Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

ago. The board found that his trouble is
due TO a general break down on account Of
care for him at his own home.
MCOOK-The Independent OF Indianola
and the Reporter Of the same place have
been merged, s. r. Smith OF the indie
pendent selling his paper to Frank Lackey,
foreman Of the Reporter who will with
the next issue appear as editor OF the com
bined papers. This will be a source OF
ness interests OF Indianola, and will re-
sult in better paper being published in
that burg.
WEST POINT-From letters received
from Joseph Jerman, partner in the gen
eral merchandise firm OF the Stieren-Jer-
man company Of this city, who is now
sojourning I'm Bohemia, his native country,
Il is learned that he and his family are
enjoying good health and have already
visited the principal points of interest in
the old world, including Vienna Venice,
Rome, Trieste and Prague. They expect
TO return in the late fall
BEATRICE-Fred Krug OF Omaha who
sustained broken leg at Swanton while
out with the Omaha trade excursion and
who has been at Hepperlens hospital here
ever since the accident occurred Is re-
covering nicely from his injuries and the
physician thinks he will be able to return
home some time next week Mrs. Krug
has been in constant attendance at her hus-
bands bedside ever since she reached the
city the day after M. Krug was hurt
MASTIMGSA short time ago the BqT
ing a parcel Of real property in the city
Of Hastings owned by Gilbert II. Boston.
| land. but the offer was rejected. Con-
| demnation proceedings were instituted in
| the county court and trial had before APP
| praisers Judgment was rendered FOR Mr.
| Boston for $3.50. The company has APP
pealed and important litigation is promised.
| TECUMSEH-At a meeting Of the John
son county republican central committee In
| this city this afternoon II was decided to
| bold the county convention at the court
| Mouse In Tecumseh, Saturday, September
2. The primaries will be held the day be-
/ fore. The basis of representation was
| based upon the vote given Hon. F. ].
vote for each ten votes or major fraction
cast for that officer; Numerous candidates
| are coming forward.
| COLUMBUS-William N Hensley second
| lieutenant of the Thirteenth United States
! cavalry. stationed at Fort Myer, Virginia,
| arrived here today on a visit to his parents.
| This is the second time he has been home
| In five years since he entered the military
| academy at West Point. Lieutenant Hens
| ley was born and raised in this city and his
| record since entering the military school
has been very successful and he graduated
| with high'honors last May. Shortly after
ward he was assigned to duty with the
| commission Of second lieutenant.
YoRK-The reception given by the Rob
Republic and Relief Corps in honor OF
| John Lett, department commander; L. NJ.
Scothorn, adjutant general Of lincoln, and
Woman's Relief Corps, was a complete
| success. Following banquet to the guests
[. B. stiison and MRS Gs~J Julia Br l6tSr
| were responded to at the request of A. T.
| Giauque, acting toastmaster. There was a
fine program of music and song
HASTINGS-G, w. Giese of the firm OF
Giese Bros. of Holstein, Neb was In
Hastings this week looking up good
site for the Giese Bros manufacturing
plant which they contemplate moving Ia
Hastings soon. A suitable location has
been secured just west Of the city, close
to the tracks, and work upon construction
Of the buildings will soon be started. There
are to be two brick structures, one 7Sx1O(
and the other 36xS0. The factory will make
all kinds of tanks and will also make
speciality Of manufacturing windmills Oc-
tober / is the time set for the operation
of the plant in Hastings.
WEST POINT-The joint teachers insti-
tute of Burt and Cunning counties will be
August a. The day sessions will be held
in the high school building and the might
| sessions in mammoth tent. The In.
structors for the session are William Da.
wilson, superintendent Omaha, history and
didactlcs; E. J. Hoenschel, Topeka, Kan.
arithmetic, grammar and music Miss Grace
Greaves, Lincoln, primary numbers, read
field, Omaha, language and advanced read
ing; c. w. Crum, county superintendent
| Madison, beginners round table and course
of study. The evening entertainment
have been arranged as follows: Monday
reception to teachers; Tuesday, Oakland
quartet; Wednesday, Governor Folk o.
Missouri; Thursday, Father Nugent, Del
institute promises to be a record breaker
in point of attendance, over 600 teachers
having already registered for rooms anC
| board. 3.