Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-14

week Rev. Cagaanski, the retiring pas
tor, will go east to complete his theolog-
zeal education.
BEATRICE 49, While scuffilng at the
Dempster mill Ferdinand Brandt sus-
tained two broken ribs by falling against
some machinery in the machine depart
ment.
| FALLS CITY-A party of twelve boy
hood friends of Harry p. Custer gathered
at his home Thursday evening for a
| o'clock dinner in honor of his thirty-seconI
birthday.
| BEATRICE-The board of directors of
the Mary Young Mems Christian associa-
| tion met last night and awarded the con-
! tract for installing a heating plant to c.
| G Pyle of this city for $3.50.
! BEATRICE--F. A. Harrison has taken
| the position of editor and manager of the
Beatrice Daily Express TO succeed J. S.
/ Dttmar, who went to Sioux City, Ia. sew
eral weeks ago TO engage in newspaper
/ work.
| AINSwORTH--The Ions Pine division
! of the Western Epworth league met here
today in convention % erect officers and
| will be here three days There are abouc
I nifty delegates present.
BEATRICE-The annual report of Miss
| Florence s. Smith, city librarian, for the
year ending May 81, 1906 shows an in
crease OF 1854 volumes over that Of last
year and OF 5,236 over that of the year
before. The total number of books loaned
during the year was 2S,520.
AUBURN-The June term of district
court convened this morning with Judge
lessen of the Second judicial district on
the bench he being called to hold THIS
term by Judge Kelligar. who had to hold
! court in Richardson county. There are
several important cases expected to come
up this term.
BEATRICE-The second day of the
county teachers institute was more
largely attended than the FIRST. the enroll
ment reaching ia. The program of exer-
cises is closely followed each day, and in
all branches of school work teachers are
being shown" shortcuts and practical
business-like methods.
ICED here at 8 D. m. at the home of the
brides parents Mr., and Mrs. Ackley, Miss
Blanche Ackley to Mr.. Edgar Malott; Rev
Johnson OF the Methodist Episcopal church
Cfficiated. The contracting parties will
take a visit in the east. after which they
will return and make their future home
here.
AINSwoRTH - Yesterday the Airs
worth High school alumni had picnic on
for the benefit OF the Ainsworth gradu-
ates, nine In number, who Just GRADUATED
They report Go having h grand sdSress time e. Mrs
come and MT Harry Williams gave the
response
AUBURN-A very pretty wedding took
place at the home Of the brides parents
yesterday at high noon. the contracting
parties being Miss. Bessie May Torrance
and DR.. James 5. Wilson of Johnson. The
couple left on the afternoon train ovar
the Missouri Pacific for Denver and Colo
RADIO Springs, where they will spend their
BEATRICE-The city council last night
passed an ordinance prohibiting the con
structlon OF wooden walks within the
| corporate limits Of the city and requiring
all walks TO be built of brick or cement.
BY a unanimous vote the city clerk wa >
ordered to purchase $4,000 worth of bonds
due in 1911, drawing 4 per cent for $500
! of Splitter & Co.
COLUMBUS-A numb ar of the young
converts of the tabernacle meeting held
by Lyon and Patterson went on an excur-
sion TO Schuyler this morning, where these
gentlemen are holding meetings The
coaches to be attached TO No IL. that
starts from here az noon and returned on
| No. 80 at midnight.
oRD-The department store of McLain
& Siler, one of the oldest business frms
in this city recently dissolved partner
I sumed by Miss Mamie Siler, the junior
| member OF the Arm. 1t is expected thaS
Im Viii r6 10 Ssforniss IN oTSsr OF inc
cuperate her falling health.
! GENEVA-Interest is high In the Ge-
I neva union normal institute. Enrolment
has passed the 400 mark County superin,
tendent Pinckney of Custer county has
just completed .4lree days inspection OF
management, This week DIR. Charles For
dyce OF Wesleyan university is delivering
a series of lectures at chapel time.
ORD-A mass meeting OF the business
citizens OF this place yesterday decides
! favOrably upon a celebration for TINS
| Fourth OF July and a subscription paper
was forthwith circulated and more thar
$500 subscribed for the carrying out o.
the enterprise. An attempt win be mad,
| to make the celebration the largest OF iti
kind ever held in the LOup valley.
PAPILLION-Thomas ]. O'Brien wa
brought before the county judge this
morning and fined 500 for running
saloon at Manawa In Sarpy county, IN.
place being across the Missouri river bu
the recent survey made by the count,
surveyor shows the ground TO be in. SarpS
county. Mr.. o Brien Is the same party whs
runs the Henshaw hotel In Omaha.
TEKAMAH-Abe Reyman. whose eattl
were thrown in the combination ditch las
Sunday afternoon has filed bill with N,
county clerk asking S24O damages. Tn,
twenty-three head that were In the ditcl
averaged eighty pounds lightef anC
| brought 40 cents per hundred less than III
! rest. The bridge was Just a temporary at
fair. as a steel bridge will be put in thi
fall
FALLS CITY-The district court wa
| busy all day yesterday and last night unit
. O'clock trying the case OF the stat
! against Sim Burke, charged with statutor.