Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-19

Sweet AZ editor and proprietor and N. g.
Bartlett as publisher.
STELLA-The Woodmen of the world
had open house 20 their friends in the opera
house with n program of music and elocu-
ton. Addresses were given by State Man
ager Edward Walsh, Sovereign Clerk ]. II.
Yates and National Lecturer Rev. DIR. @. II.
schleh.
WEST PoINT-The local ofieiais Of the
bureau OF vital statistics are now thor
oughly organised. The number OF births
IN Cunning county for the past thirty DAYS
has has been twelve. eight males and four
during the same time Is two.
A1NsWORTH = Mrs william Miller.
about twelve miles south OF here, died
yesterday morning She leaves a husband
and two small children. The body was
taken charge of by. the odd Fellow lodge
here and inferred In the Ainsworth GEM
etery at o'cock this afternoon
TECUMSEH-The local lodge Knights
of the Maccabees have presented the CITY
library with 100 volumes OF standard works
In fiction. history and poetry. The library
room are very grateful for the same
WEST POINT-The jury commission an
pointed under the new jury law have Sc
leeted 900 citizens Of Cunning county from
which list the Jurors for the terms OF
court for next year will be drawn. Twenty
six names have been selected from each
voting precinct in the county
TECUMSEH-County Clerk-elect w q.
Redheld announces that his deputy will be
Leslie Spence, son OF observation-disclosures
A1lexaInder Spence of Western precinct.
urer has secured the services Of Earl
Hardin Of Tecumseh as his deputy.
WEST PoINT-Albert Rombere. an old
settler of the Eikhorn valley, died al his
residence south of West Point, aged rs,
Death was due to q rheumatic affection.
two brothers, Arnold of Scribner and Fred
Of West Point. The deceased was a native
of Germany.
BEATRICE-Goodric encampment M,
~, independent order Odd Fellows, met
P, Kelley. chief patriarch; d. c. Rambo,
senior warden; John w. Hermon. high
Munster th tTessure Eddeot SCRIBE Leo
warden; H J. Chase, w. J. Pease. ]. ].
Johnson, trustees.
oAKLAND-Frank r, Robertson deliv-
cred his illustrated lecture. The Land Of
the Midnight Sum-" to a full house at the
Oakland opera house Friday evening" and
It was pronounced by all as the best en-
The Oakland orchestra rendered several
beautiful pieces before the lecture which
were greatly enjoyed.
BEATRICE-Two runaways occurred on
Court street yesterday at the same time,
and no less than half a dozen vehicles
were badly smashed. little girl who was
in time to save her life. The runaway
teams belonged to Edward Bartlett and
Henry Harvey, two farmers living west Of
the city.
FREMONT - Joseph streeter pleaded
guilty to breaking into a freight car on the
Northwestern in July last and stealing
TO one year in the penitentiary. Christian
kuehl recovered judgment for $40
against his son-in-law. Frank Knierim.
The case grew out of family troubles and
was tried last terms, the jury disagreeing.
The verdict is q compromise and either
party may appeal.
Womans club of West Point was held at
the home of Mrs. w. A. Black. Answers
to roll call were the names of college
presidents. The subject of the first paper
was Universities by Mrs. II. L. Keefe,
"A Princeton Hazing'' was the title of a
SS99llege story read by Mrs. H. L. Wells !ds
Mrs. j. c. Elliott.
BEATRICE-There is still much talk
concerning the proposed Missouri Pacific
extension from Virginia to this point, and
IL is the intention of the Beatrice CONNER
cial club to soon take the matter up with
having the line built 1t is reported here
that the officials are in favor of building
the extension if Beatrice business men
will show a disposition to give the road
the proper support from a bus IS stand
point.
BEATRICE-The Crabtree Forensic club
held. its regular meeting last evening.
held, the subject discussed being Re
| solved, That immigration to the United
States should be restricted: Inc , aiiirm ma
| Herman Wiebe, and the negative by Cliff
ford Butler and William Atwater. Inn
promptu addresses were delivered by Ben
! jamin Paine, Walter Vasey. Donald Fol
| som, Harold De Shazo.
WEST POINT-At the last meeting of the
West Point School Board arrangements
| were made for the systematic teaching and
study Of music Miss Airline Lanouette
| an accomplished vocalist, now in charge OF
the music in the public schools OF Hop
per and Scribner, has been engaged for
that purpose. She will be here each week
sufficient time to impart instruction in all
the grades snd to tor the the pHPb % y W
be organized. The salary paid Will be w
per month.
TECUAdSEH-An independent telephone
company, known as the Johnson County
! Telephone company, has been organized al
| Smartville, a small town north OF here
The object is to supply the village and
vice. The new company is Differed as
| follows President, Rev. Charles Cwik'
| linski vice president, David Bowen; sec
rotary, Homer Moore; treasurer Henry
| Hintz AS soon as the lines can be put
| up a central Office will be established a.
Hintz' store and Miss Maggie Hintz viii
be the operator.
] wAYNE-Wayne lodge, No. 1OS, Ancient
order of United Workmen, initiated class
| of fifteen new members last night at the
lodge room. which proved orS aecid ss1d,
| r. Barton of Grand Island and Deputy
| Grand Master Workman A. b. Dillon oil
| Oakdale were in attendance and aided II
| making the occasion a decided success
| At the conclusion of the work Mr. Barton
| addressed the members and his remarks
| were listened to with marked attention
| throughout. The future OF the Wayne
| lodge is exceedingly bright.
| Observation-Disclosures lodge No. 30
| knights of Pythlas, held it's regular an
nuai election of officers last night. which
| raSuItad az follows: Samuel Eccles, chan
| celIor Commander; c. NJ. Miller vice chan
| cellor:N f. T. McMahan, prelate; T.. n
| Burke, master of exchequer; Thomas Lid
| keener OF records and seal; X. c. Rooms
master OF arms; John Terhune, master o.
the work; J. P. Witzki, inside guard
| Louis Moschel outside guard; NJ. 5. Wat
| lTins x q. Rooms, IL. ID. Walden, trustees
q. p Marvin was elected grand repre-
sentative, and Willard Watkins, alternate