Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-30


the spectators.
acknowledgements day will be OBJ
served in Albion this year by an excellent
program and Dennis Tracy Of Cedar Rap
ids will be the orator Of the day. Com
pany NJ of the Nebraska National Guards
will participate and the Grand Army OF
the Republic will have management of the
exercises.
ALBION-The republican county central
committee met here last Saturday and de-
cided on June % as the date for holding
the county convention. Mr.. l.. G. Brian,
former county treasurer of this county,
will doubtless get the undivided support
of this county in his race for the state
treasurership.
UTICA-The school board of this city met
last evening and elected the following
Wilson, principals; Miss Flora Brandes of
Seward for the grammar room; Miss Itor-
dan of Goehner for the intermediate room;
Miss Florence Harden of this city for the
primary room.
TECUMsEH-The closing program of
was the annual banquet and reception by
the high school alumni last evening. The
Tecumseh Commercial club. and the rooms
were Hastily decorated. The new members
were duly received into the order.
BEArRIC hs-rhe Grand Army of the Re
public and Woman's Relief corps attended
memorial services at the Christian church in
a body Sunday morning, the sermon being
! Similar services were held at the United
Brethren church in the evening. The at
| tendance was unusually large at Doth ser
| vices.
! BEATRICE-Right Rev. Arthur L. Will
| lams of Omaha. Sunday coniremd class
| Of two at Christ Episcopal church. The
| candidates were Miss Margaret Hogan and
| Forest b. Gardner. Bishop Williams left
| the city yesterday for Salina, Kan, where
! he will deliver the address at the laying
/ Of the cornerstone in the cathedral at that
place,
| BEATRICE-The Beatrice cereal mills
| have been taxed to their utmost capacity
! the last few weeks irving to keen with
| the rush orders. Three carloads of the
cereals were shipped TO Mississippi yester-
| day and three to Wisconsin. Another 500
| ton order from Hamburg, Germany, is
also filled aRd the shipment will be made
! as soon as possible.
| LINWOOD-Sunday, Monday and Tues
day were cold, with cold rain. The mer-
| curry was down to 80. This weather is hard
on corn, as it is too cold for 1t to grow:
J Some are planting yet because IL was so
wet they could not get on their fields,
Pastures and winter wheat look hne, put
! oats are yellow and small, caused by TOO
much rain and cold.
| BEATRICE-The baccalaureate sermon to
the graduating class was delivered sunday
| evening a the Presbyterian church by Rev.
! w. H. Kearns This was the occasion for
union services of the different churches, and
many were unable to gain entrance to the
rendered and the sermon was a very
earnest and practical one.
ADAMS-The funeral of Mr.sF John
Church today. Mr. Keser died SUNDAY
| morning after an illness OF two years,
during which time he was one of the most
patient of sufferers. The Masonic order,
| of which he was member, held It's beau
tiful and impressive ceremonies at the
grave, about fifty Masons taking part.
FREMONT-A travelling dramatic outfit
exhibiting I'm big tent and which had ex-
tensiYely advertised Jesse James their
leading play was yesterday notified by
Mayor WOLF that that play could not be
put on in Fremont The concern made the
best of it., substituting Ten Nights in a
Bar Room" The action of the mayor is
heartily approved by all of the better class
of people.
UTICA-The Degree Of Honor Of this
city was strengthened last night by initial
ing twenty new members into the order
the work having been done by the local
members. The Seward drill team was pres
ent and exemplified the degree work for
them. which was great help to the lodge
Grand Chief of Honor Mary A. Datky OF
Lexington was also present and assisted
in the work.
ney general Of Nebraska, honored the peo'
pie OF Albion last night with an eloquent
Exercises His subject twas was "Young Men.
and though his speech was short it was
interesting and covered the field he desired
in complete manner. The class of 400
was one OF the best and the largest thai
has ever graduated from Albion.
ALBION-After a month of fruitless en-
/, | deaVor on the part of saloon men to ge
, sufficient names on their applications IN,
city council last night came TO their as
! sistance. by annihilating the Third ware
, and making Albion city Of two wards
| instead OF three, as IL has been for th'
last three years. This action upon the par
OF the city officials raises several move
called upon to unravel
YORK-Decoration day will be appropri
ately observed in York The grand presi
: dent and secretary of the national organiza
! ton OF the Women's Relief corps are Il
attendance and will assist In unwilling tn
. | soldiers monument. At the residence o
! | DR.. Farley and wife on East hill recep
ton tonight will be given In honor Of tn
national president and secretary of tn
= Women's Relief corps
| YORK-Mr. II. r. II. williams principa
! of the Bradshaw schools. charged wit
whipping Earnest Morrison, was hned 10
day in county court and paid "a and costs
YORK-Hon N. V. Harlan, district at
, | torney for Alaska, was pleased to receiv
D a telegram this morning that his home a
Fairbanks had escaped the great FIRE, bu
q that his law office was burned but forum
| ately they were able to remove most c
the law books ana papers, saving theT
from destruction.
I COLUMBUS ranks of the old vel
y Grams of Baker post No. 8, Grand Army {
8 the Republic, are fast timing. for at IN
Sunday memorial services held at III
L Methodist Episcopal church this Afternoon
!; there were but htteep OF the old veteran
r church was illed and Rev. l.. r. DeWO
preached a very eloquent sermon TO III
. 9 jos SSy' What Mean Means Ys by Thes
= Stones?"
It PAPILLION-A warrant was Issued toda
and delivered to Hick Spearman, depui
2 sheriff, for the arrest of Mary SchaaD,
le married woman living south of letter
v brewery in Sarpy county, and she wa
a brought TO Papillion charged with assau
by the teacher in district No. Is. Mi
Al Hollenbeck, the teacher, corrected Il
- ! child OF Mrs. Schaab, and Mrs. Schaab r.
"A taliated by assaulting the teacher, Tri
n set for Saturday. June 2
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sunday servi'
- was held at the Methodist Episcop
20 church. A most powerful and pleasiT
= ! sermon was preached by Rev L. s. Brow
~ pastor. The auditorium was beautiful
~ decorated, all soldiers. the Grand Arm
y OF the Republic post and Womans Reli
corps attended in a body. Captain c.
e Adams, who is past department commands
PC OF the Grand Army Of the Republic
rs Nebraska, left Monday for his old home
~ Monroe, Wis, being called there by h
n old comrades in arms TO deliver the Men
orial address. May 80.
~ BURCHARD-Memorlal Sunday was o
Is served here. Rev. Milford Tidball. past
IN OF the United Presbyterian church, preac
G. ing the sermon. William A. Butler pos
De Grand Army OF the Republic has dWindi,
down until only nine OF the veterans renal
n but these were present at yesterdays Sc
u vices, and the building was Allied to
e, full seating capacity. An appropriate pr
e gram has been prepared for Memorial ID
4 and the graves Of the old soldiers IN Blu
chard cemetery, the Catholic cemetery al
"A I aleo the burial DlaceE Al I.euriRfon -