBURN-The government weather ob-
servatiun station maintained az this place
I By M. D. r. Huffman. indicates a rainfall
last night Of LIE inches. He also states that
/
crops since September 3 Wheat Is looking
well and owing 20 the unusually open win
I ter the price OF All sorts OF hay iE dropping
rapidly.
AUBURN WashinEton ,fiEpstrhes this
morning Indicate that I'd p. stnddard. who
I FOR several years has been the business
manaEer Of the Nemaha County Herald OF
inns clt2- mas received an appointment in
the government railway mail service. Ten
appointments were made I'm Washington
yesterday and the dispatch indicates Mr..
sioddard as high man
BROKEN BDW-Tiuiau Moore who
has been in the Grand Island jail charged
with arson in connection with the burning
OF the Custer county court house. vas To-
LEASED TUESDAY on bonds pending his pre-
urinary hearing the list OF this month
Judge Hoicamb fixed the sum at $40
This was furnished by Moore's relatives.
Judge Sullivan. Muure's attorney, acting
Z a. security for that amount.
9 SCHTT LER-The KniEhts OF Pythias Of
I TINS city held their tventy-secnud annual
banquet Monday evening. About 40 people
were present ana enjoyed the dancing and
speaking Speakers present were Grand
Chancellor ". Allen, Chanceliur COM
Inander ~ n. MRpes. Past Chancellor L.
I W. Dickinson. knight z. r. Dudek OF
Garrison. Neb., and tuastmaster. Past
Chancellor George W Wertz.
I BEATRICE-The Merchants Retail as
! sociation held q largely attended meeting
( Tuesday evening and made a move TO
the bushes section Of the city The
chair named the following new commit
tees; Advertising. n W. Roby, D ].
I killem. Anton Gilman. W. =. L4enharf. ID.
I r.. smith. grievance. Albert Weidenharn-
mer- Robert Richard and Harry Rum
bauEh.
/ AUHURN-At the good roads convention
/ held in the. court house here last week. IL
was charged BIZ the farmers that the agfta-
ton FOR BETTER roads was largely on the
part Of the city people who had auto
mobiles The farmer takes the position
that he hRa good roads ana he does
not market his crops in wet times anyhow
Z be declares that the auto man wants the
1 money spent on the roads but does net
want the levy made against the automobile.
/ CREIGHTON - The Chicago & North
I western Railway company has decided to
show their alfalfa exhibit here WASH
ngt0n's birthday This exhibit attracted
much attention az Omaha during the
Western Land-Proislcts show The Com
Haerfcnl club has rented Green,s thsater
and viii make FsbruaTy = one OF the most
notable days for sonnetime. Everything
win be eeee and Il is hoped the day win be
one Of instruction as well entertain
nsnf.
/ CREIGHrCN-M G. rheisen and George
Masters have bought the hardware store
or HeaieF Bros, taking possession Monday.
I Eh8 former IL well known here where he
( founded the Camp Dewey teleuhonn system
Z and WAS manager until Ne resigned q year
agn- The latter has been travelling Tor
Armour for number OF years and Is one
Of the most popular drImmers on this line.
Healsy Bros. have no definite plans for the
Z future thus far. They bought the store
I from I'd Warrington eight months ago
/ BROKEN BOW-The board Of county
I supervisors ia In session this week. Chair
called a little earlier this term owing 10
I the fact thar the board wishes to pass
upon the plans Of the new court house az
submitted by Architect Latenser- After
any alterations or suggestions may have
7 been made and the completed plans and
I specifications received from the architect's
Office the board viii immediately get busy
Z and give the contractors a chance TO bid.
CREIGHTON-Mrs Chris LoebeI for
I merry Minnie Linnsrman. died here Feb
I rliarE - az the age Of - years She came
I 20 this country az t1H age Of years. NOV
ing 20 Illinois with her narenfR She was
married to Chris LOebsi IN 1Ess and i've
I children. all Of them with her at her
death. were born 20 them Mr. Loebel 81
] one OF the pioneers OF this section and has
9ssn snsaged n the msrchsndiss business
Methodist Episcopal church. She was sick
/ only four DAYS.
PI-ATTSAIOUTH-Se in comment
Z GRAFTON uf the anniversRrv Of the birth OF
Abraham Lincoln was held In the churches
here last Sunday evening Judge n ID.
Travis delivered addres on Lincoln az
tue meeting OF the Young Peoples Society
I Christian Endeavor AZ the First Prusby-
terrain church and greeted with
large audience EN-gsounfy Attorney c. A.
the Methodist church. having for his sub
iect The Life and Achievements OF
Abraham Lincoln"
4. CAII.AVVAY-rhe .-mnnths-old child OF
OF rlis city. was found dead in bed SUNDAY
morning. The little one was awake AZ
I o'cloCil that morning. but life Was found
. 20 BE- extinct when the parents awakened
. in the morning To 10 supposed that Il
I was covered too CLOSELY and smDthered TO
/ death Funeral services were held at the
home Yesterday and inteTment made In the
Z Galway cematery- The father Of the
Z child is confined 70 his bed with pnGu-
monia and was unable % attend the IN
Z neral
PL.ArrSA1 oITH-At meeting o. the
i city council last eVeniuG Mayor eatrler
caused 90 be introduced resolution author
iEing the appointment or q committee from
the members Gf the council % set the aenti-
menf 81 the taxpayers and BUSINESS men Of
the city on the Gdrisability Of Portsmouth
oWning ana operating itH wafer plant az
I rhe eEutrlttuns q the tranchise granted %
GaIrEo 2 lnmGn twenty-five years agu.
I which expires in the near future. The
resolution was adopted and CounCilmen
{ Frank Nelmau. George Dewey and Wesley
I BookmeVeF were appointed.
/ FAIRBrR X-AmunE the uig social events
scheduled for the latter part Of February
Z In this city viii be the Eraud opening OF
{ the Elias hal on February - Elks viii Gel
+ citrate the event with . bail. The beautiful
I club rooms are nearinE completion. The
F women Of the Catholic church gave a ball
in the lodge rom Of the Aks Tuesday