Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-15
The local lodge begins with about sixty

The local lodge begins with about sixty
members
exciting ball game played at Johnstown be-
tween the Johnstown nine and the Aims
worth nine. Score, to l, in favor Of
JohnstoWn.
LEIGH-Rev. G. L. shull, formerly Of
Crawford, Neb, began a pastorate here yes
terday as pastor of the Congregational
church. Rev Shull is a forcible speaker
and gives promise of lending new energy
to the church.
WEST POINT-It is rumored that the
Independent Telephone company doing
business around Beemer and Wisner, is
about TO petition the West Point city
council to be allowed to establish an ex-
change in this place.
WEST POINT-The horse exporting
firm of Schnstock Bros. of West Point
has bought and sold during the past year
over 1000 head Of horses and mules the
western points for use in railroad grad
ing
FREMoNT-Plans were received here to-
day for the new Sioux City & Western
passenger depot 1t is to be built of red
brick, directly south of the Union depot
and facing Main street. The size is l3x
25 thirty feet high. 1t is estimated to cost
$4,000.
HAsTINGs-Mayor Miles has received
authority from Adjutant General Culver
for the organization of an independent COM
pany of infantry in this city. A meeting
will soon be called for the purpose of taxi
ing the preliminary steps for the formation
of the company.
ALBIoN-The Genoa Indian base ball
team met the High school team of this
place on the diamond today, resulting in
very pretty and close game. Inc score score
school team. The Indians did not score
until the ninth inning.
PLATTsMOUTH-Mrs. Sidney Mackey.
who was killed by her husband near Rey-
nolds, formerly resided in this city for a
number of years with her daughter, Miss
Ethel YOUNG. She was a widow at that
time and was well known, but some said
unkind words about her.
PAPILLIoN-John schaab died this
morning aged u years. Mr.. Schaab came
@ no ,p Papo rO0 He Ss one SOM
cashier of the Hackers bank. South
Omaha, and one daughter. wife of c. d.
Brown OF Papillion, where he died.
FREMONT-Some time Sunday someone
entered the house on the Sioux City farm
east of town, which is being rebuilt, and
hacked up the porch posts and window and
| have TO be put in. The loss to the con-
tractor in material alone will be $50.
LOUP CITY-Cement founda tions for the
I new Catholic church in this city have been
| laid The building VIII cost when COM
! pleted over $4,000. Building on the new
/ Presbyterian church to Cost $500, VIII
| Presbyterian manse will be submitted to
| bidders this week.
WEST POINT-The prospect for an
| enormous fruit crop this season is bright
| apples are in bloom now and the blossoms
| as now. Cherries, apricots, peaches and
| pears are blossoming freely. The early
apples are in blooW now and the blossoms
| on the plum trees have almost all fallen
| off.
| AINSWORTH-Las night Ainsworth was
| visited by quite shower, accompanied by
| hail but there has not been any report
| of damage done The rain was needed or
| the tablelands, but the valleys did not
need any The prospect is good for a large
! crop of all kinds Of farm produce and
/ fruit. as the frost did not do much dam
/ age
! ALBION-The state veterinary surgeon
| was here yesterday and condemned three
| horses belonging 10 a farmer by the name
| OF Woods and ordered them killed. The
| horses had the CHAMBERS and are the second
I lot 10 be killed in this county within thu
| past month Persons owning valuable
| horses are insisting on thorough 1nves
| tigatiOn
| SUTHERI.AND-The school board MAJ
| elected teachers for the ensuing year al
| cipal. vice Prof. A r. Moore, who has re
! signed TO accept a similar position at Ain
| ance; Bertha +. Reynolds, grammar de
| partment; Ella Hannah, second primar!
| department; Nellie /. Lutte primary de
partment.
| LEIGH-Boston Corbet post, Grand Arm!
| OF the Republic Of this place. together will
| the citizens, are making arrangements 4
| observe Memorial Sunday and Decoration
| day. Rev. c. l.. Shull, pastor Of the Con
| gregationsl church, will preach the Ne
| OF Columbus will deliver the Decorated
day Grafton.
PAPILLIoN-The Grand Army post o