Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-15

getting along much better than was az FIRST
expected. He will recover,
ST. PAUL--After few days OF severe
illness the wife OF Chris Jacobsen, a prom
ineut Danish farmer IN Spring Creek pre-
cinCt died last Thursday. leaving her nus
8 9en S-, and several children to mouin her
DAY afternoon In the Spring Greek GENE
PLATTsMoUTH-orandpa A. NJ. Rose, a
pioneer citizen Of Oass county, L. dead. lie
was born In Trumbuh county, Ohio, Janu-
aTy /, h3i and came TO Cass county In 1854.
q, T. ne ~, next year 10 reprssented TINS county
and state we
WEST POiNT-winlam Baumert and
Miss Elizabeth Strattmann, we'll known
young people OF western Cunning county,
were united IN marriage at the Catholic
church In Alloys by Rey, ]. Rebach, pastor.
tiers and will reside on their fine farm in
Elkhorn township.
BEATRICE-Mrs. Jane Bussey, who has
lived In Beatrice for twenty-five years, was
given surprise by her children, grand
children and great grandchildren, number
ing In all about thirtyhve. The occasion
was her eiBhty-slxth birthday, and after
the serving Of a splendid dinner the after
noon was spent In a good social time.
CREIGHTON-The Camp Dewey Tele-
ssrgse IN P bo hS OF k Rs sS SGmR 6
counties, with general offices hero, has
purchased a building site and will erect
interior will be fitted with all necessary
conyenences for the company's patrons.
WEST POINr-A quiet wedding took
church in West Polnt, Rev. a. e, Klemenz'
assistant pastor, performing the nuptial
mass. Frank Weske Of Muehster, Tex,
and Miss Elizabeth Stueter Of Monterey
township were the contracting parties. The
bride is the Oldest daughter Of Mrs. Frank
stueter,
PLATTsMoUTH-Colo Albright. great
Of he Of fHa n Cd
a lodge Of Red Men in this city Saturday
evening. consisting Of about thirty-hve
he SS team Of 'Sse entGG Eabs e Sid t5s
initatory work. Hugh A. Myers, great
sachem OF Nebraska. gave a fine talk for
the good OF the order.
ST. PAULs-The Board Of Education has
held its annual election Of teachers, which
resulted IN the reelection OF Supern-
corps OF teachers with the exception OF
two, who OF their own -vOlition desired to
withdraw from the service. An advance
of about II per cent was made In the sala
ries Of the entire force.
CENTER-sheriff Burns returned from
Seattle with Daniel Westernan. half
a check for $3.50 on a Cfofton bank. Wester-
man had enlisted in the regular army, but
aasyitng some money due him from ting
a call from the sheriff with a warrant and
requisitiOn papers for his arrest.
BLAIha7The Young Mems Commercial
CluD Ol blhlEt al connection Win the W ASH
Ington county farmers institute, has issued
list of cash prizes, amounting to So to
be given to Washington county boys who
will enter the list by planting and cultivat-
ing an acre OF corn, from which each one
is to select ten ears Of corn to be presented
at the next session of the institute. The
contestants are to be 16 years old or under.
WEST POINT-Five section hands on the
Northwestern railway, working between
Beemer and Wisner, broke into the dwelling
house Of Frank Heller, located near the
track during the absence of the owner,
and were brought before County Judge De-
valid yesterday. The evidence disclosed the
fact that but little property had been taken.
The court discharged four OF the prisoners,
binding the fifth one, Fred Putzeer, to the
district court. fixing the amount of his bond
at $500 He has been In trouble before. In
default OF bail he was committed TO the
county jail.
BEATRICE--A number of the state Off
GERS of the Nebraska division, Travellers
Protective association, visited Beatrice
Saturday and assisted in organizing n local
branch known az Post H. Officers were
elected as follows: J. A. KEGS president;
James r. Wallen, vice president; M. N.
Barnes, cretaTy7treasurer; c. u. Moody,
Edwin 8. CARRIER and H. r. Pyle, directors,
The officers who assisted In the organize
ton OF the local post were f r. Branch,
c. ]. Ochiltree, e. H. Hoel, Fl II. CrOfford
and Charles l.. Hopper, all Of Omaha.