Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-12

SEWARD-T. q. Sorter, an old resident
of this county, died al his home last night
BEATRICE-About 100 high school pupils
accompanied the track team to Lincoln this
morning to attend the field day exercises
BEATRICE-Wymore has organized a
new band with membership of fifteen. j.
s. Burnham is leader and Earl Burnham
manager
AUBURN-On Wednesday David Ed
wards bought out the meat market for
merly owned by w. w. Harmon and imme-
diately took possession.
SEWARD-Raymond Hayworth, a lad
years old, who lives at Beaver Crossing.
was kicked in the stomach by COW last
Saturday and badly hurt.
AUBURN-D. s. Musselman. for three
years principal OF the Antioch school at
this place, has been elected principal OF
the Dorchester (Neb) schools.
SPENCER-Business men of Spencer have
purchased the fair grounds adjoining the
city park and work on race track will
start at once, in order to perfect 1t by
July T.
HUMBOLDT-A slight frost visited this
section Wednesday night and some damage
was done in some quarters TO the garden
stun and fruit, although in no case is eX-
tensiVe damage reported.
BEATRICE-The assault case of Thomas
against Mavity came up yesterday I'm Judge
Inman's court. Mrs. Mavity pleaded guilty
and was fined 8 and costs, which she paid
and was released.
BEATRICE-Dr. Gilbert J. Robertson left
today for Casper, Wyo., near which place
ne Will take charge OF the STOCK owned ny
Fitzpatrick Bros. & Collins, veterinarian
for the next two months.
SPENCER-Work on the large school
building here will be resumed within a day
or two, the suspension having been caused
by the contractor dropping out when the
building was changed to brick, instead of
cement blocks.
STELLA-rhe sheriff came up from the
county seat yesterday and arrested Justice
Of the Peace h. w. Jeffres on charge
OF gambling. He was taken TO Falls city,
II n for iat T1aV
BEATRICE-The Beatrice military band
gave its first open air concert of the season
| last evening from the balcony of the Mar
kle hotel, which was attended by large
| crowd. At the close Of the concert land
lord Brown served luncheon to the band
4 boys.
! TECUMSEH-The funeral OF Ira Egge
who died Thursday Of lockjaw will be helt
at the Christian church Saturday afternoon
at $500 O'Clock, conducted ny Rev. A. L.
link and the burial will be made in the
STBLLA-I E. Reimers. the younger
| member Of the firm OF Reimers Bros. OF
kuk, Ia, with his bride this week lie
| was married last Sunday evening to Miss
| Helen Holdorf of that city.
AUBURN. NJ Crichton. for several
| years bOokkeeper, has been elected as
/ sistant cashier OF the Carson National
/ bank 20 succeed r. G. Boyd who has re-
signed to become cashier Of the First Ma
! tional bank of johnson. Neb
| SPENCER-The saloons have been closed
| here since MAY until today when license
| was granted 10 three. The trouble having
been battle between the keepers and the
| village council for a reduction In license
| The license remains the same as In the
| previous year
! BEATRlCE-W. II. Horn and force OF
men are at work taking down the main
! building OF the old starch works plant. This
4 viii remove the last vestige Of this famous
relic OF boom days. The balance Of the
| buildings were purchased some time ago
by Aaron Palmer OF this city.
! HUMBOLDT-Th local building and loan
| association started it's third year the first
/ of this month and IL in highly prosper
Gus condition. The directors decided Ia
/ start third series OF stock and indications
are that 30 shares or more will be taken
4 by the old members and a number Of new
| ones.
| BEATRlCE-Frank Pullian. whose trial
was set for this morning in Judge Inman's
| court, on a charge OF assaulting Mrs
| Blanche MCCALL failed TO appear and
| thereby forfeited his personal bond. The
! ofncers discovered today that he had dis
, posed OF his personal belongings and left
J Tor parts unknown.
! HUMBOLDT-Cary X. Cooper yesterday
/ received his commission as postmaster OF
this city and arrangements have been made