Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21
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have the boat ready to use within two
the Tecumseh Chautauqua association o.
operate from the assembly grounds during
the cbautauqua In July
T. Bruner of Omaha took place In West
Point yesterday afternoon, the remains
being Sd to rest in the family ya da{ IN
paralysis. She was one OF the first women
settlers OF the city Of West Point coming
here with her husband. a brother OF the
late Hon. Urlah Bruner, at an early day.
She had resided In Omaha with her hus-
band and family for many years
CoLUMBUs-The committee that elrcu-
the Young Mems Christian association
$50 COO building, announce that not only the
full amount has bee subscribed, but about
$500 more, to make up for any shrnkage
there may be in the payment Of the sub
scriptiOn. A meeting has been called of
the committee and subscribers to take.
into consideration the advertising for lots.
BEATRICE--At a meeting Of the city
council at Wymore Friday night Mayor
Given appointed oliver Mentgen, council
man from the First ward 10 succeed Mr..
Holmes, resigned. After hearing the re-
monstrance case against George Shon the
council voted TO grant Mr.. Shoff a liquor
license j., r. Spealman, the remonstra-
tor, Immediately fled notice Of appeal to
the district court after which an adjourn
ment was taken to Monday night at
o'clock.
Valley public schools were at home 70 the
patrons and friends Of the school In the
school building Friday night Addresses
Of the school board, Mrs, Q, II Coy for
the women, and p, Erway as one OF the
village trustees. At the close OF the pro-
gram the visitors examined exhibits Of the
regular work done in the different grades.
Ice cream and cake was served to nearly
10e guests.
oAKLAND-The following teachers in
the Oakland public schools have Deen re
elected tor the ensuing year; Miss jamie
Jacobs, first primary; Miss Leila Huston
second primary; Miss Ida Sallander, first
intermediate; Miss Emma Larson, second
Intermediates Miss Jeanette Nelson, gram
mar department; Miss Alma Erickson OF
this city, now tedching in PaWnee Olty,
has been elected principal. The super
tendent and assistant principal nave not
yet been elected.
WAHOO-Judge Hollenbeck Of Fremont
handed down an opinion today in the case
OF Saunders county against ex~COunty
Judge Slama, Judge Holenbeck tried this
case ten days ago and took the same under
adYisement. II Is case wherein the
county OF Saunders brings suit against ex
County Judge siama for fees collected by
The court hnds for the plaintiffs on agreed
facts in the sum Of s444. The case will be
/ appealed to the supreme court.
YORK-The Chautauqua chorus was
greeted with well hlled house and every
one was pleased with their rendition Of
Lahee's building Of the ship" Prof j.
A. PARKS, conductor, received many con
| gratulations Miss Elizabeth Gilbert
| played the Accomplishments and there
! were solos by Mrs Price Mrs. Grey Mrs
/ Bemis and Miss Jessie Conaway, Miss
| Grace Reynolds and Miss Cora Coma way
a he cantata was given for the benefit OF
| the Inustc fund Of the Chautauqua chorus
! BEATRICE-The city council met last
night 20 hear the saloon Tem7nstrancs
! against David Giesbrecht and 10 the sur
| prise Of the council and those present a
communication was read by the city clerk
| and signed by the renon stratOrs ask 3
/ that their names be strickeh frcm thu
J document. They gave as their reason FOR
/ signing tho remembrance that they under
stood that Giesbrpcht had applied for Z
license In the Interest OF a brewery. The
/ city council adjourned without ticking am
action.
YORK--Some farmers and citizens o.
/ York INVESTED m the Uncle sam on Com
| confidence IN r. II Tucker the president
/ who he charged not only with the mis-
/ appropriation OF the funds Of the com
1 pany, but also with paying dividends on
| OF money received from sale OF stock
! One q the stockholders said he had ey
/ pressed his appreciation OF the dividend
/ received. but was surprised when he reac
Ia the papers that the dfyidenGs were paid
! out Of the sale Of stock.
] WAHOO-In the Injunction proceeding
/ Of the Colleen Rod Telephone compan.
| against Orris 81. Tharp, where the cJn
! pany sought 20 restrain Tharp from con
Meeting with the Bel Telephone company
l for toll service, Judge HOllenbeck Of Ere
mont handed down decision today 20
favor Of the defendant. The case wal
/ week Th9gp owned lines In Morse Blum
/ Malmo nd'Prague and vicinity which werf
originally a part OF the Golden Rod sys
I tenn, and wished 10 connect with the Bel