Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-07

Many property owners who had been OPP
posed to paving declared that the time
had come when paving was a necessity in
York. especially on the principal business
streets
TECUMsEH-The fall term OF district
court which was to have been held in this
county october g. has been postponed until
November 20, owing to the poor health of
one of the Judges, Judge Babcock of Beat
rice.
BEATRICE-The annual meeting OF the
Ladies' Aid society of the United Brethren
church was held yesterday, at which these
officers were elected: Mrs. Florence Lewis,
president; Mrs. R Hauser, vice president;
Mrs. 7. l.. Swan, secretary; Mrs. L. Han
sen, treasurer.
YORK;. E. Hoover OF Benedict, who was
nominated for county judge on the populist
and democratic tickets has written to the
county clerk that he was no sheep. which
seemed to imply that he did not want to
be led TO slaughter, and requested that his
name be withdrawn from the ticket.
AUBURN-The much advertised street
stock show came of yesterday. A large
crowd attended and the show was a good
mules, and vegetables and fruit of every
description. The weather was fine and
every one seemed to have a good time.
PLATTSMOUTH-The cornerstone for the
home building in this city will be laid by
the officers of the grand lodge of the
state Monday afternoon. Arrangements are
being perfected to entertain all of the
Masons and their wives from the different
portions of this state who may attend.
AINSWORTH-Yester at the residence
Hannah, vice president OF the Ainsworth
State bank, Miss Jennie Hannah was mar
Ter of the Citizens State bank here. Rev.
], w. Delong officlated Both parties are
well known and stand high in society here.
They started on a trip east this morning.
YORK-Editor Frank of the Teller, a
populist paper, confesses that when only
fourteen populists was all that will take
ton IL looks very much TO him as II there
was really no populist party in York
right out and act with the democrats, he
writes that the Teller will act independ-
ent, taking very little part in the fall county
WEST PoINT-CharIes s. Demary. one
Of the oldest residents Of the city and
| among the best known citizens of Cunning
Mr.. Demary came to West Point at the
time of the first establishment of the
the government for many years as a clerk,
since which time he has been prominently
| Identified with the upbuilding Of this city
and county.
BROKEN BOw-At a meeting OF the
Board Of Education at the court house,
\ conference was held between the body
and number Of leading citizens to consider
| the accessibility of adding normal and
| business course to the high school. Mem
| bers of the board presented the question.
| and, after a through discussion, a resolu-
| ton was adopted stating 1t was the sense
| of the meeting that a business course be
/ added, all those past the Eighth and Ninth
| grades being eligible.
| YORK-Announcements are made of the
fifth annual sunset social that will be held
! at the parlors of the Methodist church at
| York on Tuesday, October 10, where an
| appropriate program has been arranged
| and refreshments will be served. This Is an
annual event that is looked forward to by
| the old people of York and vicinity with a
| great deal of pleasure. Each year the
| old people attend the Sunset Social,
bringing their friends, and every person
! over 20 years of age in York and vicinity
1 is invited to attend. II either husband
| or wife is over 70 the invitation Is ex-
! tended to both, and II there are any OF the
| aged visiting they are urged TO attend