Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-31

GENEyA-Bishop Williams Of Omaha
conducted services in Trinity church last
night, confirm, 1g a class OF two.
BHATRICB-Miss Frances Morton Of
Lincoln has been elected city librarian to
succeed Miss Florence Smith, resigned.
GIBBoN--Fireo broke out in the Palmer
building at 1880 Thursday, caused by
leak from a gasoline burner. The damage
was slight. ThisIs the fourth fire here in
three weeks.
BBATRICE-John f. Burbank OF Filley
and Miss Maude L. Eaton of Adams were
married here Yesterday by Rev, u q;
farm near F1lley.
GRAND ISLAND-Mrs. AIDA Pearne, |
daughter of ex-Supreme Judge and Mrs.
| T. 0. c. Harrison. were married yesterday
! to Rev DR.. Morgan of Chicago, formerly
a prominent Methodist, but now a lecturer.
| York; F. Richardson received mes
! sage announcing the death OF his father,
l. l. Richardson at Leavenworth, Kan san;
| of York and was the first barber In the
town.
| NEBRASKA CITY-John H. Rigenberg
of Hastings and Miss Nora Malen, were
married last evening at the home of the
brides parents in this city by Rev. F. NJ.
sisson They will make their future home
In Hastings.
| BEATRICE-walter A. Dole yesterday
began divorce proceedings against Nellie
b. Dole Cruelty and desertion are made
the grounds for the action. 1t is alleged
that Mrs. Dole deserted her husband about
two weeks ago.
LYONs-Emil Marquardt, a farmer liy-
ing east of here, while fighting prairie
fire in strong wind was overcome by
heat and exhaustion and was taken to the
house, where he remained unconscious Tor
over three hours. 1t is thought he will
recover.
NEBRASKA CITY-Linie Josephine
/ Holden Of Hurr, has filed her petition in
the district court praying for divorce
from her husband, Edward A. Holden. She
charges him with non-support and deseP-
ton, and askes for the custody OF the
minor children.
NEBRASKA CITY-Otto e. Weir and
Miss Edna Hamilton of Rockport Mo-,
came to this city yesterday and were mar
RED Edward Peskek and Miss Edna
Bickard were married at the homo of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bickard,
near Unadilla, Wednesday evening.
-PE4ATRIcE-The oxygenatOr company
| court yesterday against their agent, G. G,
johnson. of this city, to, e9llect S15e;4o.
h goods purchased by the defendant be-
tween November. 1909. and February, 1910.
YORK-This afternoon the first session
DR.. George p shidler Of York discussed
useful suggestions Of help and good work
that can be carried on In Sunday school
3 work In the cause OF temperance.
BLOOMFIEID-The Commercial club OF
9 this city held it's annual meeting last night
. and the following officers were elected foI
the coming year. President, p a. Tulleys
. vice president, j. ]. McCourt; secretary
! treasurer c. f. Heckt; executive commit
tee DIR. w. II. Mullen, II, w. Phillips, 4
u | M. Caya, Detlef Hafner, r.. f. Filter F
/ IL. Graham and II. f. Cunningham. The
club has about 100 members
r 1 McCOOK-The German Congregational
J lists of McCook will build a new edific'
to. cost 5000 on the site of the old church
= which was built almost a quarter of
century ago, and which Is utterly
| INADEQUATE to their needs. The new build
ing will be 40x65 feet with a tower fort!
l., | feet high. It is expected to be able 4
dedicate the new building October II, tn
l. date Of the Ministerial association meeting
e here.
, FAIRBURY-B. f. Henry, who live
a near Daykin has returned from trip L
: st. Joseph, Mo, where he took consign
n ment of live stock to the markets. Thi
II consignment comprised two carloads of IA
heifers and steers and Mr.. Henry had tn
distinction of topping the market with hi
" beeves.. The shipment consisted of thirty
1f eight head of steers and heifers mixed
. which averaged 1926 pounds and sold a
e s.. 20 per hundred. John Gaffney, also o
m Daykin, had eighteen head of steers o
n the same market which averaged 100
=, pounds and sold at $50.
ANSLEY-At a meeting of the Ansle
3 school board the following teachers wer
n selected for the next school year: Prot
William b. Ireland, reelected for the thir
year; Miss Mabel Morrison, reelected 10
the second year; Miss Elizabeth Moody
n now teaching in the Creighton publ