Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-26

LYONS-Willis Caywood OF Lincoln and
Miss celia Brink Of Lyons we're married
here this afternoon.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS shaIlenberger Of
Alma will be the orator Of the day at the
Railroad Mems picnic, June 2)th, at Cam,
bridge.
sUTTON-Miss Hulda Rauscher was
Burlington employee. They LEFT on No. .
FOR short trip to Denver.
STELLA-Omar VanNoy died last night
after a ten days Illness with erysipelas.
He was is years OF age. and leaves a
mother. sister and three brothers, al living
near home.
MCOOK-Otto F. Tun and Emma L.
Van Duff. both Of Arapahoe. were mar
ried in the Methodist parsonage Of thi
city at high noon today, Rev. L. z. Lewis
officiating.
TTSMOUTH-Beatrfce the Swear
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Janda,
died at noon today after being sick one
week with measles. which resulted in
pneumonia last Friday.
NEBRASKA CITY-Martin ]. Madtes
and Miss Margaret N Condor were united
in marriage this morning at the Catholic
young people Of that portion OF the
country.
S'TELLA-J W vanght has sold his
hardware and furniture store to John F.
Weddle. Mr. Vaught has been in business
here Tor the last ten years. Through the
trade Mr. Naught gets possession OF 100
dNTHn III mayer county.
PLATTSMOUTH 90 Mrs. Julia Wander
hoim as administrators Of the estate OF
Oscar Vanderholm, who was killed Janu-
AIRY l by a Burlington train in the Platts-
mouth yards. filed suit today against the
railway company for $1,000.
MCOOK-The Great Western Sugar Beet
company and other sugar beet growers in
this vicinity shipped a large company Of
about McCoOk. where about a thousand
acres OF sugar beets have been planted.
CENTRAL CITY-With the bitches run
ming fun and the roads deep with mud and
water, the two days volunteer road move
ment. in which IL was proposed to build
a god road across Merrick county which
was set for May 1924, has been postponed
u June H.
NEBRASKA CITY-Iudge w H Cook.
who recently underwent surgical opera
tiCn and mad portion Of his left foot re-
moved: Is recovering. Ihls is me second
operation he has undergone recently. Dur
ing his illness Justice ID. ]. Goff is acting
as police judge.
wYMORE-wymore lodge No 1O4. An
Gent Free and Accepted MaSons. met last
night ana elected these Officers: Paul u.
Norton, worshipful master; Floyd NJ.
r Oh. senior warden; Frank W. Culver,
Junior warden: y. H. MOrdhorst, treasurer;
Jesse Newton. secretary.
TECUAISEH-Th play. Back TO Ma
ture," by the seniors Of the recumseh
High school was presented 10 full house
at the Smith theater last evening. The
sermon 10 the class was gwen az the smith
theater Sunday evening by Rev Thomas
BARREN. rector Of ST. Andrews church.
BEATRICE-After a session which lasted
a greater part Of Tuesday night, the wv
more city council granted a saloon license
to j w Hubson who opened for business
"a few hours later. There are four saloons
now in operation at Wymore, ana TWO
more applications. those Of John .. Pisar
and Charles snow 70 be acted upon
BEATRICE-Sheriff Schiek and Coroner
Reed were called south Of the city rev
miles Yesterday by the report that the
body OF a man was seen lying along the
Burlington tracks. They made hasC
run in an automobile. only to tind two
Young men OF the city Clarence Colby and
Henry TockeI. just awakening from an al
nights sleep after having tried TO empty
"a Gallon Jug OF whisky which they hal
purchased at Wymore. They were put OF