Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-02

time. The City park has the appearance
of summer resort.
News of Nebraska.
,saI1A BEATRIcE-Ths RICE city school base ball
Central school won the pennant.
FREMONT-The county board yesterday
appointed DR., A. 2. Overgaard coroner to
nj the vacancy caused by the removal to
Omaha Of DR.. Frank Brown.
TABLE ROCK-A remonstrance was filed
with the village board against the grant
ander, the applicant who recentlv filed a
petition for license.
TILDEN-As a result Of a visit from
schools Of the University Of Nebraska, the
Illden school has been placed on the list
OF accredited high schools.
PLATTSMOCTH-Em Peterson of
Niobrara, Neb.. and Miss Nettie Mast of
thls county were married yesterday at the
bone bone Of the brides parents. Rev. T K.
couple will reside in Knox county.
BEATRICE-Three new rural mail
making thirty in all and completely COW
ering the county with the rural delivery
35,I11 system; s,,,,,r The % new routes run out Of
YORK-One of York's oldest and best
known citizens, F. J. Paris, died last Tues
day about y O'Clock. Funeral was held
the auspices of the Grand Army of the
Republic, of which he was an honored
PLATTsMOUTH-Th farmers Of this
part of the state report that the corn
crop has greatly improved during the past
week. The warm weather following the
recel-t rains has been particularly bene-
hcial In some places replanting has been
done on account of washouts.
TABLE ROCK-There was a little friction
at the meeting of the village board last
night between the members OF the board
and the village marshal. which resulted in
the displacement Of the marshal. c. H.
Brock. The trouble was over the arrest of
boys Tor violating the curfew ordinance.
trsRSI GRAND IN IsLAND-R iI-dd D. r. l. Massey the
decoration day, is improving nicely. Upon
examination it was found thai no bones
ran over him, he being able to keep clear
OF the rails, and no internal injuries have
developed.
ATRICE-Following is the mortgage
report for Gage county for the month Of
May: Number of farm mortgages filed,
Is; amount, S26,S75; number of farm mort
Der Of city MORTGAGES filed SO; amount,
Sdt' sd $40, number Of city mortgages released,
! TILDEN-Teachers have been elected for
| next year as follows: Frank S. Perdue,
superintendent; Harriet L. McClay, prin-
cipal high school, Myrtle Bennett, gram
mar room; Ruth A Bush, second inter-
mediate; Miss McGreevy, first intermediate;
| Alta McKiven, second primary; Mrs. N.
E. Bentley first primary.
! TABLE ROCK-The Nemaha came out of
its banks in several places yesterday owing
| Several fields above here were partly un-
ger water and some portions of them Will
have to be replanted. On one of the roads
| coming into town from the north the water
| comes up to the buggy boSee
! FREMONT-The class Of 1905 Of the high
school received their diplomas last even
ing. The exercises were held at the opera
| house, which as usual was filed every
seat upstairs and down being occupied and
| standing room all taken. Hon G. W. Nor
! ris of McCook, congressman from the
| Fifth district, delivered the address of the
evening.
! PLATTSMOUTH-wh attempting to
board a freight train near La Platte yes
| terday, X. d. Hinkle, South Omaha man.
liI had Ia, a narrow escape from death. He was
| he stumbled and fell across the track A
| companion succeeded in rescuing him, but
| of his fingers.
AUBURN-Mrs. Joseph Curtis died last
| night at her home in Aspinwill precinct,
age. She was the widow of Joseph Curtis
prominent farmer. She is survived by
! Thompson Of the firm OF Thompson &
! Peery of this place.
pioneer resident of Gage county, died at
her home, seven miles west of the city
YESTERDAY She " was 70 years Of age and
and two daughters Her husband, Isaac
Lamb, died three months ago. Funeral
services will be held Friday at p. m. In
| terment in the Fitzpatrick cemetery.
BEATRICE-In the district court yester-
day Judge Kelligar, in the case of Wrigley
against the Farmers and Merchants bank
a former Beatrice institution, decided thai
a draft for $50, which had been carried fol
sented for payment, did not have to be-
paid, as the statute of limitations inter.
posed. The case was begun some time
ago.
BEATRICE-The marriage of Mr.. WOOD
Lovitt and Miss Anna Anderson, both Of
Filley, was solemnized yesterday at th'
hFFT Of And ADdn A
Lowe officiating Mr.. Joseph Blecka o.
Burchard and Miss Mary Dezort of Yir
gina and Mr. Gustave Mach OF Dubois
and Miss Josie Uhlir of Pawnee City wer'
judges ofice.
GRAND ISLAND - Yesterday Colder
Colby was bound over to the district cour
; on the charge of assault with intent to d.
great bodily injury and Mr.. smithwick
cutting affray at FOley's saloon, was f1net
for being DRUM and disorderly. The evI
, the aggressor Smithwick is recovering
from his many gashes and no serious de
velOpments are feared.
GRAND ISLAND-The Union Pacif
company has made a mutually satisfactor,
settlement with the family of Lena Speet
zen, the little girl who had an arm Gu
on in a crossing accident about five month
ago. The settlement is for S5,OoO cash wit
the promise that after the young wonal
! has made the regular course in the higl
school and learned stenography she Wi
, be given position IN the offices OF III
trans sportation she may at any time need
The family Of the little girl is in moderat
circumstances, but win educate her as hes
they can and expect TO follow out the pla'
suggested in the meantime investing tn
money for the girl.
BROKEN BOW-The commencement ex
ercises Of the Broken Bow High schoC
last night at the opera house were some
what rnarred by a terrific hail and eleC
e trio storm that passed over the city a III
= tie before O'Clock. Hailstones fell tn
size of walnuts and a number OF windo1
panes in the residence part Of town sui
! ! fsred in consequence; although no seriou
2 damage, locally, has been reported so IA
Another severe storm followed in the earl
morning hours, which was mainly CON
0 posad Of lightning and plenty Of rail-
| However, there was a good sized crow
; | present at the commencement, and thos
| that braved the storm were well repai
| for their efforts, as the program was
| most excellent one from beginning TO enC
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