Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-20

Beatrice Brick works, VINO has been in
Germany for two years was taken Rend sefi.
Just as he was leaving for home: MT
Klose had notified Beatrice friends ne
would reach this city May 20, but MS Ill
ness will cause a delay.
SEwARD-While returning from Pleas
ant Dale Wednesday Samuel Cnzicker and
Guy West We're the participants IN bad
runaway and collision of buggies. The ac-
cident happened al the Industrial home and
the outfit was scattered as far as the
stock yards. Both men were shaken AZ, up
located shoulder.
TABLE ROCK-At a meeting Of the
village board the matter OF licensing
petition to this effect signed by twenty
seven business men was presented me
license fee was raised from $50 to 80 and
a license was granted TO A. y. Aylor and
the billiard hall opened up for business
Saturday morning.
AINSWORTH-Tbe Ainsworth base ball
sweetheart Friday evening II was given
by home talent, assisted by Mrs. Evelyn
Lambert of Omaha and her daughter
first nine They are asked TO play at
Long Pine Monday night. The proceeds
of the evening were S64.
HIMBOLDT-Rev John Calvert, pastor
of the Methodist church of this city, left
yesterday on his ten weeks vacation
which he expects TO spend with his aged
mother near Wakefield, England. Mr..
Calvert has been in this country about ten
wears and this is his first visit to his ma
tive land. The local pulpit Will be filled
during his absence by neighboring pastors.
BEATRICE-The Crabtree Forensic club
held its last meeting Of the year Friday
evening and debated, Resolved, That the
trusts should be put under fedora! CON
Ernest Hahne, Charles Hepperlen and Will
mer johnson and the negative By Donald
Folsom James Lawrence and Clifford
phillips. The judges decided in favor Of
tint Affirmative.
BEATRICE-The 6-year-old daughter of
q W. Campbell was probably fatally in
iured az Adams Friday night by running
into a barb wire fence She was coasting
down hill on some wheels when the vehicle
veered and ran into the fence cutting her
found il necessary to take twenty stitches
10 close up the wound. II is feared she
cannot recover.
post Grand Army of the Republic, will
observe Decoration day and they VIII be
assisted by the Woman's Relief corps and
Company G, Second regiment, Nebraska
National Guard. The memorial services
will be held in the Methodist church Sun
day morning, MAY ia Inc services vice n ReS
the address being delivered by Rev. J. T.
Smith.
YoRK-The funeral of DIR. d. e. sedgs-
wick took place Friday morning from the
residence az Sixth and High streets. DR..
SedgeWick was one OF the pioneers OF
York and was Identified with both public
terlaly IN the upbuilding and growth OF
the city He was highly respected, loved
by all, a physician who ranked with the
best In the state. He leaves a widow and
/ three Sons.
EDGAR-The following teachers nave
been re-employed by the school board for
| the ensuing year: Superintendent, Prof
e. l.. Weaver; principal. Miss Mary A.
Johnson; assis- ant principal Miss Esther
| II Alexander. eighth grade, William III
/ Reid: fourth grade, Miss Zoe Vincent third
| grade, Miss Genera Thompson; primary
I Miss Marie Johnson. Applications fol-
/ other grade teachers are still being con
/ sidered by the board
| PLATTSMOUTH-The body Of Mrs. sid
| ney Mackey, who was shot and killed b.
! her husband near Reynolds. was brought
i 70 this city by her stepson and Inferred IN
| Oak HIN cemetery As requested BY th'
] stepsOn, no services were held either II
/ this city or a. the grave. Deceased wal
| formerly Mrs. Ida NJ. Young and resided II
] this city for many years Domestic
| trouble Is said 20 have been the cause o.
/ the double tragedy.
/ RUSHVII.LE - Rushville High schoo
| graduates held their exercises In the operl
house last night The graduates delivers