Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-30

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CENTRAL CTTY-Dr w. p. Aylesworth
Of Lincoln, formerly president OF Cotner
university, has been secured as temporary
pastor of the Christian church of this
place.
REPUBLICAN CITY,. M. Handy. aged
S., died at Smith Center. Kan. on Friday
of heart disease. The body was inferred
in the Handyville cemetery, a short dis
lance south Of this city.
HILDRETH-John McFarlan OF this city
was married to Miss Nancy j. Schemer-
horn of Phillips county, Kansas, January
25. They will make their home on a farm
about six miles south of this place.
HILDRETH-A wolf hunt held in the
vicinity of Macon resulted In the killing of
four wolves. There were seven lines. but
on account of few weak places in the
lines three wolves made their escape.
CENTRAL CITY,. e. Jones has bought
! out the interest of Albert A. Hastings in
| the Nebraska Central Land and Loan COM
pany of this place and has taken charge
of the business in connection with Everett
Myers. the other partner,
HILDRETH-Mrs. John CARROTS died at
/ her home southwest of town. Funeral
services were held both at the home and at
| the German Lutheran church, five miles
south of Hildreth, by Rev, T. senkiesen.
She was 10 years old.
| CENTRAL CITY-R. L. Mcmillan, for
| the last two years the local secretary OF
| the Central City Young Mems Christian
association, has resigned his position and
will remove from here to Crete, where he
will go on a farm His successor has not
yet been chosen.
! HII4DRETH--When Arthur Driscoll, Iiv-
| Ing near Wilcox, attempted to remove the
belt from the fly wheel of his engine while
! Il was In motion he was thrown about ten
feet from the machine. Strangely enough,
he received only dislocated shoulder and
some severe bruises.
| BROKEN BOW-H c. .GuyIes of the
northeast part of the county, whose young
wife made a sensational elopement with
/ NNnafn n NunA
to Broken Bow today, bringing with him
] his erring oonsort, whom he located at
| Hebron, this state.
! REPUBLICAN CITY-Mrs. Phebe Smith.
aged n years, died at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. II. NJ Sawyer, four miles
south OF this city, Friday Funeral serv-
ices were held in the Methodist church.
| conducted by Rev. ]. j. Ernest, assisted by
| Rev. William Haskins.
| HILDRETI-At a business meeting of
| the Farmers Elevator and Grain company
Il presented Ed Vansteenburg With a check
for 500. Mr.. Vansteenburg was in their
| employ when he was so badly burned last
| September. He is not regaining his health
so rapidly as was expected
| sTROMsBURG-T county corn show
that will be held here next, week promises
kind that has been held IN this part OF The
state. Several hundred dollars In cash
prizes vii be given ana some very noted
/
Of the directors Of the Central City Ma
! tional bank, g. H Gray was elected presi-
dent TO succeed the late Z. b. Hord George
| p. Bissell and Heber Hord were elected
vice president and Miss Inez Hord assist
ant cashier. The position Of cashier is yet
/ TO be filled.
! CENTRAL CITY-James earns. assist
ant cashier Of the Central City National
bank, and Miss Emma Hulburt formerly
! employed as expert chemist In the Ne
bTaska Cream company's creamery here,
we're married last evening at the home OF
! the grooms mother, Mrs. William earns.
They left on an evening train for Denver
| on q short honeymoon trip
| sTROMsBURG - The Free Mission
church which has been built here this fail
| and winter, is holding It's dedicatory serv-
ices and several ministers from other parts
Of the state are present and they are
have one OF the most modern and wei
I equipped churches In this country The
resident pastor. Rev, Mr.. Nelson, is doing
a splendid work here, and although beins
membership, and the church building Is 4
credit TO the members and TO the city.
| OSMOND-Rsv Mr.. Hard and Rev. Mr.
Wimberly of the Methodist Episcopal anC
Preshy terian churches are holding unior
revival meetings here this week A strona
campaign Is being made against the lacI
OF unity In opinion Of the business TneT
Of the town and they hope 10 effect a re-
vivsl in the material as we'll as the spirit
ual sense.
! osMoND-Two hundred and fifty dollar,
has been raised TO offer as prizes al III,
farmers institute and poultry show 10 h,
held here February and s.
| WEST POINT-Clausen & Weander hav,
ton with their livery business. A uni"n,
feature OF their opening announcement h
THE statement that ''the matter 81 sDee,
viii be governed by the desires Of patrons.