Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-14

LYONB-Antoine Larson was chosen to-
day by the Lyons High school IS an eddi-
TO be held in Lincoln next week
CRA1G-Nlss Della strothsrs and Jake
Weeces went TO Wayne Wednesday and
we're married by Rev Gerriet Jansen Of
this place, who accompanied them for that
purpose,
nemsn, near this city, last night gave birth
10 three fine, healthy calves, two hefers
ana one bull. They are quite evenly
indication OF growing into cattle.
CRAIo-At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
w. MoMiilin. south Of this city, Tuesday
evening. their daughter, Jessie, was married
70 FRANK P Pisree son OF Dr; PeGse ,S 81
Methodist Episcopal church officiating.
FAIRBURY-County Judge Boyle issued
marriage licenses 20 the following couples
the last week eek Wii I01.rs AaSm a
Marie Lewis. y. Sllas Wilson, Is; Ruth
Riddle. "a Otto Gutmer. 2s; Emma
Sohwisow, "a
dent Of southern Gage county died at his
home four miles east OF that place yester-
day. Mr.. Taylor was employed as a school
teacher for years, and took an active In
terest in politics in Gage county He was
sixty-two years OF age and unmarried.
CRAI0-A COW belonging to Fairy Han
CRAIG-FrRnk Ulrich, farmer near
hers, was struck on the nose by the crank
OF = new engine just installed Tuesday
and the nose was badly crushed. Mr.. Ul-
rich has not recovered from an accident to
his hand q fow months ago, from which he
yet fears he may lose three fingers
FAIRBURY-Prof. j. Hwiokey. leader Of
the Fairbury band, is training sixty MEM
bers for local minstrel show to be given
in FRirbury in the near future. The Fair
bury Commercial club has employed Prof.
zwiokey to organize a minstrel show com
posed of local talent This will be given
under the auspices of the good roads COM
mittee.
BBATEICR-At noon Thursday at the
home of the brides mother, Mrs. Louise
Harris, was solemniEed the marriage of
Mi9s Margaret Harris and Thomas Winter
Short Of st. Paul, MINI, Raw. U. q. Brown
| officiating. Following the ceremony, which
was witnessed by about twenty-five guests.
a luncheon was served. The young couple
VIII spend their honeymoon on the Pacific
coast before returning to 81. Paul to live,
| TBCUMSHH-At the regular meeting of
the Tecumseh Woman's Relief corps yes
terday afternoon, the following officers
were Installed: President, Mrs. Drucilla
Philpott; senior vice president Mrs. Martha
hutr9m; junior vice president, Mrs Chris
tena Miller; treasurer, Mrs. Alice Sherman
secretary, Mrs, Sarah Dinsmore; chaplain,
Mrs.. o. J. Dawson; conductor, Mrs. Mile
FAgick; assistant conductor Mrs, Charlotte
L. Parker; guard, Mrs. Elisabeth Hedges
assistant guard. Mrs. Mary Parker
TDOUMsnH-An effort is on foot to re-
organise the Tsoumseh Commercial club.
A. a meeting Of business men. held at the
club rooms last evening a committee was
appointed to take charge of the work OF
reorganization. The COMMITTEES included the
following gentlemen: c. M. Shaw, Harry
Phelpa, ~. O, Hedlfck, l.. M. Davis and
Frank DetOe A meeting OF those interested
will be called later. II Is proposed to assess
members with sufficient amount in dues
merely to pay the running expenses of the
club
PAIRDURf-Russell post No. II, Grand
Army OF the Republic have elected the fol
lowing officers for the year, 1910: Com
manqer w. M Armstrong; senior vice com
mandeF. James Glenn, jr.! vice commander
August Defer; surgeon, ". J. Bebout
adtutant, h A. KOntaI chaplain, ID. c. Vim.
SOM quArteFmasteF, J. X Duler; offices
OF the dayI o. II. DurandI officer of tn,
guard, J. W. Dcdd; patriotic instructor, w
Fl. AveCyi sergeant major, w. II. Boards
levi orderly major sergeant, Robert Brock
inEids sentinel. Judd Clark
BBAT'RICR-A stranger giving tho nam,
OF James Mclaughlin Is I'm Jail at Marys
Vile, Kan, suspected of being one OF tn,
Watervtlle, Kan hank robbers He wa
arrested at Kansas City and in his room
was found a quantity of dynamite. fusei
and caps wrapped In wall paper. He wa
brought to Marysville yesterday and lodged
IN jail to await hts preliminary hearing
The detectives who have been working OF
the Waterville case trailed the auto useC
by the robbers to a cornfield where thel
found buried In the ground a quantity o
| explosives and tools.