Omaha daily bee., 1905-04-23

stake delivered from the rear by Savary,
the parties having had quarrel at some
previous time.
YORK-Word was received by the rela-
tives of Joseph Doak that he had died in
New York City of spinal meningitis. The
deceased is well known in York, and his
remains will be brought here for burial.
ORD--Contract has been let for the cree
ton of two new brick business blocks in
this city the ord Qui55 5 erecting ot ing g sS'SO SG
general merchandise institution will eX-
pend a like amount in new retail store.
Both firms are pioneer institutions Of the
Loup valley.
OAKLAND-At the regular meeting of
the Order of the Eastern Star held Friday
evening, the following officers were elected
mann, worthy matron; Arthur b. Pedeu,
worthy patron; Mrs; Jean Myers, associate
Hopkins. secretary; Mrs. Emma B. Gull,
conductress; Mrs. Thea Maseman, asso-
ciate conductreSS.
Miss Ida Jarrett were united in marriage
at Grace Lutheran church, this city; Rev
daughter h pe of Mr. amd MRS Harry jarret
pioneer settlers, living southeast OF the
city, and the groom the son OF james s1n,.
will go to housekeeping at once on the fine
farm Of the groom in Cunning township.
ORD-At a recent meeting of the board
OF directors of the ord Commercial club 1t
was decided to take steps toward the Sc
curing of attractions for the proper OBJ
servance OF July in the city 1t is tne the he
celebration the largest and most attracnye
of it's kind ever held In the county; the
club has been but recently organized, yet
carries roll of more than seventy mem
bers
YORK-The park commissioners are
cleaning up and beautifying the city park,
and it Is expected that there will be con-
siderable camping therein this summer.
About $50 State university cadets 6, W. wili pe be
in the Decoration day exercises in this
city. Also the Nebraska Weslyian uni
versity cadets about three companies are
expected to camp here at some time In the
near future.
WAHoO-The funeral of Oscar Hanson,
MhG h oe suicide s his h mo6ep Mrs
Lena Lindskog, Friday afternoon The
services were conducted by Rev. Mr.. Darby
of the Methodist Episcopal church. The
pallbearers were members of Company ],
National Guard to which the deceased be
longed. Mrs. Foreman. the landlady with
whom the young man was infatuated, at
tended the funeral.
HUMBOLDT-F. w. Samuelson, for
many years a resident of this section now
of Muskogee, Indian Territory, is in the
city looking after his interests, and greet
ing old friends and acquaintance, MI
Samuelson is defending himself in the
of the Hanover National bank OF New
York, to open up his bankruptcy case on on
listed by the bankrupt
OSCEOLA-The Board of Trustees OF
osceols high school have lust held r5oegs mees-
Prof. W. NJ. Finegan, principal; Mrs J.
c. Marquis Florence Detweiler, jamie Pull
yer and Miss Winefred Duston OF Peru
There are still three vacancies assistant
principal, TO take the place of Prof. FRANK
Power. who becomes principal OF the
Shelby school and two other teachers, to
be elected at a future meeting.
WEST POINT-The Cunning County Med
ical association met IN this ,r{y Gity al the
good attendance Of physicians. The FOL
lowing officers were elected for the ensu-
ing year: President DR., II. w; Francis
Bancroft; vice president, DR.. w. l., Crosby
Beemer; secretary and treasurer. DR.. II. L.
Wells, West Point. DR.. w. L. Crosby was
elected delegate and DR. H. S. Summers
alternate to the State Medical association,
which meets in Lincoln, May ,.
PIATTSMOUTH-Abo two weeks ago
a valuable horse disappeared from the
premises OF John Parker, residing south
east of Plattsmouth, and about the same
time the young man who had been em-
ployed on the place also took his departure.
one morning this week Parker found his
horse occupying it's former stall, eating nay
with a relish. The animal showed that IL
had been well treated and given plenty to
| conscience il is believed, caused the young
| man TO return the horse.
| BEATRICE-A coroner's jury was en-
! panelled yesterday afternoon 70 hold an
| Bartels, the telephone girl who committed
| slicide in the ONCE of the Nebraska Tele-
| phone company Thursday night. After the
| Jury viewed the remains at the home, the
| coroner decided to hold an inquest at a
| later date The funeral was held yester-
day at 4:30 d. m, conducted by Rev. Edgar
| price OF the Christian church. The inter
ment was in Evergreen Home cemetery
| cause of the shock occasioned by her
| daughters suicide.