Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-23
SIX WEDDINGS IN OTOE COUNTY
Cupid Has Busy Day In Nebraska City
and vicinity.


NEBRASKA CITY, Neb, Feb 2.-(Spe-
ciai.)-Cupid certainly has been busy in
this section OF late, because today there
were a number Of marriages in and about
this city Fred H. Aligood Of Peru and
Miss Martha S. Henningsen Of Omaha
were united in marriage here today, fol-
lowed by Harvey Coos and Miss Emma
Halbasch. both OF Syracuse.
Louis H. Weber and Miss Anna NJ. Miller
were united in marriage this morning at
the home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Miller. in North Branch precinct
by Rev Gundel. The couple will take
short wedding trip and then make their
home on farm near Cook, owned by the
groom.
Louis e. Ehlers and Miss Hattie Ruge
were united in marriage at noon today at
the home Of the brides parents. in Berlin
precinct, IN the presence Of a host Of
friends and relatives. The cermony was
followed by a big wedding dinner, to which
there were over 100 guests.
Herman H. -Auer and Miss Sophie E.
Poehler were married at the home Of the
brides parents near Syracuse today by
Rev. c. Kloeokner and were given re-
ception at the home Of the groom's parents
after the ceremony.
Herman H. Landwehr and Miss Emma
Kormeier were married this morning at
Lorton at the home of the brides parents.
They will go to live on a farm belonging
to the groom after a short wedding trip.
Nebraska News Notes.
BEATRICE-Mrs Peter Stewart was
called to Ration, NJ NJ, yesterday by
telegram announcing the serious illness or
her daughter.
aersra n ala
resident Of this county living twelve miles
northeast of. Beatrice, died yesterday morn
ing aged 70 years.
SEWARD-The county board was in ses-
sion Monday and Tuesday. The principal
business transacted was the letting OF the
bridge contract the Standard Bridge com
pany of Omaha being successful.
BEATRICE-C. e. Rogers, for the last
few years membership secretary of the
Young Mems Christian association at this
point, has resigned his position to take eff
feet March l. He expects to engage in
other business in this city.
BEATRICE-The following named couples
were married here yesterday by Judge
Walden: Charles Schroff Of Steinauer'
Neb., and Miss Natalie Frey of Mayberry,
Neb.; George L. starkey Of Lincoln and
Miss RoXie Wagner OF Denver.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES proceedings were
started in the district court by Hermina
Finpy. Mrs Fnipy alleges that they were
married I'm 1897, and that for the last four
years ner husband was guilty OF extreme
cruelty to her and the family.
NEBRASKA CITY-Mrs. Lou Hayden
came to this city some two weeks ago
from Alberta, Canada, to visit with rela-
tives, accompanied by her daughter. After
being here short time the daughter was
taken sick and died yesterday and the body
was taken to Syracuse for interment.
NEBRASKA CITY-Peter Freese and son
have sold their large livery barn at the
corner OF Seventh street and First corso
TO James Gum and son, who have taken
charge and will continue the business, Mr..
Freese, who has been In the livery BUSH
ness here for years. sold because Of his
failing health
CHAPPELLl-At the election held here
February IL to vote on water works ana
electric light bonds the proposition was
carried by a vote of Is for to 20 against.
This insures Chappel a complete system
and sSsaks we'll for this thriving village.
| W ork VIII be commenced as soon as the
bonds are sold
/ NEBRASKA CITY-Mayor l.. F. Jackson
| has appointed Mrs II. o. Rice, Mrs Frank
Mccartney ana Miss Neleoa Mcclellan IN
| place of DR.. Frank ). Marnel j. IL. Nc
/ Lellan and Frank Mccartney. who were
| members Of the public library board and
/ whose terms expired. This is the first
/ time women have been appointed as mem
bers OF the board.
| SEWARD-The Fin De Steele club held a
patriotic meeting Monday night. Mezzie
| Coleman, Belle Anderson, nellie Davis, Ag-
mes Pencer. lille Luebben, Mayme Ander-
son and Della Smith We're hostesses at what
/ beers we're invited to meet at the Coleman
| home. From there they proceeded to the
Elite theater and following the picture
show they were escorted TO the home OF
nellie Davis, where tables were spread with
pretty decorations In memory of Wash
! ington's birthday.
! BEATRICE-R. c. Curry is one Of the
young men who has made farming pay in
| TINS county. Two years ago he came TO
Gage county from Tennessee without one
| cent lie rented farm of $. Il. Nichols,
southeast OF town, bought him few horses
! ana farm implements Of Mr.. Nichols and
went 20 work During his brief residence
/ here he has turned over the rent OF the
farm, paid all OF his Indebtedness, and be-
SIDES making good living for his family,
mas saved NVO in cold cash. He expects
| 10 locate soon In Oregon.
! NEBRASKA CITY-The divorce case Of
Mrs Julia kuwtzky against her husband
Fred NJ. kuwitzl<y, one Of the leading mer-
in the district court and a decree granted
IN favor OF the wife. The husband with
| drew his cross petition and permitted a
torneys had settled the aiimony ana pron-
I erty matters Both are leaders OF society
and Y was thought the divorce would be a
sensational one. but friends arranged the
4 settlement OF matters out OF court
BEATRICE-W V. Lancaster yesterday
] received message announcing the death
| OF his brother, Edward Lancaster a FOR.
| mer Gaze county resident, which occurred
az Hutchinson, Kan, of blood poisoning
| Two years ago he injured one OF his legs
/ ~AAA AApNA hulouN developed Inc member
was amputated but the poison infected the
other leg, necessitating its amputation. He
I VAS unable TO Withstand the shock and he
died soon after the operation. Mr. Ian
I caster formerly resided near HolmesviIIe
] and located in Kansas ten years ago He
was 81 years OF age and leaves a widow
! and one son.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. were filed in the
/ county court to the allowance and probate
I or the VIII of Mary Wolf deceased by
Anton Nais, who alleges that undue in
Z
l inc time she made her will. The follow
ing marriage licenses were issued TUESDAY
/ by County Judge Fiala: Joseph Houfek
and Agnes Dlouhy, Navel Clayburn and
/ DAISY Griffin, John II. WAX and MARY
I DeboWer, Joseph SimeF and Anna Dloubv
Cenek Nyskocii and Kateryn Teply, HARRY
| y, tolken and Juliet Navra, Charles Chris
! Jensen and Mary Navra. The four last
named couples were married BY the county
COlfRX GirI EIOpea.
/ CoLFAN. Ia, Feb. 22.-(speciaI)-Afiss
Rachel Kegley, created quite a surprise