Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-20
Nebraska

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aged ~ years and months. She was
naive Oh 1,i many ana leaves two chill
dren.
/ Ci,EIGHTON-Law g.. Nelson and
/ Came a. Iourte .iottc were married by Rev.
1 Eari r.. Bowen, wednesday afternoon, al
/ the home OF r.. Wilmarth Lulu Woodbury.
/ o. Niobrara was bridesmaid and Clarence
Nelson brother u the groom, was best
man.
/ sHELTON-The shelton oil well has been
/ temporarily shut uowu on account Of the
/ as spring opens. The promoters have iron
casing down about Loo feet ana are much
/ encouraged over the prospect OF tnuing OF
| or gas soon.
! LYONS-Nvalter Christensen and Miss
! Dora Young were married yesterday at the
home OF the brides father. Andrew Young.
IT,. north Of craig Nj. Christensen is
. son Of Chris Christensen. formerly OF this
place, but now living IN Boise. Idaho and
: was an early homesteader here.
, SrTTON-'rhe independent order Of odd
Fellows lodge No. 55 installed the following
( officers tor the ensuing year: Past grand.
/ W. a. Brown noble grand. -. W. Pickaru,
vice grand. Jacob Weber, secretary. J. g.
Mcdonald treasurer, y. a. INler; trus-
zee. j. Il. Bausch. installing officer, r.
slower. Edgar, NeD
/ BEATRICE MILDLY GiIhouse and ollie
| Clark who we're arrested August 10. last.
Tor conducting disordcrly house half way
between MymoIe and Blue Springs. and
who failed 10 appear at their hearing set
for August 80 paid into Judge Ellis court
Yesterday S3OV, making the sum total OF
$37l7c
NEBRASKA CITY-Ed McCaIlum. we'll
known farmer residing south of the city.
while going home with loaded wagon
was thrown off and broke hts colsrbone
and cut long cash in the back OF his
head. He lay on the ground for some
time and was in serious condition when
taken tn his home.
MCOOk-The general foreman Of the
McCook shops and roundhouse, John ..
Macarthur has been transferred TO Lincoln
as general foreman OF the Lincoln round
house Of the Burlington. His place here
James r. Murphy Of Edgmont, s. D., who
Is now in charge here.
sHELToN-At o'clock Wednesday
. morning at the Sacred Heart Catholic
church were united in marriage VIII Cur
ran of North Bend Neb., and Miss Mar
Cuchermen Of Kearney officiating. The
, young people will be gone for a month on
wedding tour OF the east before COM
, mencing housekeeping on their farm near
e the home town of the groom.
- SHELBY-The funeral OF Mrs. George
Metheny was held Wednesday Afternoon in
the United Brethren church, conducted
. by Rev. Charles Melville Mrs. Metheny
had been the local manager OF the Sur
years and was so we'll liked that the bust
ness houses closed during the service. She
I was 81 years old and leaves her husband
and four grown children.
, LHONS-A double wedding took place in
the German settlement yesterday. Two
brothers, Henry and William Miller, were
s married TO two sisters, Louise and Mort
Boehiing. The affair was a great acca-
sion for the settlement and was properly
9 are of Henry Miller of Minatare
+, | Neb, formerly an old settler OF Burr
. county. The brides are daughters Of Fred
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ]. Gentzler was
born at the family home, fifteen miles west
OF Creighton September Is, 1892 and dieC
January IS 1911 aged is years He con,
q tracted severe case OF typhoid fever sever
:, weeks ego and although everything possibl,
was done the end could not be averted
10 The funeral was held at Creighton Wednes
y day afternoon and the body inferred II
n the Creighton cemetery. Rev. Earl r
: Bowen was IN charge.
~ NEBRASKA CITY-wednesday at tn,
home of the brides parents Mr. and Mrs
o. Chris. Wurtle, occurred the marriage o.
= their daughter. Miss Carrie Wurtle, to Johr
a Bohlen. one of the leading young farmer
" Of this section. There were nearly 20
n guests present and they were Toasted a
h a wedding dinner after the ceremony. Tn,
Ia couple will make their home on a farm
= belonging to the groom on their return
10 from their wedding trip.
YoRK-The Officers of the Rebekah lodg
l. we're installed Tuesday evening The new
= Bullock; Vice grand. Mrs HO Belle MoP SSs
WorthinSton; warden. Miss Ms SHr PreWi tt
st eohduetor Mrs Chair inside guard, Mrs
ir Grewell; outside guard, Mrs; Campbell
- supporters for noble grand. Mrs KNAPP
N and Mrs Brooks; supporters for vic
ID grand, Mrs Clark and Mrs. Brigham
r NEBRASKA CITY-Some time sine
"A Prank Burbanks. who was married to Mis-
~ Stella Fischer, only daughter OF Sheriff +
- II. Fischer and a very popular youn
woman. on October 20. 1910, filed a suit 70
divorce, charging cruelty, which create
"a somewhat OF a surprise. Now his wife ma
filed her cross petition in which sh
charges him with assaulting her and afte
et backing her eye. sending her to her par
emit The case will be heard at the comm
e. term OF the district court.
"a YoRK-A meeting OF the city council wa
called Tuesday evening. A report wa
ru given by the committee appointed 10 In
on Kestigate the games at the Young Men
to Christian association and the shooting ga
= lery. Mayor kirkpatrick introduced ord
d" nance No. $50 to provide for the callin
rd and holding OF a special election for hi
on purpose OF submitting 20 the voters IN
NJ question OF the granting Of a franchise
the York Water company for a period I
se 1912
n CHEIGHToN-Mrs r. r. Saunders q
ar BREile Mills died at the hospital in OMAN
January 10, and the body arrived her
90 Monday afternoon. The funeral was hel
I'm Wednesday afternoon. conducted at IN
he school house by Rev w. A. Alcorn, and III
~ tribute OF flowers was very large as we
as the attendance She was born in Hill
eu boro. o., forty-nine years ago and moved
nd Knox county, thirty-five years ago She Wa
I'd married 20 H. f. Saunders, December 2
- 1888 Two children, Ethel and Sanfor
ca we're born TO them. She was one of n
is pioneers OF this section