Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-07
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BEATRICE-Mayor Schultz has issued a
abatement showing that the citizens Of
Beatrice raised N,47o42 for the San Fran
cisco sufferers.
WEST PoINT-Prof. Fesenbeck, the as
sistant principal Of the local high school.
Will resign his position at the close OF this
term and enter a law school.
COLUMBUs-The Albion High school
base ball team came down here yesterday
and put IL all over the Columbus High
school team to the tune OF ( to l.
HASTINGS-The season of the Hastings
Country club will be formally opened with
a social gathering next Friday night. The
club will begin the season with member
ship Of over 100.
BROKEN Bow-Miner Taylor, one Of
Of Prof. Taylor, this city died on his
farm near here yesterday. Mr.. Taylor was
over 80 years old
PlERCE-Jarvis Dean, one Of the old
ana respected citizens of Pierce, passed
away az his home in the southwest part
OF town on Thursday forenoon at 1880
O'Clock Of heart disease.
WEST PoINT--Judge Guy r. Graves Of
render Will open the adjourned term Mon
day morning OF the district court OF Cum
ing county at West Point. Only equity
matters will be considered.
BEATRICE-The Beatrice District Court
OF Honor held a largely attended meeting
mere Saturday night. which was addressed
oy state Manager Loeb Of Lincoln. Sew
eral candidates were initiated.
PLATTsMoUTH-M Elizabeth Irwin
aged years passed away at the home
OF her son, George west OF PIattsmouth
e SeV. Mr. Everett conducted the services
Saturoay' which were largely attended
BEATR1CE-Wor on the new BurIing-
t ION depot Is progressing nicely. An extra
Iorce OF brtcklayers will be put to work
OF OH ne buliding this week and an effort
tober ]. ny &c
oxFoRD-For the first time in the
s ssgoans hlsIToGry' oxford is TO have three
Branen, will commence business as soon
as the building being erected for his use
OxFORD-Prof ]. w. Searson of the
Peru Normal has been secured 10 deliver
an ADDRESS on the occasion of the annual
seommenoement Of the high school, MAY
OF young women
HASTINGs-The Burlington railroad is
rebuilding and extending it's independent
water plant here. The road now uses con-
system is completed the supply will be en-.
tirely Independent OF the municipal plant
About five miles OF mains are being laid
PLATTSMOUTH--Will Darrough was
Ohio May %, 1923 and had resided in Cas-
county for thirty years. He was a vetera n
Of the civil war and contracted ailments
while there which caused his death. AZ
form. ''
>. HAsTINGs--The Hastings bodies Of the
meet
in semi-annua session next wednesday,
and Thursday. May Q and 10 for the pur-
pose OF comforting degrees from the fourth
TO the eighteenth A delegation OF Masons
will come from Lincoln to assist in the
work
HAsTINGs-The druggists Of Adams
county have resolved hereafter to conhne
their advertising to newspapers and what
ever handbllls they may personally pub
fish. Under the resolutions adopted they
VII decline to patronlze the advertising
cations Of irregular issue
HASTINGS-Rev. p L. Johnson, treas
urer of Hastings college, has gone to
the tlOo, 90 endowment t fTnd which H II benz.
collected for that institution. About $50
600 has already been subscribed. Andrew
Carnegie has offered $50, 00d for new build
ing II the 10000 II raised.
BEATRlCE-Jansen & Son of Jansen re-
Gently sold to the commission firm of Clay,
Robinson Co. 42S shorn wethers and
pounds and for which they received SIS .45
per 100 pounds. This price is the top for
the, season on shorn wethers and the FIRST
and only lot to bring the figure.
TABLE ROCK-Jasper s. Killett. who
lives few miles northeast Of here, has
captured couple of filters of young
wolves-eight In one and nine in the other
besides the mother wolf, In one Instance
In one of the dens he attempted to dig
out he found the mother wolf. and by
club.
BEATRICE--The Home Telephone COM
pany, which was compelled 20 cease work
the other day in Wymore on account OF
the repeal of the ordinance by the city
council of Wymore granting II a franchise.
proposes to fight the case on the grounds
that the council has no authority to re-
peal the franchise, but that Il il a ques-
tion the courts must decide.
VERDON-E, E. Rolejack Of this place
has just established a bank at Barada,
this county. The capital stock of the new
bank will be $780, Mr.. Bolejack has been
elected cashier. The stockholders are <.
f. Boleiack, cashier; Zoe Niles. president
John Ahern, John Morehead, Henry
Gerdss, A. Durfeet, W. r. Butter. L. II.
Morehead, r. J. Dunn, Dan Kelly and c.
w. Allen.
TECUMSEH-Mr Samuel r. seaver and
Miss ID. Ethel Bush, well known young
o'clock this morning The marriage was