Nebraska Newspapers

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Tin: rr.K: omaha. Sunday. January 23. viii.
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Deaths and Funerals
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in ln fit., lu rvta.e ii" in raaa
of Itav, , '. J.ur- Palln.
Wan rae.tl of liin. lr ,
aa I la a tally nay rifa la In
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frank I, Ijtolhaa.
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lha betn f lr. It, lit. I In l4
rr, Mr, taulhaa wa hoia la Af.o'a
(II . In DM aal n ll4 in iai. fur
IK reel y.er th fanarel neltl l
tk aottia f IV !" alili tv. T
fnr(r M.HB. t ( In Mia4t rtntfilt Of
d'talU'S. Marr I !.
Unlet, y.h Hmtrv I'att. 13,
Mr. n1 Ufa v, II. Iu, rti-l
llatalv. Till I fh H'M M "t
4 Mr, la. la l with lha m di-v-tt.
latina Nrlaaraa.
M"., Nth f.aana rlrlfltfVa. SI.
ftiusritar af Mr, nt Mi H, M.maraa
of inta.y. it Har ah wa annul li
f eetti.ltry aat of tiaflan.
Ir. M.T. WrW.
Mall. Nh Dr. M. T malar, St, nfom
lnn rhxirian, ol-l .u.t.tatii ftr a
t.rl.f lllnaaa of eiarlat Crvar. IU ram
(ram ricttr.ll. warre his moih.r rtiit.
lahn llr lJinc.
Wrmara, Na John llMifil'. 71, r'
nrar riUM, di4 at hi hntn all mil-
nuili nf town la funnil rvoJucmJ
by B. HlMdlfP.
Mra. Harrlft llimlar.
'. fl.hUh. NfH-tln. Ilarrirt Hunlaf. 7,
f.n. f lha carl Millar at I 111 county
ill4 l nMnian:
Kalalla tlahrr.
Tlrmrlr. N.l. F.Mlla nhr, fjulitrf
f air. n4 Mr, l.ronarj Klhtr, of m1II,
Binl at hr hnrri fh.r firr a lflt 111-
a. Burial In nam cmirjr.
Jnhn l. MrHrtlnr.
r(rlf. Nl Jnlin M. H4lln. 77.
lnr raalilan! nf auilthCn 'Ufa ,'OUMV.
H"1 at Mi hina ouih of Wynmr afi'f
a brlaf IIIum 1I lv a wiuuit anu
number of ehll.lren. all gruwn.
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. - Jimra rrMnrll.
. Trtra. KVh. Tha funtral f h Ir.l
Jf7hi Praa.nall, HrvK Inlnml arctlon for,
man, ilm mil.l aouth nf laWlit
whrn hi rir wnl Inlo a illifh, w hrM
at Da Wilt Th hly w ukn to Kalr
Irury for turlal. Vrcwnell wa abnut 40
nd I .urvlvrd by LI a Mow and. flv
ihlldren. '
D. 0. Umlth.
WrCook. Kb. D. C. emlth. farmer, of
star Mccook, dltd.
Ti'Illlam I'nwara.
TW Hock. Nab. William Pnwrr. a
mmhr of th firm of Powar Uro..
- )iramlnant alnrkmrn, of Humboldt for
many yar. dlacl at hi horn at Hum
boldt aftar a loin lllnaaa. Funeral crv
. h!a war h'ld In rhara of th O. A. R.
.and W. It, P. Burial wa In th Humboldt
Vmetry. Ha la avrvlvrd by a widow and
two aona. Mr. Edith Poa'er, th widow,
I a prominent member of tho Table Rock
. ' V.'. R. C.
Mr. Mary llny.
Hrtrlci. Nah. lr. Mary Ia('. 7.
raaidant of Hatrlc nine 1S67, prominent
In Rebrkah lodire work In th county and
atata, wra found dead In her apartment
, In th Stoll block. It Is believed she dlod
of aoo'ilexy while rreparlnt; to retire.
. Khe leave a alater, ilra, William Dillon
of Ruekln, N'eb.
' Harm Frame).
, Beatrice. Neb. Horm Franten, M, pio
neer nf Gaffe county, died at hi home In
Hanover townahlp, northeaat of Beatrice.
He itii th father of Mra. John Jurajena,
with whom he had made hi homo for a
long time. HI wlfa died year ago. .
, Mra, Cenrrte Scott.
" Baatrlco, Neb. Announcement wis re
ceived here of the death of Mrs. Oeorce
Seott, formerly a reaident of Beatrice, at
her home In Chicago after a brief IHneaa.
lh wa 65. Her husband, who died In
Denver anm year afro, wa at one tlm
engaged In the dry good business hare,
Jnmea Vetoraen.
St. Taul, Neb. Jamca Petersen, 84. died
. at hi home in this city after a short
Illness. Ho hod resided' In thl county
since 1910. Ho leaves his aged wife, three
, boy and thrco girls.
- Mr. J, P. Taylor.
St. Paul, Neb. Mra. J. P. Taylor, 7 ,
did at her home In this city after a pro
longed illncas. She had resided in thl
section of the stats for the laat 43 year.
Mile I aurvlved by her aged husband, three
sons and two daughters. Frank J. Taylor,
Charles E, Taylor and Mrs. A. N. Conklln
reside In this city. Edward O. Taylor
liven at Loup City and Mrs. Eva Curry
"at Zanesvillo. O. The funeral wa held
at the First Presbyterian church and
burial made In Elmwood cemetery,
Walter Wilson.
MoCook, Neb. Walter, son of ,T. B. 'Wil
son, died following a short attack - of
pneumonia.
I.uelle May Hockett.
'JloCoolt. Nob. I.uelle May, daughter of
Robert Hockett, died here.
, William HochTitner.
1 Edffar, Neb. William Hochvllner. 67,
' died at hi home In Edgar. Mr. Hoch
vltner had been ill for several years and
ubout three months ago became blind.
Ha leaves a wife; two daughters. Hose
md Mae, both working In Omaha, and
ore son, W. L.. Edgar merchant. Funeral
services were held from the home, Rev.
.1, W. Brown officiating. Burial was In
, Edgar cemetery.
C. F. Flood man.
. Stromaburg, Neb. Funeral services were
held here for C. F. Floodman, 70. a
wealthy retired farmer of Stromsburg. Mr.
Floodman died suddenly. Ha leaves a
wife and several children, among whom
is Mrs. J. N. Norton head of the Nebraska
farm bureau. ,
Mra. 8. J. Palmer.
' "Beatrice. Neb. Word was received here
ef the death of "Mrs. S. J. Palmer, 80,
formerly of Beatrice, which occurred at
her home at Carthage, Mo. The body was
taken to Illinois for burial.
T. T. Garrison.
Denlson, la. The funeral of T. J. Gar
Hon took place at his residence. The
rvires were in charge of the. Masonic
t'V . . All Ka
l i balk and many business house closed
during th lunerai cour.
Dell Power.
Columbus. Neb. Dell Power, 39, died
uddenlv from heart dlaease. Mr. Powers
. Dnll, .niinlv Ha warn a
, aTBB UUril ill i ui" . i . . - -"
nuuai. vi , a , .......... . .
nd a member of the Royal Highlanders.
' n 1S07 he was married to Miss Susie
v fbts. His father, Patrick Powers, is an
so J resident of Columbus.
mat Mrs. Anna Kotrch.
T, Paul. Neb. Mrs. Anna Kotrch, S4,
1 IlClr of g!x Krown children, was buried
SOn -4 She was born In Bohemia and
s'lOV "ebraska ln th0 ttTiy o'Shtles'
: atV ; Joshua Kech.
t J Beatrice. Neb. Joshua Kech,' 6S, old
Resident of Liberty, died - at that place
'following a stroke of apoifexy. Three
'. son and two daughters sur.ve.
. .. . Mrs. Mary Hagr..
.1 ' Beatrice, Neb. Funeral services for
.Mrs. Mary Hagy, who was found dead In
hr apartmeata in the Stoll block, were
held here. Mrs. Hagy wss prominent
V In Rebekah work and for 6 year had
never missed a state convention of the
i 'order. She was J9 and had been a
' resident of Beatrice since 1867.
Mr. Anna Meytr.
'""Beatrice. Neb Mrs. . Anna Dorothy
Stayer. 61, formerly' of Fuller, died
Orleans. Tha body was brought here
fof burial.
i:. Stanley Kyba.
' ' Beatrice, Neb. Stanley, tha young on
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ryba of Virginia,
died after a brief lU-.ets.
Cerp. Maurice Ptephensosu
' l- . xt rww t. vtmrftl service wer held
:hr for Corp. Maurice Stephenson, who
; dld In France wniie carving wnn
pany M of tho Ulth Infantry. The body
in u .i On w- over a week ago.
Foneral aervlce were conducted by Rev.
L. P. Goodwin of the Methodist church,
i Former comrade of Corp. Stephenaon
. . - were pallbearers.
, . 3. M. Ileamer.
TJbrty. Neb. Word ha been received
nf tha death of I. M. Beamer, 66. at
Clearfield, la. Mr. Beamer wa a pioneer
.resident of Liberty, having, moved to lowa
' four years ago.
T - Ira Brewer.
D TTItt. Neb Ira Brewer. a clyil
war veteraaltd at hi home in D Witt.
1
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me la .i.i- i ai t .Mt
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Iii.r ef l.y i..rf. jit. a iifiM
Hraaee at 4 . bj.l 4 0ilf,
alia Hnt.ft lliiiai f Li-l,
Mr. Marr Haraaaaaa,
Arr. K.Stln Mtrr Mf t
airiii. K'l-, I . Nh aa a!4
i..i.l..i nf ia touait, rvii.i fin m
la it!t She M kt'p.i't huusa f-
her r h, I. A, hiiV. wuiaaal f
lwll,
I, r. -llwa.B.
Il-.trl.. .l I. y. rellw. t.
Hi. 4 frnir a4 isn fif. 4iU 4
rt.Hly al hi hum in Baatri'. M b4
t. m t,4nt of ! cewaiy for aaarir
4 i .r, txmiof b" ffm Uefsaaay, At
it lims h. a lrl'-ld wllM W,.d
ItfiM. at .ih-'N n lha (ri!lt f
tttels lurua f..m A mUom 4
lour thlidf ufla.
Net. tia.lfl A. fcttea.
Keft!y, Nab The fuafl bt tat.
nti4 A Ithuii, sun ill Mr. aM Mia
rasa It hh..f. of lb rliy, held h.re.
miliiary a-rvu biu onJnd by uf.
fix ounl " , h, 41. Anisflran t.ian
and th tavl4 thna l'esl f tlaal4
Valarana. l huh f-ll in action Aagasi
l.ia, bain if dial lu((al hly
h.ll.d In Lain.,
Mr. L Wr .
Red Oak, la Mra. I. Itr, who
born t Iuluiu .4 ).rs sgu. nlill that
Irtun -ii still a mrr eluatse uf Iks rabiea
nf ! milrl In th a4 Bile'. H1
al Ih fan r trsldeni here, nri Dad
rMl'll In If 4 iak inr l7f. Mh wal
liiiirri d lo l-r, Ur ea at III. hland Cn-
.t. Via, in int. Ih -tir wa m pro
luing vtrinarla h-r for many year.
Mr. J. M. Ilivlaa.
rarson. la Mr. J. M. lUrlaa. II. ha
ram in Mn"iomry roumy yar eg
front her hum In llllnoi an had baen a
mntlnuil re.l.lent af lha cnunly since lhat
litre, died at Ih bom 0 her daughtar
her.
Mlrhael Uofle.
Ileatrlra. NhI.. Mi h. lioyl. It. form.
erly a resident of Heairlr. die at Dia
home ol NVi.nn, II w lha falhee of
t'harlra IVni. firmer living south of Rea-
tnr. Th body was tkn lo Beatrlc
for bunai.
Jame Pawell.
Aurora, N. Jamea I'ow.ll ef thl elly
dkd front apoplexy. II wa engaRed In
sweeping out a grain ear when he dropped
dead Mr. I'owell nn of. th beat
known member of the Monlo fratmlty
l-i Aurnra loose No. 61. For tnor than
50 year he ha occupied th position of
junior dearni. Th funeral was k In
tharg of Ih Masons,
William Z. Phillips,
flrand Island. Nb Th body of Wil
liam Leonard l'hllllp, who died m
i ninha aa tha result of accidental In
juries, arrived In this city accompanied by
relatives, and funeral orvlrr wer held
si the Ursnd laland cemetery, wher In
terment wa made,
Fdwnnl I'lauwien, Jr.
(Irand Island, Neb. Mr. and Mr. Ed
ward Clnusai'n mourn the loaa of aa In
fant son, F-dward, Jr.. who died at tne
home, at the' as of 1 day. Funeral
aorvlccs wer conducted at th bom.
Mr. Drlln nock.
Grand Island. Neb. Word has been re
ceived of th ilenth of Mr. Delia Buck
, u . 1 1 th.. .it .
. i 1'riitrr. nun niv.'in.ni i ..-.
8he a survived by her husband, a aon
rnn n anuamer, ner sea mmnar, vim
reside her, and three sisters.
- Patrick lilgglns.
flrand Inland. Neb. I'atrlck Hlgglns, a
resident' nf Orand Island for 60 yearn,
died at th St. Francis hospital where,
Ixraus of Inflrmltie Incldant to hi ad
vanced yenra, he had mad hi horn for
the past five year. He ws born ln
Kilkenny, Ireland, and wa tS. Funeral
rvlcea wer held In 81. Mary' Catholic
church, Rev. Father Helms officiating.
Mr. Ralph Mcrieman.
flrand Island, Nub. Mr. Ralph
McCllmans, formerly Mis Mabel Wlnana.
died at the home of her father, Frank
Wlnans. in thin city following a brief III
reaa. Mrs. McCllmans had fur aome time
lieen residing ln California and was on
n vlait with her father when taken I'l.
Funeral aervloe wer held ln th real-
dence of Frank Wlnans, Rev, A. A, Smith
of th Presbyterian church, officiating, i
Leonard Z Miller. -
Orand Island, Neb. Leonard L. Miller,
75, died nt the home of hi mother, Mrs.
W. ir. Bents, in this city, following an
extended Illness. He had com to thl
city from Montana to be with relatives.
Surviving him are a widow, on small
c'oughter, and hi mother.
Mr. John Pom.
Beatrice. Nob. Mra. John Dom, 76,
pioneer resident of Gago county, died at
her home soutiiwest or jea trice alter an
Illness of three months. She la eurrlved
by her husband, three son and a daugh
ter. ,
Mr. Ixi n V. Carter.
Lodgenole. Neb. MrB. Lou Virginia
Carter, 6S. wife of J. Q. Carter, prominent
farmer and atockman, died at ner nome
here. The body was taken to Fairfax,
Mo., tho family' old home, for burial.
The husband and seven children survive.
Mrs. E. A. Wells.
York, Neb. Mrs. E. A. Well died at
the fnmllv home here. She was 63. She
came to Tork county with her husband in
I97.
Mia Lillian HlmpklnX.
David City. Neb. Funeral service wer
held here for Mies Lillian Slmpkins, who
died at the homo of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. W. Slmpkins, of this city. Miss
Simpklns was city librarian up until tn
lima of her death, having held that po
sition for 16 years. She leaves her par
ents, two Brothers ana tnree sisters,
Mrs. Edward McAvoy.
Gretna. Neb. Mrs. Edward MeAroy.
died in an Omaha hospital following an
operation. Her husband wa formerly
county sheriff of Sarpy county but for
the last four years has been farming near
Gretna. Besides a husband, Mrs. mc
Avoy 1 aurvlved by aged parent, Mr.
Mr. Sarah E. Laymen,
Table Rock, Neb. Mrs. Sarah E. Lay
man. 70. who had been a resident of Ne
braska for more than half a century, died
at her residence after a severe illness of
many weeks. She was the wife of John
H. Layman. Mrs. Layman was a daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Kerns, who
camo from Pennsylvania ln 1866, settling
on a farm two miles south of Table Rock,
S'ha is survived by her husband, one son,
Glen Layman, and two daughters, Mr.
Llnnle Faulkner and Mr, F. W. Porak of
Humboldt Mr. Nancy. Talor of Table
Rock Is a sister and Wesley N. Kern of
Adams a brother. Funeral service were
held at tha M. E. church ln Table Rock
an burial was ln Table Rock cemetery.
Mrs. Mary Glenn.
Falrbury, Neb. Funeral ervlee wer
held for Mrs. Mary Glenn at the Glenn
home ln Falrbury. She wa a pioneer of
Jefferson county.
Madison, Neb. Stephen Edward Jones,
youngest eon of Mr. and Mrs. William
Jones, died from a rupture of a blood
vessel in the brain. He was born at Madi
son, May 17. 1896. and had resided here all
his life. The funeral was held at his
parents home. Rev. Mr. Wlmberly offi
ciating. Burial was in Crownhill cemetery.
The- boy Is survived by his parents, one
brother and one sister, and his grand
parents. Mr, and Mrs. Stephen Jones, all
of Madison, .
Roelfs-Roseman.
Dlller, Neb. Walter M. Roelfs and Miss
Rosalie Marie Roscman of Dlller, were
married at Lanham, Kan., by Rer, A.
I.bU of St. John's Lutheran church,
StecUmnn-Jobe.
Beatrice, Neb. CUne William Stock
man. 25, and Hasel Lucille Jobea, 20, both
of Tecumseh, were married here by Coun
ty Judge Messmere.
Chllcott-Albers.
West Point, Neb. Lester Chllcott and
MIbs Alwlne Alber were married by Rev.
A. E. R. Oleschlaeger, pastor of St. Paul'
Lutheran church. They will make their
home near Wlsner.
Sloaker-WllsOtt.
Sidney. Neb. Miss Juanlta Wilson,
daughter of Mr. and Mra Frank R. Wil
son of Sidney, waa married to John P.
Sloaker of Douglas. Wyo... by Rev. T.
Pcrter Bennett of the Methodist church
VanHorn-Hanson.
Stromsburg, Neb. Charlotte Hanson
and Victor Van Horn, both of Btromsburc,
weo married in Omaha at the home of
the bride's sister. Mrs. Judge Stauffer.
Rev. Mr. Van Horn of the Methodist
cnurch at Benson, brother of th groom,
terformed tha ceremony. Miss Hanson
of Sidney.
has been a bookkeeper in th First Na
t'onal bank of Stromsburg for two yearn.
The young eoupl will resld on a farm
near Stromsburg.
Wlllis-Klrkpa trick.
Callaway, Neb. Oscar Willi and Mra.
Weddings
Nebraska Social Activities
talk 4 a ttannuat,
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oust i at lie thii-uu thut.a,
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nf ih i 4 I4 l'4r
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k.4 iheir -iBHi 'siiii f-r ih
la.lallaiwa afl.r.i 1'u nf
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Aiavld.
aV-beaaaa laalall OfrW. , ,
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lasiall'4 tbair ! ll"l
hlfa. Ki Olain ef Toruin b'l
rasfg ot Ih .M.moay. Tt. Wi.
Ifira wars, asm gfaad, 'f-
H-bfl u ! in4. all n
p.tk.ri .fUf. Mm l-a ev.i.i
fmaaelat etr.iary. Mi " ".
s,,4 ir.air, Mia mad I'ai"'.
MlkUIrr 4rgnl.
Lag.fele, Wsia Xm.Mli.t m)allf r
Oerlr-d. Kirbpatrlrlf. toll, of ia .
.r married at tlandy. . fc"
run 1. ih. d.ughier ul J.'hn '"!"" j;
wealth lrmr ao4 HKWmn, n
id nrtn ( hf.
tfU4r-H ge.
pan. City. Ni. Hi Msrf,1
W.ns.r w niantod m rtimon . I'fitr
t Ih Uaihodial f..n. In Ihi eiiy.
Il.it h young upl nr Irom lllaaalh.
k.a" and "om in Paw". t'Hy l ha
May. 0 N. l-anaun. Methmliaf l-a.i.ir,
marry thm. Mr. and Mrt lUrviJ Muiv.
M of lllirth. nccnini.siile.1 them aiil
ltnsa-d l n i i-iiiwHr. -r
thuir hem in Htili.
OgorsnlUn-Ulmsled.
rnibrldl. l Anum fgor'.ll
nl alia iri i.. --" -.
. , j..kn a I'alho lO abur' h, in
crrnm 'l h 'l '' ''"' !
and the bndo la a daughter ut Mr. Mil
Flam Olmstsil.
M'llaaa.Hulu.
....... u.hn liuiith Kulp w
mkffl.4 lo Norv.l Wllro; of K !;
thuiri ? Thr t4 U- e
a. I. lfl.aa.li
Tabl Rk. N.b Mis Mry "'
duhlr II sir. ana . r.... .
r.. of Humboldt, as married to iorg
..J ..t I ....In. an aliM'trlrian f
"b.t cfiy? T.i.y will m.k. th-i. - horn.
In Lincoln, th bud being a oookkaeiwr
at lb wncoia noi vu
n-sh-ierley.
N'ebrka City Jam- i'sh ntl Mis
I.llliam y.rley of Ihi oily ' nia.
r.ed at 8ldny, la
TiUbol-I'hllllpa.
Qrnd laland. N-b.-e'l'h- rJlnJ
Mlaa Myrtle Phillip and L.I Talbot, both
f thl. ely. took Mara at Lo"l y
After a brief honeymoon the coupl will
resld In thl ciiy.
Johnann-Schwari.
Orand laland. Neb. Th tnarrlaga of
Freeman B. Johnson of Deer Wood,
Wyo. and Magdalena 8chwor of Aan
ton. Neb., look pi. at th court houae
In thl Uy. County Jodg Muliln of-
flclatlnf.
ftVhaltl-Kroerer.
Ornd Island Neb. August Schults
of thl city and Mia Hattle Kroegor of
r.i-k. r married at Lincoln In u
quiet wedding ceremony. They will re
side near iannoro
Bartenbnch-Lelch.
Grand Island, Neb. Of Interest to
.v.i. trUnum har la tha announcement
of the marrlag of Mls Iran Ldgh.
. . . l i,a V II Le ch
uaugnisr ui mi.
Of Denver, and 0orgo HartenbacR, n
of Mr. ana ir. ntmr .
which took place at Bt. joseim,
i'h.v will make thela horn ln Grand
Island.
Cr-Valller.
m . , . v!nt. Th wiarelfi-a of
Laura Qulllln Valllcr, daughter of Mr.
Mrs. w, it, viui"" nJ.
Crs of Lincoln took plac at the homo
of tha briue parcms, ..... .
. .w- .t.i.iinn hnreh nerform-
nose oi mo v...'".""" ,
lng the ceremony. Mr. and Mr. Crcsa
left at once ior inoir n..i..D . '"'",,
where Mr. Cres Is connected with tho
tmffln denartment of the Burlington
railroad.
Cnlou-Nlelsen.
0i . T . . ,1 XTrtt. rnmlnff II . SUC-
urana mmu, i..-. w........n -
is the announcement of the marriage of
Miss Margaret wieiaen to wmum uuiu.,,
which took place t Kearney enriy m
. . v.. . . ... v-1 v. f . fi u: a a nnlv re-
iecemuer, uuv " .... .. . --
cently learned when the couple mal'e
announcement ana ion. .or ............
on an extended honeymoon trip. Mr.
Gulou Is secretary-treasurer of the Grand
laland Culvert and Metal work and la
well known.
Orcen-Weber.
Orand Island. Neb. Th marrlag of
Mia Roe, Weber and Charles F.
Green, both of Aurora, took place ot
the court house ln thl city. County
Judge MulUn officiating. .
Doxaee-Buttrenl,
Orand Island, Neb. The marriage of
Anna Battreal and Harry L. Doxsee,
both members of th Soldiers' Home at
Burkett, Neb., took place recently. Ad
jutant Walte performing the ceremony.
The groom has th distinction of being
the youngest civil war veteran ln the
Burkett home.
Tobln-Wnlker.
Pawnee City, Neb. Miss Amelia Walk
er, former high school student of this
city, was msrried to Walter W. Tobin of
Clark, at the homo of the bride s par
ent, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Walker. They
will live near' Clark. Rev. C. N. Dawson
officiated.
Chambera-Cantrall.
Tork, Neb. Fay H. Chamber of
Charleston and Bessie Contrail of Mo
Cool wer married ky County Judge
Hopkins.
Belslnger-Hlett.
York, Neb. Clarence Relslnger and
Mlaa Ma Hlett, both of Waco, were
married at the First Christian church
at Waco. The pastor, C. B. Smith, of
ficiated. Johnson-Davis.
Tork, Neb. William C. Johnson and
Miss Ethel C. Davis, both of Osceola, were
married at the Methodist parsonage. IUv.
L. R. DeWolfe officiated.
Sfewart-Fllchlnger. :
Tork, Neb. William Stewart and Thel
ma Fliokinger, both of Waco, were mar
ried by County Judge H. C. Hopkln.
Jedllcka-Otonpallk,
David City, Neb. Miss Olive Otoupallk
and L. E. Jedlicka. both of this city,
were married in Seward by Judge Paul
H. Bee. The bride Is the daughter of Mrs.
Frances Otoupallk of this city and Is a
sister-of the former Nebraska football
star, Hugo Otoupallk, now of Ames, la.
Tho groom I owner ot the Electric shoe
shop her.
' Qnlgly-Colling.
Table Rock, Neb. Miss Matilda Colling
of Table Rock was married to Ivan Qulgly.
Tha ceremony took place at Indlanola, of
wihch place the groom Is a resident. The
groom is a young farmer who was tempo
rarily employed with the water tank erec
tion crew which put up the Table Rock
tank. They will make their home on a
farm ln the vicinity of Indlanola.
ADVERTISEMENT
RED PEPPER FOR
GOLDS IN CHEST
. Ease your tight, aching chest. Stop
the pain. Break up the congestion.
Feel a bad cold loosen up in just a
short time.
"Red Pepper Rub" is the cold rem
edy that brings quickest relief. It
cannot hurt you and it certainly
seemi to end the tightness and drive
the congestion and soreness right
out.
Nothing has such concentrated,
penetrating heat as red peppers, and
when heat penetrates right down into
colds, congestion, aching muscles and
sore, stiff joints, relief comet at
once.
The moment you apply Red Pep
per Rub you feel the tingling heat.
In three minutes the congested spot
is warmed through and through.
When you are suffering from a cold,
rheumatism, backache, stiff reck or
sore muscles, just get a jar of Rowles
Red Pepper Rub, made from, red
peppers, at any drug store. You will
have the quickest relief known.
1
rhattnaa. KlailMll 4 Ikcual rount
Lata t iui.. a Trt C'Uriiy Miuiaiat
e..llli alia llv. T, I. Braualt
e,J..tf, Itfaaldetit, gin I1" . M
Uvi.i), -il.lai.
laaillala Mka l-adga,
M.'fui.k. X.kL Wtt'o..k I id
N.
1411. H, r, I', si. will b li.-tHut
J.Kusrr 14 tit MiCm.k Kik ( in.
tut slslajrat airaoaainaiaa f..r n
li
k
I,. l. kta i.. i ll.al awiaalua. Ileal
it
th !.ia lialn l..4 f Haallt.
tninri. iuiiia. i.iiurDs-', ,. "
iib.r lawn will kav Ufl iisrttli,n
,.. Ill ' -HI " - ' w ' -
II. treat teUbiallun by l-ibilum.
ti .,1 1 ( i ii n ... ! . . .
at. I'l, Nb in at. 11 Qolf flat
nai'i ii annual .ei,i
lo,.lli. Iir. K. tii'h..lon, prralde
of lit elub, 4iialmaatsr. Dr. Nl. I
ISOI r-lect-t praaldoat f ll
, iuii at.. I J..I n k, )tpi r-lelt
i.'ieiiy.lcaaufr.
Inalall New iXllrer.
Tatl llixk, Neb Th officer i
phueiim am smpnient No, II,-1, O. u. I
wera Inalalled by W, 14. tiara, past thl
-..tiMii,-h aka waa a'aiitmldaloard fu
IHat puri'iisa, a fullnn! M. H. Ilnrlan,
tlii"f i-ainatrhl W, II, llaatln, n
tkuiileiit Vnti-r Ataveaa. hli-'h lifiaatl
li Matble, erlb Frank lochran, tra
uierj C, I llunham, junior warden.
Klwanl I lab Itaniue4.
t morn, rtin. ilia utrnir u.n'w.
th Kivaiila iluU wa well allanded.
W, t'nttiplwlt av an IHtarunni la
nn f'ltnttinra tiiipurtunltla In Wymote
l: t'lld how he had voted many town
In N'l.rMh before deciding en Wymora
aa ilia m-n ipii-nnii in- w"t v'.
Iinili"S .ir uer-t.iiiii.riii in puam'ea, r-
Ihur Harm, formerly of Wymora, how
ut IVviia l.alie. N. I, aav a vivid sc.
ruunt of lb .vuparilaan Uagu la that
ata a.
V u i a a I. -i I
a, ... v. ia. . i...
. Wymore, Neb. Th board of dlraetor
of Ih y, V. C. A. held th'lr annual
rleetlun and banquet. Th bualneaaigirli
... . r i h.i. .....i I a rim... In Ika " I 1 1
rtiotns. Mrs. aims inir reaigneu inn
ruirii'nl'iu rr in D.iar.l ot uiran.ir,
tll-u I..-..I I . .1 mtm ml..i( ..I I- kaia nla.a
inr.irniai tutlia wer aivan or couniy
ofricera, Mrs, Fpeilmari, Mlaa liutt.rflsld
....I 1. 1 -- V.a k'-.w
W. B. C. Inatallatton.
niito Uprlng. Neb Th W. n. P. hva
lnlnlled the following offlcar for th
tiBiiiiiir vttari I'reaiiianc jin. acnia ail
ui.Ti a"lilir ii.'v, pita, ii. n aiauiaon.
junior vice, eira. ttiiaun; auarti, 11 1 a.
t iiseheer; naal.tant guard. Mr. Jan Grave
ntt; avcrctaryi Ihntna Graham; treosureri
.lira. 1 -t 1 linn imnil-on: cnapitin, Mr.
Mury I'runiy; conductor. Mr. Florenc
I'ugo: asxistant conuurinr. sirs. Alma
t'ranbuel; color berer Mr. Kale Jnnea,
Mrs. Maul McUlnnla, Mr. Nellie Con-
liiir'i, .iia. I'.iiiiiiiv I'a-auti. ana. aiauu.i
lllnea of Wyinnr and Mesdame I. R.
Could and A. C Ituel ot Beatrice, wer
guest.
r V VI llaa I
Bin Springs, Neb. The Presbyterian
v iirmiiftn r.noi'avor soviviy neiu meir
rngular monthly business meeting at th
I. .... - -a M n .1 1 -I HI a V. n n .
iimib. Ana annual vivcnnn ui oiiiivra vtaa
held and the following elected: Preeldaat,
AI.VIKTIHFUPW
CREAM CLEARS A
STUFFED-UP HEAD
Instantly Opens Every Air
Passage Clears Throat.
1
If "your nostrils are clogged and
- 1 1 -. rr . J 1 c . -
uui iii.au is Muiicu ucLause oi natuy
flfnrrh nr A rnlr! nnnlv a litfV ntirf
antiseptic cream into your nostrils.
It nenetrateQ thrnnrrri avere air niet.
age, soothing and healing swollen, in-
' 1 1 1
nauiL'u liit-'uiuiancs aim you get in
stant relief.
Try this. Get a small bottle of
Aviy d icttin uauu ai. any mug siuic.
Your clogged nostrils open right up;
your head is clear; no more hawking
m: - . r r , . 1 . 1
nr stiuiiiiiiff. ioum nuy. iu tne
stuffiness, dryness, struggling fof
breath is gone. You feel fine.
SAGGING FACES CORRECT
ED BY NEW METHOD
Tightens Loose Skin, Remove
Deep Wrinkles
OUR "LTFTTN8"
OPERATION
Takes Years off.
Restores Contour.
Tightens Loose Skin.
Lifts Drooping
Month.
Lessens Baggy Chin.
Removes "Jowls."
Makes the F a e '
Shapely and
Youthful.
"Lifting" can b
done without ft be
ing noticeable or in
terfering with daily
duties.
Moles, Pimples, Wartr, Superfluous Halrg
Removed New Method.
AH Nos3 Defects Corrected
Dish or Denied
Turn-op Nosa
tml-k at-l.-ttl
oiii miuiti
Double "Hump" or
t Dent "Big- fioaa.
Quickly corrected, whether from Accident,
Dl.sas or Birth.
CONSULTATION FREE Call, phon AT
4598, or write for information about the
Face, Skin, Scalp, Features or Complexion.
Experience Counts Secnr the Best,
C. A. FUREY INSTITUTE,
' 523 Securities BIdg.
Office hours, 9 to S and 7 to 8
Sundays, 10 to 12.
T
.The consensus of opinion is that the new
prices, combined with the definite advance
in automobile development of the new Type
61, constitute the Cadillac, in even higher
measure than before, the greatest motor car
value in the world.
J. H. HANSEN CADILLAC CO.
Farnam at 26th Ave. Har. 0710
Thi I a (Cadillac town.
Mis Mary l.""ullukt H, aii .!!.
il.aa it Ki. (visit, lira r f.
H-J.rlia; iamer, M't, W, II, I'afi
-. .
T La-! t-tl.
West P.lal, N'b Ik U...1.I Wad.
man a hW)i Kaibb,e lauaa a ikt
.lt lLa4 alfnaia Ikla k. Ika
W-dtun war Inatatled bv liulalltna
Cnasvl J. i. l!i. .11 kd earari, A. 4.
k.taa Th lulluall. utll4l
H . Poller, taa.iable raenal, Ur
Tvlll, walll.y dna.,r, Auaiul lUnft,
eletk) m V nam a pa I, bankrri Ksuaxb
Ueialer, nalrhiaini llud iiutar, aat,
4 I'r, V. i, hollar, ht'i.lan. A, K.
kraaaa, maaa.tr, Th adi .i. af lha
Mal fsiahbui wtia ntt.u,.l by Ufa.
t", W, A.ktfman. and ate' Mi. Ll.ua
Kerb, ri. lit. i'ua Kmiiian, vtea
efaclei Mt. Ilakel W.antr, rlianiallvr;
Mra llartn Krauea, maihal Mia llaaala
Hawaflh, itkutdi ! r. luitla. re.
4
- - 1 a. aannat p. nnciu.i, inn.r -M
liati Hi. I.auiaa a- hsall-r. autar an.
tinl JJf, r, J. Holler, .bralv'in.
Will Balld" I barra.
f.tfel. Neb Th fcvanIUel lu-
taerant, wao r-neniir r .iin..l a rhur. h
Dfiannailan beta, a la b-si h iih
tlsa nl a ata rnixla'n fourth adilir.
rhnuTTlay.
West Point, Neb. "All Ul.t.W wa
praa.nltd by Ih dramal, tla ef lb
high 4WBbl,
Orgaalsa lr amula.
Dlller, Neb. A Iroup uf II. ,y Rraul
wllh 14 member wa oinaiilfcl htl llh
O. U Tinima a stout iimtitr,
M, W, A. P.nlertaln,
t Will. Nab Th M. W, A, led
fate a r. -inintt la tli lln al Meightxii
Bd th famine of both Mgta,
Hretnen Nam Offlrrrr,
Tabl Ra.k, Neb. At a -( m nf th
Tabl Sock, Fit rttttipaity IMgar Norti
wa elteltd praatilenti Guy It. llnnliatu.
aeereiery and traaauiar: It. K. Hunan,
hlefj liny W. I. Inn. assistant chief, mid
A. 11. vt.ipaie, sitwatd, nine the com
liisllun of Ih Watarworlt svalein atmi
lirallrninary work by th firemtn la n.oea
aary to lessen Ih fir Intuiaiu ratt wf
101 Jl'KM.
Plan rommunlly llanqnrl,
Cambrl.lna. Neb run I'suibibU Coin-
mutiiiy club elected lurry Thorndiha,
president and C. W. John, aarrvlary and
tratirr. Th board of tnanigrr r:
(',. W. John. II. K. llnv. Ilarrv Thorn.
Ilk and II. P. Rutler. It drlded to
noiii a gat-lugethvr l.an.iuet In wlibh Ih
entire community. Including farmer and
buaine and profession! min, will b
Invited.
Masonlo Meeting,
LadgeBol. Nab. Th flral two data af
February Robert U. French, grand rti.
todlan of th Masonic lodge, will ronduct
cnooi oc instruction her.
County Y Meeting.
Nelaon. Neb Tha annual eonvantlnn
nf th Nuckolls county Y, M, C. A, will
b held Iter Sunday at tha Meihodlat
church. Th roiiipalgn I on this week
to rals th budget for th work of
next year. A stronger program I
planned for th coming yeur than ha
been attempted since the county organisa
tion wa established four year ago.
li I I I I I I il .1: I I I I I I li I I
! A Good
Used
Piano
Ifor'pO
Monday we, offer this
good upright instrument
for only
$90.00 :
3 other pianos equally
aa good bargains, espe
cially this player, a $700
one, that's just as good
as new, '
for $395 '
Monday at
jiiiiiiiiiinniiiliiiinnlniixiMi'Hiir'iiininiiirii 'iimia
45
Business News
Plaaalt raftaortJtly,
4Vhkab, h.k Tk hn af Risd!
Tl.amaaa ha baa difta-iitad, A. I. HI4
di parskaait g th taiaitat af bis kailaat,
ea4) will atiaa Ik drag boaikaa aadaf
la bam b Uahkaa ktitaa r,
W4 Hand l4tw4.
Oahk.h. Ktk. Tt rbll f-rvlea slab
bar I taking a aauv tft In lb l'M
it a-rar lunal 4 tai aid a a mad
l ata ran Hrn4ttr aa4 Alllsae. Thi
la it aa ka I wf ra4 la Ik tai
Ih llalla l'ieii tat'a4ia h'Shwar,
villi I btiag a.watd frfatuiana It am
lk gulf a lb fWath I'akuia I ka,
rm Meal MJkrbei,
Teramtxh, rJfb karawtl Ktatu af fw.
Ke 1'iiy has laaaed a lawm In Ih tidl
1 oll.l.n, la Tatumaaa, a4 lll a
aaar 11 ( matktt.
Cadf Hatta S.I4.
brler, Nab Ur. K. t. Iltl, at. I.
Hi ireaiit n.ana.of ol h lady ba,
I a parebaaed It pfriy. It lll be
Vaia a lb Cammaieiat roam.
rarwiar akin IHtldrad.
Wymore, Nekthe Krmf Ofal.
Lumbar and Okl rem pany mti bar. lin.
iff waa aatved at aoo by ih lva n4
ilaurhlar ef Ika inrkhaidei. Akoel III
aeaj reeiil, II, V. Jankin ef Lincoln
sate an sddre-s en "Oaneral lliMinaa
t on.lilions .1 II Afftct th Lumbar Ituai.
naaa" l b follening otfuer wart slatted i
You're
11 X f II nnW Mill VI ' PM-JR9ff I
4
Wot
More Than
Tows freight cars.
Pulls tons of materials about
factories.
Hauls trailers loaded with
lumber.
Hauls coal and crushed rock.
Does excavating and hoisting.
Crushes stone.
It does the work of from four to six horses at less cost.
It does all the work on the farm in less time.
There isn't any doubt about the dependability, adaptability, efficiency
or economy of the FORDSON TRACTOR.
Place your order now for reasonably prompt
delivery with any of the following:
Authorized Omaha Ford Dealers
. UNIVERSAL MOTOR COMPANY. . . . .2562 Leavenworth St.
ADKINS MOTOR COMPANY 4911 So. 24th St.
GALBREATH MOTOR COMPANY 60th and Military Ave.
McCAFFREY MOTOR COMPANY 15th and Jackson Sts.
C. E. PAULSON MOTOR COMPANY. .20th and Ames Ave.
SAMPLE-HART MOTOR COMPANY. .18th and Burt Sts.
" PRESENT FORD
Over Nebraska
rf.a j.ht, L H I IL ill tin rllfl, W,
i Kl.f itiixui, J. A. t.uki I.at.
rer, W ! vi ; lutiinfa J. I- J.k.a
W. A. aukl. Ik ..al ai.iit4 ol I
r ! na su4 ta ..ua al II.
ki shrink.. 1 k .f bailJlfg
knlatima, '
la4 fUa'k I larlWa.
idaay, Kk Tk s4 Hank
kaautialian af I n.i.nna tsenty ktld us
kual airallHf a. eia.-tt Ik fauaalnf
Xt.erst .. II. Ik.ila.ll, aidiier, kiaal.
dakl ; I'elae N.ltaa l'nf. i. ,rtaijrKI;
4'. V, IbeHikalt, aiilwr, , lalatl lf aa,
!.
lirata) ( awrxxy I leetU-a,
IMiler, Krb Th rstn.er lli.in rem.
Ey alrlal Iht lullaaief 4ita li'iat V W
lalfen. r. W, llrNiieh. fe. M. km), liar.
Hi a tlaaaa 4 Ittil fl'-tii, tit 11. 1,
a i aieelad ruakaa-i. t adit 14-4
fiulil for Ik aar ati J,l:i.
I' la It ale lltt.lt,
fUgy, ntk-lh rai,l.til uf rni,
dura at planhlag a btln taalai
aratam lnlall4 ll I welllt.sltd lli.l
aaa taa b IntuiM fr atntui lil.ttl.
fata rase ('nttiHaay hi eH a.
Tlla bi-finst, N'tb At lbs aau.l
maallag wf Ih Hag 4.'uty Inaurakt
ruii.faay, bel4 hera, Ih luiloain o'li.
rera, war ltt-tdi J. J, It. I'tiarauH,
i raai'lrnli IX liou.it., ale ertl.lint ; J,
w, alaiplta, t.ttiai Jena n, aaiiin.
Iftat uteri l. Iwu.is uf l.ibfiy, ud W,
next chance you get
on your way to the sta
tion your tar stops, bhe doesn t
seem to be getting cas. Trains
leave on time they don't wait
you're late. You'll never make it
AStrombergGasolineFilter elim
inates all such delays. It cleans
the gas absolutely removes ev
ery partical of dirt, every drop
of water. Filters the fuel just be
fore it enters carburetor. Cuts
down repair bills because dirt
Dealera this is fast selling necessity that you should not overlook.
Write for complete facts about territory and sales discounts.
MADE BY
STROMBERG MOTOR DEVICES COMPANY
Manafactunri of tft Stromberg Carborttor
64 East 25th Street Chicago, Ullnoan
Distributed by
AUTO ELECTRIC SERViCt. CORPORATION
2205 Farnam Street, Omaha
TRACTOR
NEW PRICE
Effective January 27th
$
395
00
f. o. b. Detroit
a Tractor A Portable
Mixes concrete.
Drives piles.
Hauls street cleaning' equipment.
Grades and rolls streets and '
roads.
Machine shop power.
General hauling.
Moves buildings.
Industrial locomotive.
PRICES ARE THE LOWEST
A. ftftiBt af iUalrlca. ntr alatlad tie
le'-"- tk Nrir bat II III It In.
aik.n la ! sal It. iu in tk
"-- Tb. vaa U-t (..alia
l ! Ill t
IsraaW aksa I tatlaata.
Il.atfi.e, Ntk Tk rills rriaf
I kl-a -0..falit aak.laiia Ska.
a '- a kwainta tlnrtag lb at.i
, t t a, Thaa allutr .111 el".t
I ra. .t.kt. J. II. Itavaai flttlStal, ll.
II ltuf evrtir -If stumer, J4, o.
Andrew,
AdatM Htutb Offistar.
Raalrlr, K.k II. J, kitntk. oka fca
baett a HK.ktUtf la Ika rittl Kailaaal
ba SI a 4a iks .Ik.- Il.l. Wa (I. lad
l-raa .It i. u ih un.ra al II. aaval
k.aalll, t lit alafk k.Mtl. Illktr f
li..i af i. B t'atfiaaa ! M It.
kmiitl, ttr ffeeideal, ad Ate Stgl.
t ashlar,
l-al atatt.-
Waal tuia. l, St a Ika iaeklildni af
lb aaftnaf' Ca.itifaiita raitna. bald
tktir annual tuttin g 4 ait. ltd tk fuU
lomag kl'irttai t'. f. Wild. t'ti4tl
I.. Mantlaan, Via praejaalj tlaf inaa
, . . . , . .. - ... .
itaintie, ti.aaurtti ft. ft na( wffieiff
laWtaiita I n teati I.
T um ll, Ntb Ikar ha bh a
olutiua uf a,atlnbip In Ik nral
t . h.nd.te start af llukian a Ntllmaa
at 1 luih, Kra4 llshlma ha bou.hl Ik
Initraai r hi aartntr, Vttaea llllltnaa,
h, ii tu in state a me faiur. Mr,
ltiliM.au -.a i in... i.a taa man
., hi ,. (i,, glrtt, , n,Bff iiilimaaa
hi father.
$00
accumulating in the carburetor
means repair bills.
Can be attached to any make or
model car to bottom of vacuum
tank, on carburetor or directly
to gas line.
A necessity selling at $3 that
will outlast car. Prevents theft
locks the car. Your car is in
complete without one see your
dealer today. State name and
model of your car.
Power Plant
EVER QUOTED"
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