Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-22

zens' committee, to assist Father Hancik
in his efforts to carry the enterprise
PLATTSMOUTH-In county court Judge
Travis gave the three children of Charley
Henrichsen to the care and keeping Of his
brother-in-law, L. n. Muck of Lincoln, who
is editor of the Christian Record.
MCOOL JUNCTION-One of the most
enjoyable social events in McCool was the
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Moore, in which a
tended.
WEST POINT-A pretty wedding took
place last evening at the home of John
Meier, one of West Points oldest and most
prominent business men; II was the wed,
G. II. Meeske of Beemer.
TECUMSEH-Eugen H. Bush, one Of
the rural mail carriers from the Tecumseh
master P. A. Brundage will give the civil
service examination to several applicants
for the position next Saturday.
CODUMBUS-A case of 'diphtheria was
reported to the Board of Health yesterday.
i was a 12-year-old daughter Of Mr.. and
promptly quarantined and all precautions
Will be taken to prevent any contagion Of
the dread malady.
YoRK-The Tobacco. trust has obtained
mailing list OF York and York county
and has shipped in within the last ten days
hundreds Of pounds of cigarette paper The
NebEaska law, as one of the instructions
is Don't give this paper away"
SCHUYLER-The residence of Adolph
Dwordk, In the southwest part of town,
caught fire this evening. The effective work
of the bucket brigade saved the house from
total destruction. 1t Is supposed that one
OF the hired men upset a lamp in one OF the
rooms
BEATRICE-The EIks' club gave recep-
ton and ball last night. the affair being
society people of Beatrice. During the
evening vocal numbers were given by Mrs.
w. II. Wakefield and Miss Tinel 3radt.
The music was furnished by the Beatrice
military orchestra.
TECUMsEH-To fI the vacancies in the
Pawnee county corps of rural carriers the
authorities at Washington have named e.
>. Cox as carrier on route No. out of
Burchard. with Frank Cox as substitute.
carrier on route No / out of Steinhauer,
with Edward Johnson as substitute.
BEATRICE-Alex Q. Smith left today for
riage of his son, Clarence w. II. Smith, to
Miss Lillian NJ. Whitmore, WHICH is to
is at present engineer in the War depart,
ment of the United states and is detailed
as harbor inspector on the east shore OF
| WEST POINT-The regular meeting OF
! the Tuesday. club was held this week al
the home Of Mrs. o. c. Anderson. The
/ Women of America" by Mrs. Mclaughlin
| followed. Articles from the outlook or
the Juvenile court in Denver were read by
Mrs. George Korb jr.
! WEST POINT-The marriage ceremony
/ which united the lives of Minolph Grewt
and Miss Anna Oligmueller was performed
| in St. Anthony's church at st. Charles BY
| Rev. Father Klemmenz The bride is tbs
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William dig
mueller and was born and reared in thii
! community. The groom is we'll known
farmer living south of the city, where thu
couple will make their home.
| FREMONT-The remains of Elmer Stat
| ford of this city, who was killed in rail
road accident at Harrington, Kan, Wednes
| day night will be brought to Fremont TO
burial. No further particulars of the acct
dent have been heard here. Stafford wa
90 years old and a painter by trade. HI
left here a few days ago to spend TIL
winter in Texas with a brother. His par
ents formerly lived here, but moved few
years ago to Norfolk.
| BEATRICE-The tarpaulin covering tw'
lineman of the Nebraska Telephone com
pany, who were working just north OF tn
the wires, caught fire yesterday from tn
heater used in the work and for tim