Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-28
sumDtuOus dinner ana general good

a sumptuous dinner and q general good
time.
field. Sunday, Joseph Silvers found little,
half-clad shivering child. He took 1t 10
a neighbor's home and It was found to be
the child of people three ana halt miles ne
away, who were away the child was
badly chilled.
INTERCOLLEGIATE. s. r. Gist OF this city
has received word from her parents Judge
and Mrs. e. A. Tucker Of Los Angeles. to
the effect that their son. DR.. George
Tucker, who was thought to be victim OF
the San Francisco disaster, had arrived
PLATTSMOUTI-The base ball enthusi-
asts Of this county met IN Union o!a, ana 4
formed a league with the following oIncers'
PRESIDENT Ora Copes of Avoca; secretary,
G. l. Graves OF Union. Arrangements are
now being made for some good games IN
Cass county.
Varney, who died at q hospital In Lincoln
Wednesday, reached Tecumseh TINS a1tet-
noon and were taken TO Mount zion ehur rem
northeast OF here, where the funeral was
held at o'clock, conducted by Rev. W. f.
smith of Sterling.
BBATRICE-Ths marriage Of Mr.. sher-
tina Peterson OF Fairbury was solemnized
at the brides home at Fairbury Weones,
day afternoon. The young couple NH
make their home on q farm nVe miles
northeast of the city.
STANDARDIZATION or Incorporation have
been filed for the forming of the Farmers
county. The authorised capital stock OF
said corporation Is 5000, In shares OF 100
each, to be subscribed and paid as required
by the board of directors.
BEATRICE-Charles Francis Miller died
yesterday morning at the home of his
mother, Mrs. DIR. Boswell In this city
AGED aged "a years. The funeral was held this
afternoon at 2:30. and inteTment was In
Evergreen Home cemetery.
YORK-Benedict, the first town north,
e. a
| and provisions and today the car Is In
York and being filled by the York com
mittee with dry goods, clothing, groceries,
potatoes and drugs. The car will be sent
over the Burlington to San Francisco.
McCooL-In the death Of Mrs. Ruth
Ann Smith south York county loses a
and respected by all. The funeral SER
vices were held at the Lutheran church
| Pleasant Ridge cemetery southeast of
| McCOol Junction.
GIDEON = The ODD Fellows celebrated
| their eighty-sixth anniversary here last
night with q nice program. Music was
/ furnished by the Gibbon Mandolin club,
| assisted by other home talent. Cream and
crowd was In attendance despite the
| threatening weather.
| BEATRICE Beatrice Central Labor
union held largely attended meeting last
| evening, at which plans were made TO fur
Their the work along union lines IN Bea-
| trice. An investigation shows that there
Il are 80 union men tulllOgeu IA TINS City
| Two new union organizations are soon 10
/ be perfected in Beatrice.
DAKOTA CITY-Henry w. Wood Of this
place has sold to Henry Ley. banker Of
/ Wayne, Neb,, a hve-acre tract Of land
| along the south shore OF Crystal like, lying
/ Just west Of the Finnerty boatyard, upon
| which Mr.. Ley will erect a summer cottage
/ work to be commenced immediately. The
/ purchase price was 500 per acre.
| TECUMsEHJThe will case OF Frederick
i Broderick Is now being tried. Mr. Broder-
i ick was a bachelor and for years made his
/ home In the Craney family In this county
Il When he died he willed his property, valued
/ al from 5000 TO $500, 70 Margaret Craney
Il who was not a relative. John Terney OF
Otoe county, nephew, is endeavoring &c
break the will
/ TECUMSEd-Contra r. NJ After
i berry OF Tecumseh has secured the con
1 tract for the erection OF tourists hote
i for the Burlington at Tolucas Mont, the
i junction point from the main line 70 Cody
| Wyo. The building win be frame and viii
| be commodious. having twenty rooms OF
| more. Mr.. Atterberry and men win leave