Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-23

cants for the positions left vacant by the
resignation OF Principal Nielsen and Misses
Jackson and Kelley, a number Of the appi-
CHADRON-Married, Guy f. Tandy and
Laura McDerby, in the presence OF relatives
only. The couple will reside on the large
ranch OF the groom In Dawes county, near
Crow butte.
ARLINGTON-SeveraI young men from
this city have gone to Fremont and taken
positions with the Chicago g. Northwestern
railroad The railroads are short on mon
of all kinds.
ARLINGTON-Miss Mary Parker and
in marriage Wednesday evening at the
home of the bride. They will make their
future home I'm this city.
BEATRICE-olf Parker was seriously in
Jured today by being caught In the elevator
at the Dempster factory. His scalp was
partially torn away and he was frightfully
cut about the face and head.
ARLINGTON-Whi walking near the
bank of the Elkhorn river Fulton Nc
Cracker had his leg broken near the ankle
by the. caving in OF high bank. At present
he is in very painful condition.
BEATRICE-Maupin g. Son have secured
all of the 10000 acres OF oil leases and will
begin the work of prospecting just as soon
as they can ship the machinery from Colo
RADIO, which will be some time next week
PLATTSMOUTH-Mik Morris. a resident
Of this county, reported to the police in
South Omaha that he had been slugged
by unknown parties and robbed OF S65 and
gold watch by a couple Of newly-found
friends there.
ARLINGTON-Durham Bros. have moved
their stock OF groceries and dry goods to
Lincoln, and this city is short one store
Our citizens hope another firm will COM
mence business here at once as there Is a
splendid opening.
BEATRICE-The local aerie Of Eagles
held an open meeting last night which
cial session was held at the close Of Mr.
I Lepinskis address.
| GRAND IsLAND-W. n. Minor, aged C
years, passed away yesterday after short
| Illness OF Bright's disease. He leaves four
sons and three daughters. For fifty years
he was member of the Christian church.
Rev. McIntire oficiated at the funeral
| COMMUNICATIONS lodge No. S. An
Client Free and Accepted masons, with HaT-
Star, held joint installation last even
ling. II was a great event for Columbus
Masonry. After the installation Of officers
I banquet was held.
| BEATRlCE-At a meeting of the mem
| beers of the Beatrice Base Ball club last
| evening Eligius Lang was elected manager
ana STUB samsei captain The team has
| been supplied with new uniforms and Ia
! now ready to meet any amateur team in
! southeastern Nebraska.
! PLATTsMoUTH-Ieo G. Nash and
/ Miss Cora NJ Fentiman were united IN
] marriage at high noon Wednesday at the
| home OF the bride parents, Mr. and Mrs.
formed by RaG ME- he i Hsnfo1 was tbc
presence Of about $50 friends
| CHADRON-A 'GOd-speed" was given
] Rev John II. Address and wife on the lawn
| Of the parsonage OF the First Congrega-
! tional church. After five years Of accepta-
| BILE service here they leave for Weeping
! Water. much against the wishes OF the
! church and the whole community here
| PAPILLION-The commissioners OF Cass
! county applied TO the commissioners OF
| Sarpy county TO Join them In repairing the
/ bridge across the Platte river at Louisville,
| which was refused. Now Cass county Will
make the repairs and appeal 20 the court
| to compel Sarpy TO pay its share OF the
/ expense.
| HASTINGS-Leo Wilnams. the ls-year-old
| son OF Mr. and Mrs. ]. G. Williams OF this
! city, has enlisted I'm this United States
navy for four years service as electrician.
| He departed today for Norfolk. Va, where
he reports for duty at the navy yard. He
! expects TO take a seven months course IN
/ a New York technical training school be-
| fore seeing active service aboard a naval
! vessel.
| DARTMOUTH Paul lessen OF
| Nebraska City reconvened the April term
! OF district court In this city and listened
| 70 the evidence in the case Of Mrs. Beuls
Elson Wolf against her parents. The court