Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-30

oM.h.. asa iss sons. Rss .na alsna
Becker 81 David eliE,
,.,,, e,,, D. t.s' ., .,., ~.
home here, lie h.a been . prominent faTE
allure dealer .Ai aRdsTIsksE ia David
CITY sinss iats, NJ, Gee 10 survived ~
MS wife sai one sen, u, h. eas ei this
slly,
hisemtisld-thsElss JehHseH Of the Aa-
disoa nslshbarhsea alsd st Rochester,
Nina. fells~ins an operation, The body
sss returned here ana the funeral held
Ia the eehsFssstlsasl church,
Mrs. Matilda rs.Assks.
feFA-Ars Matilda trehssAs, ~, died
81 her hefas here,
Mrs.. Mary Meets.
fhsyG-.ifs Mar Reefs, -, died at
The home % her son. John hssss. one
mile east Of here.
q, q. Albright.
kssTnsY-G, 8 Albright died 81 his
sssss.r s % IL ~. ms.is 1 ss. business. Ian IL R.a ed
Cloud for over IS years In 1914 he moved
10 ksstnsS ana became . tfAseiinS sAlss-
man, From kssrnsy he covered territory
of the state. lie leaves . wife and two
young sons,
Pri.nd--Th. body o. Mrs' xsns. Lang.
ley. ~. who died ., the home o. her son.
George. In kssrnsy. WAS brought 10 Friend
for burial by the side Of the grave Of her
ssiin. county Tor sSea, is years. coming
here In ises
nAhy Gssds.
Fri.nd--Ths baby hoy born 20 Mr.. and
Mrs. n, y. doode Of this city died and the
body WAS taken to Lincoln for burial
oshkosh--fred Johnson, one of the pio.
nesrs OF Garden county. died al his home
south Of Lswsiisn. He leaves q widow
and sishi children.
Mrs. v. u. kieksrd.
oshkosh--Mrs. V. u. Rieksrd. a former
resident OF this county. died at Broad
leaves . husband and two sons and Two
daughters.
Derethy Meyer.
denly at her home AZ Crab Orchard. She
Wa is and the daughter Of Mr.. and Mira
D. Meyer. old residents Of that place.
. Peter white.
North ioup.-Pstsr White. 30. Nebras-
kA pioneer. died st his homs here. lie
was born in BelHium March 6. 1889. and
emisratsd 10 this country with hi. par
enss In ls<s. they first locating a, MIL
waukee. In 1851. when 10. White came
into the then territory Of Nebraska.
iisre he took up the occupation of
eraska City and Julesburx. This expert
encs on the frontier gave him valuable
.Ipsrisnes and especially qualified him
for his later service in IN. Nebraska
the civil war. In 1854 he was married
10 Miss Mary sauires and took up a
homestead near the present town OF
changes Of location. he settled for
time at Albion, going there in 1898 and
moving with his family TO North Loup
In 1905. Twelve children were born
& asm' 70. msS% m.Sy y..l. s.n' s. ssFis: h.:
made his home with his son. owen
white: and his two dauEhters. Fanny
wS,,. SrS Nor.h White; in this city Mr.; Mr.;
church at Albion and his body was
taken there for burial.
Mary z. PottinEer.
Fsirpury.-Mary E. Pottinger. rs, died
vived by her husband. A. X. Pottinger.
4 daughter, Mrs. W. A. stegeman, Dill
Ter: = son, Milton. Jansen. The Pot
fingers are pioneers OF Jefferson county.
Mrs. Anna ReImer.
Jsnssn.-Mrs. Anna Reimsr. as. resid-
Ing near Jansen, died after q lingering
illness. Funeral services were held IN
the Mennonite church near Jansen.
Mrs. AEaes Langley.
Kearney.-Mrs. Agnes Langley died here
at the homo Of her son. Mrs. Langley
was born in England. February II. 1928.
and was Up to few days ago, apparent
looked forward to the time when she
might celebrate her Tooth birthday ami
versary. next February. and confidently
felt she would exceed the century mark
ties until the last. The funeral was held
In the Evangelical church here and the
body was taken to Friend for burial.
Thomas Irvine.
Beatrics.-Funeral services for Thomas
Irvine. former Beatrice contractor who
died In Lincoln, were held in the Scott
Harman chapel. conducted by Rev. Leo
Sorey.
Mrs. Elizabeth Heusman.
Beatrice.-Mrs. Elizabeth Heusman. Is.
died At her homo here after brief ILL
ness. She is survived by three sons and
Fred Z. williams.
Gothenburg.-Frh f. Williams, o8, |
died at his home south Of here. He be-
came sick Unexpectedly during . storm
and the wires being down his family
was unable to summon 4 physician He
died within an hour.
Mrs. Jessie Townsend.
Beatrice.-Word was received here of |
the death Of Mrs. Jessie Townsend, form
hcme at LINCOLN. The body was taken
to Minataro for burial.
Arlie Culver.
Beatrice.-Funerai services for Arli.
Culver were held in the homo Of his
brother. C. M. Culver, conducted by Rev. |
J. Franklin Haas. Mr.. Culver was form
erly member Of old Company G and
served on the Mexican border. Pallbearers
were from his old company. He was at
one time employed as q brakeman on the
Union Pacific and was recently awarded l.
. verdict in the district court OF $4,000
for injuries received while employed with
the company. A widow and two small
children survive.
Mrs. Hervey.
Steele City.--Word comes from Univer-
sty Place announcing the death Of Mrs.
Herney. English teacher In Steele City
homo at University Place with view
Of benefiting her health.
Henry @. Bean.
Columbus.--The Oldest man in Columbus
. soldier of the civil war, Henry c. Bean,
%, died here. He IL survived by three
aonS and five dau4htefU Born in Ger.