Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-23

ming. Mrs, John l., Buel, CaRneeii-
cut; Mrs Willard T, Block. Illinois
Miss Annie Wallace, New HamP-
shire; Mrs. Howard l.. Mccall OF
Georgif and Mrs. Everett q. Sew
ell OF Florida.
The delegates were received by
~. president aud Mrs. Harding in
the blue room and music was fur
nished by the marine band. This
evening they attended pageant.
given by the Children OF the Ameri-
can Revolution. The congress will
conclude with business session to-
morrow.
| Deaths |
Thsnsss Irvine.
Hsstfies Thomas Irvine. Old resident
of Beatrice and onsstims contractor Of
his city. died 10 hospital a, Lincoln,
lie 10 survived ~ a widow and a number
Of children. all grown,
Mrs, ior~a Marshsii.
Beatrice Funeral services for Mrs
chapel conducted by Rev. ~. Leo sorey,
Ar, BittinE.
BfHttira= military funeral was held
In Aihlslic park for Art Biting. who
lost ais life Ia the ArEonne forest Sep
ismher :s 1915. The services wers large
ely attended. tho sermon being given BY
Rev. J. Franklin Haas os tho Methodist
church. g. L. Brewster. formerly cap
tain OF old Company & OF which Btting
was member. made a few brief remarks.
BittinE'Norman post, American Legion,
and Company q participated IN tho --rY-
ices music being furnished by the Bss-
triee municipal band, Nrnhhft's orchestra
and a double male quartet. beautiful
nsw silk FLAG. purchased by Biting
Norman post, was used at the funeral for
tho firs, tins. biting was 81 and a
son Of H. o. Sitting, old resident OF
Beatrice.
Mrs. Loren Marshall
Beatrice. Neb.-Mrs. Loren Marshall, ~.
s>ed at hor home In this city after a
oriss Illness. She IN survived by her husS
sand and one child. Burial was In Ever
green Home eefstery.
Mrs. Juliet A. Cherry.
Beatrice. Neb.--Mrs Juliet i. Cherry.
mother Of Mira Q. T.. Cherry Of this city,
dioi At her home ut Endicott Che set
tied near De witt In 1855 where rho and
her husband resided for years. Burial
was ct Dc witt.
Art biting.
beatrice Neb.-The body Of Art Bit
ting, Beatrice war hero who lost his
life in action In France. arrived in the
city and was met at the Burlington sta
tion by about so legion men and escorted
TO the Scott-IIsrman mortuary. Funeral
services ~, he held In Athletic park this
afternosA At 1850.
John Hinmnn.
North Plsste. Neb.-John Hinman. 81.
who came 70 North Platte In 1865 and
had almost continuously made this city
his honre. Is dead. For years he was a
leading building contractor, and erected
. number Of the business blocks in North
Platte.
Mrs. Dena Phillips.
David city.-Mys. Dena Phillips died at
her home In David City after a two
months Illness.
". G. Scott.
Ashland.-w. c. Scott, rs. leading
merchant Of this city for a. years and a
resident of Nebraska for over so years.
died. Five children survive him: John
father in the business; Mrs. Jessie Scott
Miiliner. formerly OF Omaha; Clement 8.
Scott, Kanaas City. Mo-, Miss Dorothea
Scott, Ashland. and Miss Elizabeth Scott.
veteran. serving nearly three years in
Company l. Eighth Indiana volunteers. He
came from indiana to Nebraska in 1870.
settling first at Camden and then at Ash
land In 1871. where with his father he
established the grocery business conducted
for nearly half century.
Mrs. Ships.
Friend.-Mrs. Ships, 80. died at the home
of her son. NJ E. Ships. south OF this
city. 8. ]. Ships, another son. lives
near Dorchester.
Ich,, Schaldk
Friend.-John Scheidt, prominent resi-
dent Of this city. one of tho pioneer farm
ers Of Saline county. died after q long
Illness.
David G. Miller.
Alliance-David G. Miller. s., pioneer
farmer living near Marsland. died here
at tho home Of his brother, True Miller;
when Is years old came to western Ne
braska. where he resided until his death:
Besides his brother heref he Is survived
by . son. Claude; daushser Vn.. MABEL .,.ter Tso
Mrs. C. E. Matthews OF Marsland and his
father, DR.. w. X. Miller Of Alliance he
WAS . prominent member OF the Alliance
Odd Fellows lodge. which had charge OF
ths funeral.
Mrs. r. L. EllinErod.
Bloomfield.-Mrs. r. L. Ellingrod died
at her home in this city: The funeral was
church.
August Jensen.
Reatrice.---August Jensen. %. reured
farmer OF Jansen, died in hospital
here. He Is survived by widow and
number Of children.
Mrs. Margaret Il. Barber.
di.d ~ her home here. She was an
early settler in Nuckoiis county
Thomas G. ChamberlAln.
proken Bow--Thomas c. Chamberlain,
pioneer OF Sherman county, resiaing heaf
Mason city, died at the Mason City nos
pital.
Mrs. O. A. johnson.
Nebr.,ka City.-Mrs. o. A. johnson,
resident Of the city for 40 years: died a.
her home here she cn !. sIoS,v.n 1oSnson " rerre IRE
INIT ina: Frank johnson. Peru. Neb.
Carl johnson, spreckles. Cal; GeorEe
Johnson, Nebraska City. and Mrs. birole
Gilmore, Murray. Neb.
Mr., Mary Cooper.
HAatrics.-Mrs. Mary Cooper wife OF
esels' c1Snsr Of cinSy' Mss nu.s.nd s three
iona nome .nd 1d two daughters survive.
.s AGED Women Die.
Loup City.-Mrs. Catherine snerm.n'
dents Of this vicinity. died at their
homes.
Dorothy v. Graft.
Bsatrice.-Dorothy virginia; & tns YOU'VE yo.hs
west Of Beatrice. died after a brief IL
sess. Funeral services were held in the
home conducted by Father Bickert.
Mrs. Jane Gregg.
Grand Island.-Mrs. Jane Gregg. -.
Ala ~ her home in PRmer. She was OF
one Of the older families in the vicinity, ny.
The funeral services were heid IN the
ChrtstIsn church at Palmer.
Mrs, Sarah C. johnson.
Tabla Rock-Mrs. Sarah Scott Jonn-
son. sc, died in Lincoln. Services g were
held In the Presbyterian church az raw"
nee City, Rev. Mr.. Payne officiatlns.
H. j. Dusdale.
shelton.-H. J. Dugdale. 6s, died II a
hospital at Lincoln. The body was
brought to Shelton for burial Henry
James pugdale was born in shelton.
then known>as Wood River Center July