Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-04
Nebraska

anna "a hartman were united I'm mar
I uaee a. the home of the brides parents
March I, Rev. Mr.. Arends OF Rosemont
officiating.
BLUE HILI-Eugene Price, former
+ renee died al hts home al Seattle. Wash.
: last week. The body will be brought 10
/ Blue Hin today for burial
BLUE HILL-W. r. Smith died at his
/ nom. at Harvard Wednesday night Mr.
smith was well known in this community
I having formerly lived here, and since going
/ to Harvard had been here frequently look
I ing after business matters.
| HOLDREGE-The bir.l Of tripIet calves
/ on the farm Of Andrew Olson. residing
near the Orphans home, IS a remarkable
/ incident which occurred this week. one of
| the calves lived but a day, but the other
two are sound and healthy.
NA-Last night Mr.. Walter Shick-
/ icy and Miss Helen Stephenson were mar
| Mr.. and Mrs John Stephenson about
/ three miles southeast Of Geneva. MIR
shickley's parents reside in Lincoln.
NEBRASKA CITY-Robert Walker. the
/ colored man who was arrested and charged
with attacking a l-year-old Colored girl,
| was found guilty OF simple assault, by
/ Jury which was out for over three hours.
| He was defended by Attorney j. G. Wat
| son.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A. Van Camp OF
| Wymore yesterday Instituted divorce pro-
ceedings against his wife, Jennie A. Van
camp whom he charges with extreme
| cruelty. The couple was married at Park
ersburg, w. Va, July s, 1907, They have
/ one child.
| NEBRASKA CITY-Judge Travis ad-
| Jcurned district court until March 20 and
/ excused the jury until March a. after hav-
| ing granted a divorce to Mrs. Lillian
/ Brownel, from her husband George
Brownell. Both are prominent residents
/ Of Syracuse.
! ALBION-William +. Paup, one OF Boone
| county's most successful and prominent
| farmers. died suddenly Thursday at his
| home six miles M aIbipn Tho
ceased moved from Iowa to Boone county
in 1892 and was 73 years of age. Asthma
/ was the immediate cause of his death.
| NEBRASKA CITY-Earl Brown and Miss
Pearl Aten of Atchison county, Missouri,
came TO this city Thursday and were
united in marriage by Rev. John T. Smith,
pastor Of the Christian church. The young
people left for their home near Hamburg.
today, where they will reside on a farm
belonging to the groom.
YORK-The Central Nebraska Teachers
| association meeting will be held in York
March 29-31. Some Of the very best talent
has been secured and the excellent pro
gram already arranged for promises to be
make every teacher in Central Nebraska
| feel well repaid II they attend the meet
| ing.
NEBRASKA CITY-Frank Effenberger,
saloonkeeper, died a few days since and
the wife thought she could be appointed
administrator Of the estate and continue
| the business, but Mayor Jackson held diff
ferently and had the saloon closed yester-
day. The law does not permit a woman to
secure or hold a saloon license in this
state.
NEBRASKA CITY-Jack King Of Auburn
was arrested some time ago and placed
in the county jail, charged with stealing
grip belonging to a travelling man who
was registered at the hotel. He was taken
before Judge Travis yesterday afternoon
where he pleaded guilty to petit larceny
and was given seventy-five days in the
county jail.
II u ~ Of TTof
| bury has reelected A. I. Caviness super
| intondent OF the Fairburv schools Mr..
Cayiness' salary was increased from $l,1OO
| to 81, $50 year. Superintendent Caviness
has been in charge of the Fairbury schools
| since September, 1900 when he succeeded
w. l.. stephens now superintendent OF the
Lincoln schools.
NEBRASKA CITY-Ben Goldsberry, who
was tried on the charge of assaulting with
intent to kill Charles Hinsley, was found
guilty by a jury in district court and wlll
receive his sentence to the penitentiary
next week. His partner, Edgar Golf, who
was convicted last winter received a two
years sentence for taking part in the
same attack.
-HoLDREGE-Otto Gustafson died at his
homo in this city Wednesday at the age
Of ga years. Mr. Gustafson was one of the
county. Funeral services will be held from
the Swedish Lutheran church at 1880 Sat
urday morning, conducted by Rev. F. n.
Swanberg. 1nterment Will be made in the
Fridhem cemetery east OF Funk.
ALBION-Many farmers in this part of
the country who ars moving TO the Da-
kotas are experiencing considerable incon-
venience in obtaining clear bills from the
state veterinarian for the cattle and stock
they propose shipping. Meetings have been
held In Newman Grove. Lindsay, Humph-
rey and Creston to take steps to raise the
embargo which is causing much delay and
expense.
YORK-A large number OF members Of
| the Christian church and friends gathered
/ in the church in honor OF their pastor and
wife, Mr. and Mrs W. r. Bandenburg,
who are soon to depart for their new Held
at Hebron Rev Mr. Htllyer OF the Evan
/ gelical church, Rev. r, s. Lindsey OF the
| Congregational church, Rev. Mr.. White OF
f5o E@s of the YSuns Mems
association We're present
| HOLDREGE-The Baptist church people
| are rejoicing over the fact that their
J church debt Of $4,000 for the erection OF
new church completed some time ago is
practically raised and within the next
/ few days the property will be entirely
I clear. With funds secured from New York
| City and local subscriptions Rev. Martin,
/ the pastor, has secured the necessary
amount to cover the entire indebtedness.
| FAIRBURY-Late yesterday afternoon
| Il. e. Goodrich one Of the Oldest settlers
of Jefferson county, passed away at his
home at COS Sixth street. Mr.. Goodrich
| was born in Portland, Conn, on January
81 1885 and came west in 1888 At the time
| OF his death he was president OF the Good
| rich Bros. Banking company of this city
| He leaves a widow and two children, Mrs.
S. Allen and l.. w. Goodrich The funeral
was held at the family home this after
noon.
| HOLDREGE-The Holdregs Lumber COM
pany and the Perry & Bee Lumber COM
pany two OF Holdrege's lumber firms, have
been consolidated. The new firm will be
known as the Holdrege Lumber company
The merger was accomplished by the pur-
chase of the shares OF the Holdrege Lum-
Der company owned by a Mr.. Wilkinson
of Lincoln. by A. V. Perry, who thus Sc
} cured controlling interest in the concern.
Frank FAX and s. c. Sheets viii be
managers Of the new concern.
, LINDSAY-Andrew Christensen had an
] accident this afternoon which will confine
him to his bed for six weeks or two
, months. While getting off Il ON the hayloft
he slipped and fell between two horses,
who began to rear and kick, stepping on
his face and back. His wife hearing the
I oOmmotion ran TO his rescue. She sue
ceeded in getting the horses quiet and him
to safety. Mr.. ChTistanson's face is Sc
verelv bruised and his back Is badly
sprained. He viii be cQnfined TO bed at
3 least six weeks.
/ FAIRBURY-Fairbury lodge No. 1908
] Rens violent Protective order OF Elks held
| a meeting this week and elected the fol
| lowing offers for the current year: Frank
/ ngFn II Thnl Mendanha11 ].