Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03

been leveled to the ground by the storm
which passed through this section a few
evenings ago. Wheat in that vicinity was
damaged by the hal TO such Sa an extent EN-
GENEVA-The Fillmore county Medical
association met here last week Those
taking part in the program were pr Or
Archerd of Grafton, Dr. Beck of Ong, DR..
Anderson OF Lincoln and DR.. Smrha of
Milligan. Dr. Snowdon of Davenport and
Dr. Beck were made members. The ply
sicians unanimously agreed upon fee
bill.
NORTH PLATTE-Active operations are
being resumed in the building OF the North
River extension of the Union Pacific this
week. The small bridges and culverts have
been completed in this vicinity and the
about 100 Japanese laborers. A large force
of Italians will be brought to the scene of
operation within a few days.
NORTH PLATrE-The junior normal
school win open In this city Monday and
County Superintendent Trotter is confident
the number OF students will reach 800 dur
ing the ten weeks course. So far accom-
have been secured, which is considerably
short of what is needed. James DaiEell
principal, arrived here Friday.
CLARKS-Last Sunday Rev. Mr. Mitchell
delivered the baccalaureate sermon to the
graduating class at the Congregational
church. Tuesday evening the annual alumni
| banquet was held at the opera house, " nere
| covers were laid for sixty. Friday night the
commencement exercises took place at the
T. r.
Peru delivered the class address and pre-
/ scented diplomas
! wAYNE-The graduating exercises OF the
| Wayne High school were held at the opera
before the class was delivered by Rev. DR..
! Swearengen of Lincoln, and A. A. WEIGH
presented diplomas to eight girls and four
| boys At the class day exercises. held at
| the opera house on Thursday evening" the
class OF 1906 put on the play, "Antigone. "
| TO a crowded house.
| IATTsMOUTH-JudRe w II NeUelI
! W. d. Jones. Robert Newell. Miss Bernice
| Newell Miss Stanfield Jones and Miss
pond near Cedar Creek when a fast freight
| train came and frightened the team, which
was tied 10 a tree, causing the horses 20
animal was killed and the other badly in
! jured and both thrown into the Platte
| river.
| FULLERToN-The twenty-nfth annual
! commencement exercises OF the Fullerton
! High school were held last evening in the
opera house. Each OF the thirteen gradu-
ates delivered an Grafton. The diplomas
we're presented by Lyman Harris. presi-
dent OF the Board of Education Alumni
exercises were held Saturday evening sun
liver. the sermon 10 the graduates in the
Presbyterian church.
BEATRIcE-Bert Bush, deputy labor
commissioner. visited Beatrice Friday and
In company with the mayor and city coun-
/ ell, inspected the Paddock opera house
| relative TO protection in case OF fire. He
management says will be acted upon al
! once. Mr.. Bush says the Paddock Is bet
| ter equipped with IRE escapes and exits
| than any theater In the state outside oil
Il Lincoln and Omaha.
/ BEATRICE-The University Cadet bat
1 talon, which has been holding its annual
! eneampment on the chautauqua grounds
during the past week, broke camp Satur-
il day and returned to Lincoln on a specia
over the Burlington road The encamp-
). meat was one Of the most successful and
enjoyable OF any held In years, and Com
u mandant Workizer and the battalion fee
they have been most courteOnsly received
by Beatrice and its people.
SEWARD-Messrs. Frederick GoehmoT
and Charles Fallen, both young business
men OF Seward gave a stag party at tn
anniversary rooms Friday night Mr.
! GOehmon will be married 10 Miss VIM
! fred NoTvai. daughter OF Judge and Mrs
! T. l. Ncrval. at the Methodist EpiscopA
! church June a. Mr., Fallen will 30 q
Z West Newton. Pa, this week 60 MARI,
! Mas Jean Markell OF that place. Mis-
Markell 10 a niece OF the late Rev. W. l.
Boyd OF Seward.
/ GRAND ISI4AHD-Nid shipman Rober
4 A Burg Of Annapolis. Nebraska DO.