Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-20

has been secured Dy the school board TO
teach the second intermediate, in the
schools here. filling the vacancy made
BY the promotion Of Misses Nettie Nelson
and Donee Griffith. She begins work Nor
TABLE ROCK - The revival meetings
which have been in progress for some time
at the Christian church will come to
close Sunday evening. Large audiences
have been in attendance during the prog
ress of the meetings and great interest has
been manifested.
WOOD RIVER--Mr. and Mrs Henry
Barrick of this place, who are employed
in the custom house at Manila and " no
yesterday esv for Washington. D. C., TO- try try
IL possible to secure similar position in
the United States.
BEATRICE-Rev. J. f. Davis the new
were rendered reception at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Sabin last evening
from 7:30 to 1890 o'clock The affair was
attended by about 15o members OF the
church and friends.
MCOOK-The Rushton family OF Cedar
BLUFFS, Kan. about twelve miles south OF
fever. The wife died December IL. Robert
the 6-year-old son, died January Il. and
three other children of the family ere
afflicted with the disease.
PLATTSMOUTH-Cou Attorney c. A.
Rawls called all of the saloonkeepers in
ths SS hg% 5as ia tSe S Edy Ps
provisions of the Slocumb law must be
obeyed and the saloons kept closed on
violations of the law.
HUMBOLDT-Special meetings still con-
| tinue at Pleasant View Methodist church
pastor. and quite number are coming
forward each night and protesting re-
pentance. The pastor has been assisted
much of the time by Rev. j. T. Rooerts
| of Table Rock
BEATRICE-The annual inspection Of
Company was held here last night.
Nebraska National Guard. being the in
! specting officer. The inspection was made
under heavy marching orders and Included
company and all its equipments.
ex-senator f; A. Tucker, left today for
| gage in the practice of medicine. lie was
compelled to give up his residence IN
! interfered with his health The Judge will
| soon return to the latter state to resume
| his law practice.
HUMBoLDT-A daring piece of worl
was the theft. of sixteen head Of fat hog,
from the yards of August Schultz. a vel
known farmer living few miles nnrtt
n.y. trsee has beee Ga
the midnight thief. although the porlSer.
weighed about $50 pounds each ard
amounted to fine shipment.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF the lea
Christian church held their annual meet
ing at the church parlors on Wednesda,
ioyable times in their history. Miss Ali,
Power was elected church historian e
prepare and give to succeeding genera
lions a history of the work accomplished
by the organization from year TO year
ELKHORN-Miss Mary Beck has com
menced suit against the four saloonkeeper
for selling liquor to her husband. john
while in an intoxicated condition. Eecl
/, fell off of sidewalk last December an,
The defendants are Charles +. Dearson
August Bierbach, Henry Dearson an,
George H. Garbhart
MCOOK-Mrs. Stella NJ. Allen. admins
/. tratriX of the estate OF James p Allen
secured a verdict in the district cour
OF Red Willow county, this week, in ses
of an accident in the Burlington railroa
yard at Benkelman, In which Agent A,Isl
lost his life of fey weeks since Tn
Administrative of the estate.
WOOD RIVER-Neary 100 men an
boys engaged in hunt for coyotes scout
of Wood River yesterday and as a re5ul
of the hunt large number of the animal
: were killed. They are very numerou
ana even getting SO t tame as 10 come ut
grey wolves scattered along the Platt
bottoms, but none OF these have bee
: killed, although number have bee
seen.
TECUMSEH-one of the several case
against Charles NJ Chamberlain. ex
) bezzlement will come up in the NeInfh
county district court at Auburn, on Mon
day January %, on change OF venue frCr
5 this county. In this particular case Cham
berlain is accused of embezzling $4,000 Q
, the defunct banks money The case wi
t n9 udse ~ Kesar
TECUMsEH-Mrs H. r. Profitt die
at her home in Cook. this county, thi
, morning at an early hour of heart dis
sns sb sad wa g ssSs Of Of
| Last Tuesday she was at the deathbed o
her little grandson, the child of Mr.. an
following morning, feeling the sinking spe
coming upon her. She gradually failed un
I'll the end. The funeral arrangements ar
not yet made.
BEATRICE-At a meeting Of the Boar
of Supervisors yesterday the report Of tn
committee on rules, was adopted. TIL
visit any part of the county and TO con
suit to bridge work, upon request o
the resident dent history russ
bridge ordered shall be made matte
OF record, showing complete dimension
, of the bridge. together with its iocatlo
! and such other information as may b
necessary.
YoRK-John Borden Of Arborvile. thi
and mars n fSpfnss
wolves and coyotes. Recently he CROUCH
to County Clerk G G. Boslow thrice
I Boslow certified to the state auditor. VIII
: turned down the bounty on the grey VOL
scalps. asserting that there we're no gre
that he found and caught the grey wclve
2 with his hounds in this county and ths
ne should have S. for each grey wolf scall
c Just what further action will be taken
i not known
, PLATTSMOUTH-Abo nifty singer
met in the Presbyterian church in thi
city and organized a choral union wit
r the following officers: President, Rev. ,
j II. Salisbury; vice president, Mrs. W:
Salisbury: secretary and treasurer. T.e'
| F. j. Langhorst; director. Mrs. Lillian i
Hasse; accompanist, Miss kittie Gun
Minis; assistant accompanist. Miss ycrn
2 Cole. A committee composed of Rev.
A Youtzy, George l. Farley and Don {
: York was appointed TO draft a constttI
u ton and bylaws. 1t is the purpose {
the choral union to meet the first an
3 third Thursday evenings OF each mont
Y The prospects for a good, live, up-to dat
: musical society are very fiattering. Flats
5 mouth has a whole lot OF excellent Inusic'
talent.