Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-29

twenty-five miles away, will build from
running through here, will connect with
Lincoln.
LONG PINE-A pleasant wedding took
on Wednesday evening, when Mr. Wallace
Bolish and Miss Clara Farrar we're Joined
together in the bonds of matrimony, Rev
Mr.. Glasner officiating.
Observation-Disclosures George G. Day.
who has been visiting In the city with his
parents. Mr., and Mrs. II. g. Day, left today
to duty on the receiving ship Hancock, in
the navy yards at New York.
GRAND ISLAND-Johann GEM, an aged
thirty years. PASSED away yesterday Gr at oG the
age Of 79 years. He leaves wife and
one few ws Mrs Earn S,s widow of only
NEBRASKA CITY.-This afternoon, Mt
the home of the brides parents on Sixth
avenue. Mr. Roy Auckins was united in
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Allen. by Rev. c. A.
Mastin of the Methodist church.
NELSON-The Nelson and Ruskin mines
The score wassf to o In favor of the local
team. Ruslxin made two hits and Nelson
I'VE. The feature OF the game was Joker
teen men,
PAPILLIoN-7A robbery, Of a B. & NJ.
ssh reSo a 10 sbeT N SsTPy ysse
day. He got track OF the thieves and traced
them to Nebraska City, where he arrested
They are two young colored men.
BEATRICE-Yesterday morning at the
brides home, at WILDER, occurred the mar
riage OF Mr.. New shaffer, until recently
resident of Beatrice, and Miss Pearl Ross.
4 The young couple will make their home in
Denver, where the groom is employed In
| the offices OF the Burlington company.
| FREMONT-TheS mercury this afternoon
| reached &c. the highest so far this season.
A warm south wind has prevailed. Vege-
tation OF all kinds, on account of the pre-
vtous heavy rains, is growing rapidly. In
| dications all point to large corn crop.
Wheat is in good condition, but oats will
| AINswoRTH = Last night Silver Cord
| lodge No. 224, Ancient Free and Accepted
Masons, installed the following officers for
H w Fournier, s. w. c. F. How, J. w.
R. H, Bailey, secretary; R s; Rising, treas
]. D.; Robert Martin, tyler.
| acknowledgements In the district
| court Vinus Kelso OF Wymore, who has
to the charge OF burglary and was SEN
| fenced to six months in the county jail.
Kelso was one OF the three men arrested
| last winter on the charge OF breaking into
| Burlington box cars at Wymore.
| BEATRICE-Large crowds are attending
the Beatrice chautauqua assembly from day
| TO day. This afternoon DR.. Macarthur OF
New York addressed large audience. and
this evening Richmond Hobson Of Merrimac
fame appeared on the program. The as
the attendance has been very good
GRAND IsLAND--Bessie, the 13-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. N: Greer was
| ties while reviving a fire in a cook stove
The fire had smouldered. Late in the after
noon she took can Of oil and the common
| result followed There was an explosion
and her skirts were Immediately aiame.
WEST POINT-The temperature yester-
day was the highest for the season 4
line OF Cunning county, extending for some
Ave miles east and west and one-half mile
rate ratio, about every other fieid saft s
greatly. Crops where the hail struck are
totally destroyed.
LYONS-A new FIRE company has beer
organized at this place and the followine
officers were elected: NJ. L. Shumway
president; ]. J. Hayden vice president; d
Gehman. chief. with c. ]. Hultberg and j
]. Hayden as assistants This company
expects to join the State Fireman's assO
citation before long.
| BEATRICE-J. u. Brown, a merchant OF
. Burchard. and j. c. Fletcher OF this city
two civil war veterans who were In An
night for the first time and talked over OLE
times. Mr.. Brown served during the wa
as a member OF the Eighth Iowa caviar!
and Mr.. Fletcher the Third Iowa cavalry.
BEATRICE-Yesterday at high noon a
the brides home at Table Rock occurret
the marriage Of Miss Ruth Chambers anC
| Mr.. Louis c. Wolfe. formerly in charge O
the Lincoln Journal at this point. but
| present night telegraph editor OF the Non
| parell at COUNCIL BUTTS After "a shOr
wedding trip to Colorado the young cOupl
will make their home at Council Bluns.
| FREMONT-The attendance at the Ere
mont Normal school is the largest In IA
history, the total enrolment reaching l, $50
The Increase 10 owing TO teachers who arr
taking special courses In order 10 receive
state certificates. The rooms in the dor
mitories are all taken and boarding housi
| keepers in the northeast part of the towI
are having all that they can accommodate
| BEATRICE-The marriage OF Miss Anns
| Wittulski TO Mr.. Frederick Mitlewski wal
solemnized at St. Joseph's Catholic church
yesterday morning at o'clock. Miss Eliza
| beth Wittulsh, cousin OF the bride wal
| bridesmaid. and Edward Routh acted al
best man After the ceremony a reception
was held at the home OF the brides mother
The young couple will make their home IT
| West Beatrice.
WEST. PoINT--The annual conference Of
the teachers OF the German Lutheran paro
| chial schools for the north Nebraska dis
| Irict 10 now In session at West Point Forty
I teachers Of the district are In attendance
and the conference Is proving a great 9uc
cess. The sessions are held In the 81
| Paul's German Lutheran church, under thi
| presidency OF Rev. A. r. Z. Oelschlaeger
| pastor, and close today.
| NEBRASKA CITY-In the district cour
| this afternoon Robert Fleming and Georg'
Crockett, both eolored, plead guilty 10 thu