Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14

Story THE Father in the Home" was
the title OF a paper read by Mrs. w. A.
Black, which ELECTED lively discussion.
next meeting is Federation Day
BELLEvuE-The annual installation of
officers Of the Christian Endeavor society
the Presbyterian church. The following
officers will be installed: President and
secretary, Miss Edith Wright: vice presi-
Fletcher; organist, Miss Abbie Robertson.
sCHUYLER-A reception was given by
the teachers Of the high school in honor OF
high school room Friday evening, A
large crowd was present The freshman
class won first prize for the best coEy cor
ner. being a silk banner. and the second
a felt banner.
AINSWORTH-At the residence Of James
E. Morris in Johnstown, James z. Morris
was married to Mrs Leuna Decker, Rev.
A. r. Carpenter of the Methodist Episcopal
church officiating. Judge Morris is one of
Se e Various oces He Z ye ane o
The bride has been a school teacher and Is
several years his junior.
WATERLOO-Thieves broke into Mrs. j.
c. Traders general store Friday night,
effecting an entrance through the rear
window of the shed and opening the back
missed, but the full value could not be
determined. Bloodhounds were brought
from Lincoln, but they failed to follow
,FREMONT-The funeral of Charles j.
Holesworth who was killed by contact with
live wire at his home on North Broad
Where S he formerly aTiS resided. He was a
member of the Royal Highlanders and
Woodmen of the World fraternities. dele
cations from which, besides a large num-
Der Of friends from here. will accompany
the remains.
EDGAR-About fifty members of the st.
Joseph Commercial club visited this city
nRfA hAz m NJ hA IN NAnW he
a delegation of business men of Edgar. ac-
companied by the Edgar Cornet band. The
commercial men were accompanies by the
military band OF the Fourth regiment of
the Missouri militia and several newspaper
men. They spent nearly an hour in the
city, urging the advantages OF st. Joseph
as Jobbing center.
COLUMBUS-GFeat preparation and ad-
vertising had been done for the foot ball
game between the Columbus High school
team and the David City High school team
for today. The boys had made all the ar
rangements for the game without consult
ing their fond pepas and mammas, and
when they found II out they put their feet
down on II and refused to let their children
go into the game, and so II was called OF
COLUMBUS-The Columbus Women's
club has Just held its annual meeting and
election OF officers, as follows: Mrs. 4. NJ.
Post. president; Mrs. w A. McAliister,
first vice president Miss Minnie Mcmahon.
second vice president; Miss Effie White, re.
cording secne tary; Mrs. Mary Kramer, sec
rotary; Mrs, Leander Gerard, treasurer
Miss McMahan was elected delegate to the
state federation at Kearney, and she and
Mrs, c. j. Carlow attended the session this
week
YORK-The directors OF the CONNER
eial club have elected the following Of
fcers: President, George CorcorAn; vice
president T. w. Smith: secretary, c. +.
Stroman; committee, A. B. Christian. Il.
w. smith, b. +. Marshall. A. Johnson, l..
mittee. E. j. Brown, w. w. Wyckofr.
Charles Carpenter; reception committee,
]. Ashur Parks, w. w. Wycho1 Ar
rangements were made to move to the
former quarters until such a time as the
Commercial club rooms in the opera block
can be repaired and made ready for oc-
cupancy.
BEATRICE-sheriff. Trude yesterday Wis
tied the home Of James Lille, VINO is
wanted on the charge of assaulting and
robbing Thomas Martin on the public high-
way near Rockford Thursday night but
failed TO locate him. IL Is thought that
Lille crossed the line into Kansas few
hours after the robbery occurred and has
positively Identified him as his assailant
They have lived In the same neighborhOOd
| for years. Lille 10 an eX-convict, and dur
! ing his residence in this section has been
mixed up in many shady transactions. He
was fined recently in the county court for
assaulting his mother.
NORTH PLATTE-The damage case OF
MSsb 5s ss1 1or Trsd @
suited in verdict OF ninety5odd dollars for
the plaintiff. A. r. True, found guilty OF
burgiariEing the Cohn house. has been as
Grimes. The last Jury trial Of this term OF
! the district court has terminated In YER
sued the city Of North Platte for $500 FOL
| injuries sustained by her while walking
along Front street, one OF the most promi'
sssIs sre Of % rns s The psnt
| fell over a water hydrant which projected
about six inches above the walk. resulting