Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-29

made at the back door. This store was
robbed a little over a year ago by parties
now serving a term.
BLUE HILL-A marriage license was is
sued at Hastings Friday to Gilbert Holt,
aged %, of Inland, and Miss Pearl School
croft, aged %, of Blue HILL
BEATRICE.-At the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs Julius Neuman at Wymore was
daughter, Miss Wilhelmina, to Rev.
David M. Ansmus of Nashville, Tenn.
r. F. Gates in the presence OF a large
| company of friends.
TTSMOUTH-wllliam J. Herring,
aged about SS years, died at his home in
widow and three small children; also his
| aged grandparents, A. J. and Mrs. McKin-
ney. Funeral services were held Friday
at the Christian church, conducted by
| Rev. w. L. Austin
TEKAMAH-The case of Jacobsen
against Flanagan was withdrawn from
the district court on notice Of the plain
tiffs attorney. This was the case in
which Jacobsen, an Omaha man, sued
James Flanagan. a well-to-do retired Burt
alternating his wife's affections.
| CRAWFORD-Two strangers, one CIV
ing his name as H. L. Jackson, and the
other as George Moore. were arrested here
Frye Bros. being the complaining witness
against them. Jackson confessed, but
Moore pleaded not guilty and was bound
/ over 10 olSIIlCL court IOI/ITldl.
CRAWFORD-Andy Olsen, white, was
| seriously injured in a cutting affray by
| Dug Miller, colored. Chief Of Police
Kirby, after hunt Of several hours, found
and hid In the heavy bushes along White
river. He was placed in jail on a charge
OF assault with intent 70 murder.
| LINDsAY.-George ]. Foster and Miss
Family church yesterday morning. Rev.
1 Mr.. Clement officiating. After a recep-
| ton at the Ducey home, the newly mar
ried couple started on their honeymoon
| trip. After returning they will locate on
a farm north of here In Madison county.
BEATR1CH-Depositions were taken
the cases OF the state of Kansas against
| II. A. Hoer, Alex Menard and Frank
| Wheeler, Wymore men charged with com
bank on the night of November TO- 1910.
| They will be tried next month at Mays
| vile Kan.
CALLAwAY-The newly elected members
of the village board and those who hold
organized by eiecting w T. Reyes to
succeed himself as chairman of the board
WIN M Dunn was appointed to succeed
himself as clerk Of the board, while John
Frederick, jr., was appointed to succeed E.
III. McGrew as treasurer.
DESHLER-A number from Deshler at
tended the silver jubilee OF Father M. M.
Merkel OF Sacred Heart Catholic church
in Hebron. Rev. Father Merkel conducted
his first mass In Keutncky, but came to
Nebraska the same year and has had
charge at various points, including Fair
bury and Beatrice, coming from the latter
place to Hebron four years ago.
CENTRAL CITY.-A rather sensational
divorce suit has been started in the dis
trict court here, the principals to the suit
both being persons we'll advanced in years.
The plaintiff Bertha Sattler, brings suit
against Michael Sattler for divorce on the
grounds Of extreme cruelty, and asks that
he pay her 5000 aImony. The parties
were married a little over year ago, and
lived together here for about five months.
FAIRBURY.-County Superintendent r.
c. Harriss mas announced that the last
teachers meeting for this year will be
held in the assembly room of the Fair
bury High school Saturday afternoon and
all the jefferson county district school
teachers have been invited TO attend this
meeting. Prof. H. c. House OF the Peru
terson county teachers. Mrs. Olive M.
True, ex-cOUnty superintendent, will read
.soheli.
CALLAWAY-A class OF four will gradu-
ate from, the Galloway High school this
spring, there being three boys and one
girl In the class The baccalaureate sermon
VIII be delivered by Rev. Mr.. Johnson at
the Methodist church on the evening of
May z, while the graduation exercises will
take place In the came church on the
evening OF May H. The class will be com
posed OF Alfred Gordon Cleveland, Walter
Edgar Moran. James Corban NaylOr and
Louise Elizabeth Andrews.
LYONS-Mrs. Mary Deman, aged a little
over IS years died very unexpectedly Tues
day night OF heart failure and was buried
Thursday at the home cemetery near De-
catur. Her maiden name was Behrens.
She was born in Mechlenberg, Germany,
and emigrated TO America at the age OF
l6 years, She married Frederick Deman
in Illinois and later came to Iowa and on
TO Nebraska, arriving at Decatur. where
they have lived on farm ever since. They
had four children, Frank ]. Deman of
Lyons A. II. Deman OF Tekamah. Mrs.
Lizzie Richards and l. II. Deman Of De
catur.
PLATTsMoUTH--AIrs Mary NJ. seiden-
stricken, who had been III for some time
with cancer, died at her home on Elm
street Wednesday night at 1890. The
maiden name OF the deceased was Miss
Mary Malissa Cloak. She was born In
Fairfield. Ia, April g. 1854. She was twice
married. Her first husband, Nathaniel
Hoffman. lived but three years after
their marriage. She came TO Nebraska in
! 1876. and was married TO Philip Seldom
stricken. March 20. 1877. She IL survived by
one daughter Mrs. Ida Campbell. and one
step-daughter, Miss Kate Seidenstricker,
both Of this city. The funeral will take
place Saturday afternoon from the resi-
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