Marriage in Lincoln Unites Edith Ede and George Letto
The ceremony occurred Monday evening at 3080 T street Lincoln officiated by Rev. George Allenbach. The couple, attended only by relatives, plan a ten day honeymoon in Kansas City before settling at Eleventh and B streets. Guests included groom’s Norfolk father and other relatives from Nebraska and Indiana. A bridal shower for the bride preceded the wedding.
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Edith Ede
W. H. Ede
George Letto
T. Street
George Allenbach
German Lutheran Church
H. F. Rohrke
Norfolk
H. J. Willcockson
Beaver City
Ned
Elizabeth Ede
Valley Junction
Lena Willcox
Nellie
Elmwood
Kansas City
L. A. Fisher
South Twenty-second Street
Adella Stamm
Charlotte Waithon
Walt HU
et-Uit
Esa Ewe
Pat
Ore
Imi
Election of Ea abe ne iPS officers chosen for coming year
The meeting elected H. Smith as President and R. B. Windham as Vice President with Mrs. W. S. Soper named as Vice President and secretary C. M. Parker. W. S. Soper as Financier, Mrs. Chas. Duke as Conductor, Mrs. Parker as Prelate, Mrs. Harriet Becker as Sentinel, Dan Gillespie as Guard, J. E. Douglas as Trustee, and Mrs. C. H. Smith as Organist. Installation planned next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ledere
H. Smith
R. EB. Windham
Soper
C. M. Parker
Chas. Duke
Sentinel
Harriet Becker
Dan Gillespie
J. E. Douglas
C. H. Smith
Death of Sam Van Horn at age 25
Sam Van Horn died Tuesday afternoon at 5 o clock after years of illness. He contracted tubercular peritonitis and spent time in a hospital in Omaha before returning home to spend his final days with his parents. The community mourns the loss of a well liked young man and his funeral arrangements are pending.
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Sam van Horn
Omaha
Stull Bets On Gas Engine For Farm Work
Lawrence Stull buys a Baker Manufacturing upright gasoline engine from Evansville Wisconsin. Four hundred fifty RPM and claimed to cut a cord of wood per hour. Mounted on a movable platform to operate at various farm tasks including a field chopper and feed grinder. Cost about one hundred dollars.
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Lawrence Stull
Baker Mfg. Co
Evansville
Wis
Stull
Turnine
Lynan Twins Joke On Boarded Supper Scandal
The Lynan Twins played Duluth Minnesota and inspired a hotel dining room mix up. A waiter charged H. C. Lyman for two suppers after the twins’ dining room prank was overheard by traveling drummers. The landlord demanded payment, but could not be found to settle the case.
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Parmele
Duluth
Minn
Spalding
H. C. Lyman
Steppat Leads Coupon Piano Contest In Town Versus Country
The race for a fine piano given by M. Fanger grows into a country versus town contest with Martin Steppat now leading by large odds. Four months remain and citizens are urged to save coupons and vote for their favorite school church or individual.
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M. Fanger
Columbian
Martin Steppat
John Mackey Visits City Before Returning Home
John Mackey, longtime local, plans to leave tomorrow after several days visiting friends. A former resident, he now runs a 200 acre farm near Oxford Nebraska and keeps it well, with good crops and returns. He remains a staunch Democrat and Bryan supporter, staying with John Sharp during this visit.
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John Mackey
Mr. Mackey
Oxford
Neb
John
Esrycieys
Bryan
John Sharp
The Band Concert Delights Main Street Crowd
Last evening's band concert drew a large enthusiastic crowd on Main Street. Director Janda led a faultless program with marches, overtures, and waltzes that earned cheers and praise from the audience.
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Main Street
Janda
Struck His Mother Charged in Police Court
Chief of Police Fitz gerald filed a complaint in Police Court against Ward Barr for beating his mother and conduct in an offensive manner. Barr allegedly struck the mother on the cheek leaving a bruise and was reported as quarrelsome to neighbors. he had not yet been taken into custody.
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Fitzgerald
Ward Barr
Young Barr
Barr
Answer Filed in Gering Versus Leyda Liquor Case
The case cites Henry R. Gering, John M. Leyda, A. Rawls, and Sam Biggs. Leyda denies most allegations while admitting sale of liquor to Biggs on Sunday July 5 1908. Rawls alleges duties as county attorney and details investigations, claims corroboration was lacking, and that Biggs provided impure liquor evidence. The filing notes suspects, hearings, and that the matter may proceed to September term.
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Henry R. Gering
John M. Leyda
A. Rawls
Sam Biggs
Robertson
Mr. Leyda
Biggs
Leyda
Rawls
Gering & Co
Beeson
Thos. W. Glenn
Thos. Carter
Plantiff
Glenn
Carter
Brees
Goos Wins Succession Bid After Three Ballots
The 3h W A held a well attended meeting to choose the successor to the late Will A White. Henry Goos won on the third ballot with 62 votes after leading on the first ballot and eliminating rivals Will Streicht Thomas L Murphy and John J Swoboda. Goos is praised as bright, capable and energetic. J M Roberts traveled to Omaha for business and W W Coates visited Omaha on the fast mail.
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Will A. White
Henry Goos
Will Streicht
Thos. L. Murphy
John J. Swoboda
Goos
Jail as a warm shelter draws idle offenders in Lincoln
An elderly Lincoln resident says hobos and petty criminals flock to the county jail for food and heat during cold snaps. Citizens believe both city and county may later reduce jail incentives by denying easy shelter and forcing work, making incarceration less attractive and somewhat self-sustaining.
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Lincoln
Lincain News
Surprise Birthday for Miss Isabell Todd
A rollicking party honored Miss Isabell Todd on her thirteenth birthday. A carryall carried the group to her home west of the city where music games and tasty refreshments followed a pleasant evening. The party included Amy Mullis Hallie Jones Ruth Millburn Agnes Anderson Janet Hunter Myrtle Saffer Ellen Lindsey Arquilla Moore Jennie Reynolds Trua South Della Seydlis Sophronia Pelton Katie Foster Emsie O’Neill Lydia Hobson Mollie Godwin and Jesse Perry their Sunday school teacher.
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Isabell Todd
Lary
Miss Todd
Miss Isabell
Amy Mullis
Hallie Jones
Ruth Millburn
Agnes Anderson
Janet Hunter
Myrtle Saffer
Ellen Lindsey
Arquilla Moore
Jennie Reynolds
Isabelle Todd
Trua South
Della Seydlis
Four Burglary Suspects Enter Not Guilty Plea
County Attorney Rawls charged Thos Cullen Peter Larson with burglary in a case linked to Prank Dailey and Joe Shaw. The four men pleaded not guilty and were remanded as preliminary testimony identified items found in a car linked to the alleged crime. Witnesses described purchases of alcohol, guarded cars, and hidden items, with further hearings set for September term.
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Rawls
Archer
Thos, Cullen
Peter Larson
Prank Dailey
Joe
Shaw
Awls
Andrew Thompson
Wm. Garclay
Thompson
Dailey
Prey
Fiat
Walff
Topeother
Watch Trea
Larson
Cullen
Henry Leuchtweis
Peter Larsen
Ivarklurs
Jes. Shaw
Stras
Jiquer
Lars
Daisy
Laren
Jsault
Cp Fom
Hart & Son Meat Market Launches Store Cleaning
J Hart and Son begin a general housecleaning at their meat market and grocery firm. They plan to paint and paper the store room to enhance appearance and create a pleasing entrance for customers and visitors.
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Messrs. J. Hart & Son
South Bend Man Appointed To National Farmers Congress
Cass county appointed C. A. Schildemeyer of South Bend as delegate to the National Farmers Congress at Madison Wisconsin from September 22 to 30. The appointment honors a practical farmer chosen by Governor Sheldon.
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National Farmers Congress
Madison
Wis
Cass County
Sheldon
C. A. Schildemeyer
South Bend
Dentinie Wits
Camp Friends Mourn Neighbor Neizhbor White
Neighbors express sympathy for the widow and children of Neizhbor White after his death. Camp resolutions drape the charter in mourning for thirty days and request publication and a copy to the family. Signed by JasseE L. Root Allen J. Beeson Henry Herold.
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Neizhbor
Neizhbor White
Neigbor White
Jassee L. Root Allen J. Beeson
Henry Herold
Ticket Check Rules Spread On Burlington Cars
The Burlington enforces a rule requiring passengers to show tickets before rising in cars. Travelers have begun insisting on tickets, keeping trainmen busy. The policy may be temporary and fade after about two to three months. Ben Beckman visits with four large apples from his Murray area orchard, praised as among the year's finest.
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Burlington
Missouri Pacific Railway
Nebraska City News
Ben Beckman
Murray
Journal
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Agi
Plattsmouth, Neb
Plattsmouth
Bride of Lincoln Man
Eanual
Lynan Twins
Steppat
Henry Ecos
J. M. Roberts
W. W. Coates
Justice Archer
Cedar Creek
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