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

w a NE--lne AOnlHeTClbl cruz is perfect
ing arrangements for a big celebration on
the Fourth.
PLATTsMoUTH-Miss Gertrude Beeson
has accepted position as bookkecper In
the First National bank
MCOOL JUNCTION-Little Charley Mo-
hiatt got his hand caught IN a pulley whiie
making hay Friday badly decorating 1t.
BEATRICE-Prof. ]. A. Eastwood has
been elected principal of the Barneston
school for the coming year: he was prin-
BEATRICE-John Chaplin. a farmer, was
kicked in the stomach by a horse and scri-
ously injured at his home near Barneston.
a bone in his left hand was also badly
PLATTsMOUTH-One Of the most charm
ing events of the season was the masquerade
c. c. Parmele in honor Of her daughter,
Miss Halle
BEATRICE-Frank Pethoud left ycster-
day with a pair OF the Beatrice bloodhounds
for Lexington, Neb., in answer to a message
stating that the bank at that place had
been robbed. r..
BEATRICE-The Gage County Teachers
institute will be held here next week, be-
ginning June IL. Miss Adelaide Holton OF
Minneapolis, Mimi, will have charge of the
primary work.
living near Diller, shipped nine carloads of
cattle and hogs from his place TO Kansas
CITY the other day. The shipment amounted
to about S11,oO0.
! HUMBOLDT-The west end of Richard
son county has been very we'll covered
with rain during the last few, days and
lures greatly improved.
PLATTSMOUTH-Ho r. B. windham
has returned from Nebraska City, where
trustees and the commencement exercises
of the school for the blind.
BEATRICE-Mrs. Sarah ]. Mcconnell
died S YESTERDAY morning Of heart disease at
is survived by her husband and Ave chill
dren, three sons and two daughters.
| HCMBOLDT-The local cherry crop is
| the best for several years and has Just
| commenced to reach the market. The Yield
| has been larger in some former years
put the quality promises to be unusually
| AUBURN-Donell Demaree. son of John
M. Demaree of this place, was married Fri
day at Stella TO Miss Minnie Young of that
place. Mr. Demaree Is an express mes
senger out of Columbus.
! BEATRICE-A man named Foote, while
| engaged in putting up alfalfa on the farm
! OF II. a. Burt near Pickreli, ran the tine
| of a pitchfork through his left arm. just
below the elbow joint. The wound was
dressed and no further trouble is feared.
! PLATTSMQUTH-The Ladies' Auxiliary
| Of the Presbyterian church have elected
| these officers: President, Mrs. w. A.
swearingen: vice president. Mrs W. B.
| treasurer. Miss Addie searle.
! BEATRICE-John Kruse, ir.. and bride
who returned last evening from their we'd
|
ton at the formers home. About thirty
/ five guests were present TO welcome the
| return OF the estimable young couple.
| BEATRICE-The Rowdon qtlartet of The
Wesleyan university, assisted by Miss
| Mayme Lis,on. reader. and Antoine Hillyer,
pianist gave a concert at the Methodist
many OF the music-loving people of this
| city.
HUMBoLDT-Cards are out announcing
| the approaching marriage of two Hum
boldt couples, Both weddings take place
| on June IA and the contracting parties
| are Miss Anna Mae Grayatt TO Ray Earl
| l.. Porr.
WEST PoINT-Nine girls and five boys
made their initial bow to the public Tues
day evening in graduating from the eighth
grade OF the city schools into the high
school. Rev. ]. Scherbacher, pastor of the
German Evangelical church, presented the
PLATTsMoUTH-At the regular meeting
! OF the Ladies' Aid society OF the Christian
| church the following officers were elected:
! President, Mrs Homer Mckay: vice pTesi-
dent, Mrs. s. NJ. Archer; secretary. Mrs.
Emma Graves; treasurer Mrs. Jennie
| SchildlInecht
AUBURN-Edward. Comstock. better
known as Dad Comstock, for over fifteen
years conductor on the Missouri Pacific
railway between Auburn and Crete, is dying
at his home In Kansas City from blood
poisoning. He is over 70 years old and is
very popular.
BEATRIcE-H. H. Brown. late manager
to join Mrs. Brown. After a visit at that
place Of few days with Mr.. Browns
parents. they may leave for the Pacific
coast TO make their home Hall Bros sue
here.
HuMBoLDT-Rev, Emil Lehrer. pastor
OF the Dry Branch German Reformed
church, left today for AmaEonia. Mo. &c
attend the annual conference of the or
ganization. II Is probable that Rev
Lehrer will be returned to the local pas
torate, which he has held for about three
years
HARTIHGTON-The first district conven
ton OF the Nebraska Young Peoples So
] ctety Of Christian Endeavor Is being heic
here and will continue over Sunday. Dele
| gates are present from all over mort beast
/ ern Nebraska and there Is much Interest
in the meetinEE NJ p. Bicol OF Hartins-
ton Is president of the district association
The 1sG meeting will be held AZ Randolph
PLATTsMOUTH-After falling 20 agrs'
! on satisfactory terms for repairing the
| Platte river foot and wagIn bridge neni
| Louisville, the Cass county missioner
| viii have the bridge put in passablH cOndl
zion and then proceed 10 collect One-hAli
Of the cost for the same from Sarpy county
Ar. HaWksNorth stated that the BarpS