Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-03

not love, but whom her parents wished
her 90 marry, caused HaEel nalton Of
sod and priv6tlOn on the streets Of Fort
lbodEe. she Il now being cared for IN
hespitsble Fort Dodge home and will
diVulGe nothing further for publication
Tor fear II viii result In her discovery by
her determined parents. The young gtrl is
present condition, but saws she could not
marry the man and to run away was her
only way Of escaping the dreaded fate. II
Is thought she has given fictitious name.
DENlSON-lThe marriage OF Miss Nell
Cushman and Emil Herrig was celebrated
at the home Of W w. Cushman at noon
Wednesday. Tho groom is banker. at
Holabird. s. D.. and son Of the late
banker. A. Horrig Of Wall Lake The bride
Is the daughter Of Mr.. Cushman, the well
known real estate dealer.
DENISON-The Dsnison Commercial club
under the presidency OF c. L Voss Is about
to reach out with inducements to manu-
featuring plants II Is also ready 10 help
with financial aid proper parties who may
undertake to conduct the well equipped
hospital, which is now vacant.
CRESTON-Don Hopkins OF Massena. sta
ton agent at that place, accidentally
stepped on marble while about his duties
In the office. His ankle was twisted in
such manner that Il was broken
CRbSToN-The Creston High school has
had sx months course in agriculture
installed In its course as an experiment.
/ IL was Introduced in the second semester
/ OF the freshman class and 30 popular has
It become the faculty state, the seniors can
hardly be kept out OF Il. even with a club.
Prof. Ralph Hardin rs the instructor in
charge s g 'Nt
! GRAND eRIvER-Mr. and Mrs Thomas
Harris Of Grand RIVER are preparing to
celebrate their siNty-first wedding anniver-
/ sary Mr.. Harris Is 81 and his wife 81
years OF age. Both are in good health.
Mrs. Harris doing all her housswork while
her, husband is as hale as the average man
/ OF 90 yeRrs They came TO Grand River in
! lSd from Laselle county. Illinois, but both
parents OF ak children, four OF whom are
living, two sons being still at home
! CRBSTON The Atlantic Northern &
Southern railroad Is having large num-
the Cass county clerks office the last
| week, the second largest one bcing filed by
| Abeles q Taussing, a st. Louis firm Of
contractors, for the sum Of A4,7S.sl This
1 the roads construction. other companies
filing liens Tuesday were the Kimballton
claim was for NO,T1S9O for labor and ma
terial furnished The Green Bay Lumber
company also put in a claim for $739. 70 for
materials. Liens for the same sums were
Cass and Montgomery counties, bringing
the filings up TO the sum Of $14S,oO0.
MoULToN-Typhold fever is wiping out
the Gale family of Mouiton at a rapid rate.
One sister and a brother have died since
Sunday with the disease and two other
brothers are seriously I'll and not expected
to live.
4 CRBsToN - The large home of Franl,
Carr OF this city was entirely destroyed
by fire last night. The loss was partly
covered by insurance. Origin of fire not
known.
CREsToN-Mrs William II. futile OF
shannon City, sister of Mrs Albert Dun
lap OF this place, passed away at her home
yesterday after an illness from Brlght's
disease, She was n years of age, a native
of Maryland.
CRESTON-Word Of the critical illness
of j. B. Ferguson Of Lincoln Neb.. has
been received here, at his former home
Mr.. Ferguson lived here for thirty five
years, where during that time he was en-.
gagged In the music business. His afflic
= ton is heart trouble and is considered seri
Gus.