Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-03

company is now installing new central Of
fee equipment Throughout. Puildins new
the istallation OF new and modern tele-
phones, the same type as those used In
Kansas City.
TEKAMAH-At a regular meeting of
Mackey chapter No. "A, Royal Arch Masons,
held last night, the following Officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Christel
Jeep, high priest; Harry X. Clark king;
]. NJ. Crowell. scribe; ]. p. Latta, treas
urer; Ed Latta, secretary.
BEATRICE. T. Hildebrand and family
arrived in the city yesterday from Boulder,
Colo, in a covered wagon drawn by two
horses. They were six weeks In making
the trip and experienced considerable
trouble In the western part OF the state
during tine recent blizzard.
GENEvA-The postoffice is moved into its
new quarters, room of the new Plckard
building on Center street, the other room
being occupied by the Curry Clothing firm,
which comes from Seward. The public IL
brary donated by DR.. II. L. Smith will &C.
cupy the room of the old postonnce'
BEATRICE-MTs. Henry Luck, for the
last six years resident Of Cortland, died
at her home at that place Wednesday
night, aged 50 years. Before locating IN
county for tWenty-one years. She is sur
vived by her husband and nine children.
PLATTSMOUTER-The remains of ]. w.
Jennings who died at his home in Atchison,
Kan, arrived today and were buried by
the local post of the Grand Army Of the
Republic, OF which deceased was charter
age and during his residence here was the
county clerk OF Cass county.
HUMBOL.DT-ReV Bert Wilson, for sew
ea yeSts pastor Of 5hs ~, Srst iio6 ehT5e ,
a view to giving up the work the first Of
the coming year in order to take a post
graduate course IN the theological depart
ment of the Cotner university. His plan at
present is to devote his time afterwards to
evangelistic work.
PLATTSMOUTII-Re and Mrs j. e.
IL delinhffFYilW anTGTfniuRd than
100 members OF the First Methodist Episco-
pal church In the parsonage yesterday aft
oldest was taken. Their combined ages was
1881 years, or an average of "a. Mrs. Ann
Davis was the oldest. having passed her
Ssth milestone, and Mrs. S. J. Atwood was
30 years old last June.
BEATRICE-Yesterd in the district
court l.. Croker, an attorney OF this city,
began an action for the Filley Horse COM
pany against @. II. Dixon OF this city, an
Importer OF draft horses for 1885, that
being the price paid for horse, together
with its keep and the interest on the in
vestment The complaint alleges that the
horse sold to the company was short Of
being up to the guarantee.
HUMBOLDT-Mrs Louisa Meacham OF
this city and Abraham Moore, a well-to-dO
farmer OF Pawnee county. were united IN
marriage al Pawnee City by the county
judge yesterday and left at once on q we'd
ding trip into Kansas, where they will visit
relatives near Summerheld. They will then
make their home on the farm OF the groom
over the Pawnee county line. The contract
ing parties are aged Is and So years.
COLUMBUS-The rectory of Grace Epis-
copal church has just been dedicated. The
clergymen officiating ia the service were
Beecher, Rev. r. r. Dggs, Rev. w. II.
Moor, All OF Omaha; Rev. j. c. 8. Wells
q Rev N0fOk smith Rsy J, GSSn c "a Schuyler
III. Brooks OF Neigh. Rev. Or. Rafter OF
Cheyenne, Rev. r. @. Brown OF Omaha,
Cash Of Albion and Rev. DR.. Westcott OF
Columbus. The services Of dedication
lasted most Of the day and closed In the
evening with q reception and banquet by
the Men's club OF the church with DR..
Carroll ID. Evans as POSTMASTER.