Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-10

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AITBuRN-A quiet wedding occurred here
today the Contracting parties being John
NJ. Kleckner Of Kansas City, but recently
OF this place. and Miss Nettie Morganstern'
These young people were pTom mem h meIe
in Kansas City.
HUMBOLDT-Art Smith, who was hurt
on Tuesday by being struck in the back
OF the head with a pitched ball, is 5rill
suffering considerably from the injury,
and it Is feared some complications may
arise which will make the trouble worse
than at first anticipated.
YORK-Prospects for a large crop OF
winter wheat are the very best. Corn Is a
little late and is growing nicely oats oats
for a large crop. The acreage OF oats IN
York county is small. The first crop Of al
falfa Is cut and mostly In stack.
AINSWORTH-Yesterd was the closing
day OF another successful school year and
last night was witnessed the eighteenth
annual commencement of the Ainsworth
High school in the auditorium, which was
filled to overflow. The class was composed
OF nine-seven girls and two boys.
Observation-Disclosures ]. o. Brink
erhoff Assistant Superintendent A. T.
| Palmer and Trainmaster W. s. Bastnger,
| Union Pacific officials connected with the
day night in the city and left for the south
I yesterday in a special car. They have been
attending the yearly meeting Of the officers
~
LEIGH-At the regular meeting Of Leigh
chapter No 1877, Order OF Eastern Star.
| last evening. the following officers were
mstron, Elizabeth Goudse; worthy patron,
Charles Z. Beatty: assistant worthy matron,
Edith McNary; secretary. Raddy Mckinley;
treasurer, Winona Lamery; conductress,
! Florence Buhman; assistant conductress
Maude Kebler.
! DAwsoN-The Dawson Commercial club
| held its second meeting Friday night and
! elected the following oficers: ]. T. Wag-
| gener, president; Mr.. Dagget. vice presl-
| dent; Joe O'Grady, secretary; T.. p. Cum
| mings. treasurer. Each officer Is required
| to furnish bond of $500. Farmers are
asked TO Join this club and take part In
! HUMBOLDT = Miss Zula Patterson,
daughter of John Patterson and wife. was
EetaslSno un cs tn Geo4E saS pm SsR
Of that place. The couple will make that
city their home. The bride has been stay,
in San Bernardino. Her sister. Miss Leila,
| ana uncle, james Patterson from here,
were In attendance on the wedding.
! FALLS CITY-District court Is puzzlnz
| over the case OF Jacob BoOp OF the First
4 National bank of Humboldt. This is one
OF the numerous cases growing out OF the
ago. Mr.. Boop claims he deposited $4,000
in the bank during the time samuelson was
pIesiaens Inc oank Claims the money was was
the man and that II was invested in a min
ing company in Colorado.
WEST POINT-Christopher e. chenb arg, a
| farmer living three miles northeast Of here,
suffered a stroke Of paralysis, from the eff
fects OF which he died on Wednesday. The
deceased was a native OF Schleswig- Hol-
stein and IS years of age. He leaves a wife
and three children. He has been a resident
OF Cunning county since 1872. Funeral serv-
ices were held Saturday from ST. Pauls
| German Lutheran church. Rev, A. r. Z.
| Oelschlaeger. pastor, officiating.
FALLS cITY-The city council met FIJI
day night and Saturday morning TO vote
on two applications for saloon licenses
which have been hled this week One OF
the applicants IN a man named Vey and the
other 10 Martin GehfinS q member Of the
city council Owing to the fact that two
Of the members OF the council are away
and Nj Ceiling cannot vote on his own
license, they have been unable TO GET q
quorum 10 vote ON the matter
HUMBOLDT-AE an OutgTowth OF the
recent dimculty between G. r. Minis and
j. n Be6ry. neiEhbors Of this city, Whn
met in hstic encounter recently over tbs
trespass Of Aonle live stock, a civil sui