Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-24

| la. DR.. John Creighton, pastor OF the
! Presbyterian church, OBLIGATED in the pres
ence of relatives and few intimate friends.
BEATRICE-Word was received yester-
| day announcing the death Of Mrs johnson.
| a former resident OF this city, which oc-
| CURED at her home at Elmwood, Ill She
| was the mother Of Mrs. A. j. McCallum of
/ this city, who left today to attend the
| funeral.
| GENEVA-The members of The Baptist
! church gave a reception to their new pas
/ tor Rev. +. L. Brooks, and Mrs. Brooks.
After addresses by the resident ministers
| who were present also by Rev. Mr. Brooks,
| all partook Of refreshments and spent a
/ pleasant evening.
/ YORK-The Woman's club of this city
| has secured the services OF Miss Jane
| Brownlee of Toledo, o., an educator OF ma
and Saturday evening 10 the teachers OF
! this city and county on Ethical Instruc-
tion in the Public School.
! PI4ATTsMoUTH--Att the regular meeting
of the Robert r. Livingston council No n,
r. and L. NJ, the following officers were
! elected for the ensuing year: n. ]. NJ,
n. J; Phelps ID. N, Adam kurtz; p. G. W,
recorder, j. Nj. Robertson.
| MISUNDERSTANDING has another club
now. II was bern at the home of Mr.. and
taken a name yet, It is for social enter
| tainment, and is lofiicered bg Mrs. H. b.
Robinson, president; Rev. DR.. Arthur j.
| Wescott, vice president. Miss Eloise Roen,
secretary and Albert Becker, treasurer.
! BEATRICE-Dr. +. p. Stewart has re-
| turned from Morris BLUFFS Ia, where he
| purchased a number OF standard bred
/ horses Among the number are Wa Wan,
sire of Spill 2:10; Redwood 210A, and
/ Consequence, Wsconia and Fannie Rimac.
1 He brought back Sequel, 2e3A, who will
be driven by Fred Robare next season.
4 BEATRICE-The funeral services for the
late +. NJ Hagerman were held today at
/ 10 o'clock from the Methodist church at
! Filley under the auspices OF the Masonic
D a line hraHa I'D In
| green Home cemetery at this place, and a
| larges number Of Masons from this city
attended the rituaiistic services at the
grave.
WEST POINT-Jesse Spencer, a Cunning
county young man, has been appointed
government meat inspector at Portland
J the position. This Is the second appoint
ment Of a Cunning county citizen TO a posi-
ton IN the bureau Of animal industry, DR..
". e. McCray OF West Point being the
! first appointee
TEKAMAH-The funeral OF Mrs Jesse
Spielman win be held this afternoon. max
ing the nth for this week. Mrs. Spielman
was an old resident Of this county having
come here in 1851 She leaves three sons
and three daughters, all living in this
county, except Lloyd r., at Harrington,
and VIII G., who Is In Chile, South Amer
lea, manager OF the Barber Asphalt com
pany.
TECUMsEH-The local poultry market
Is very low Notwithstanding the fact that
Thanksgiving is at hand. A Tecumseh COM
mission firm adyertises the following pricez
for today friday: Old tom turkeys. 10
cents per pound: hen turkeys, le cents;
chickens, 81 cents; ducks, 81 cents; geese,
81 cents. The prices are several cents
lower than last year. and lower than they
have been IN many years.
TABLE ROCK 90 Cyprus lodge No. "A.
knights Of Pythias, held its annual cleo
ton Monday evening. The following OF
ncers were elected Chancellor, A. M.
Longwell; vice chancellor. F. A. Taylor;
prelate, A. ID. Gisei ~, of W, j. n. Phil
lips: NJ OF F., Fred Nj. CoIwelI; NJ. OF f.,
Charles 1. Harris; X. az r. and s., q. II.
DOpp; M. OF A., II. ]. Brown; inner guard,
Rufus Mapes; outer guard, c. H. Car
michael.
TABLE RocK-The fine leO-aere farm OF
Mrs Margaret l. Coard, about six miles
south Of Table Rock, has just been sold
for SIS per acre. The purchaser was EVan
Davis who owns the farm adjoining IL, on
the west. This farm was taken from the
government By the late James n. Coard,
Mrs COards husband about forty-hve
years since, and Is one OF the few farms
OF the county that has never before been
transferred.
GRAND IsT4AND-The cases Of the city
against the Burlington railroad. one OF