Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-25
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eter "a in the shade.
BLUE HILL-Euclid Martin of Omaha
was the guest Friday or his rather J..
Martin, who is quite ILL.,
CHADRON-The February report of the
superintendent of schools shows 500 pupils,
with an average daily attendance of 90 per
cent
Extremely hot weather has
prevailed here for the last few days. Most
of the fruit buds are out, and should a
freeze occur the fruit crop would be badly
damaged.
YORK-George w. Shrek expects to take
possession of the York postoffce on April
/, which is the end of the quarter, and is
probably the time that Mr.. Sedgwlck will
turn over the office.
ECUMSEH-Announcem reach Te-
cumseh of the marriage of Mrs. Minnie
Miller Sandifer to Arthur Talbot Cook,
the S,o ceremony having been celebrated in
BEATRICE-There is a movement on foot
among number OF farmers and business
men Of Virginia, this county, to orSaniEe
a state bank at Tate, a village east of
Virginia, on the Wyandotte road.
NEBRASKA CITY-Peter Burr, who had
been a resident of this city for half a
century, died Saturday morning from a
complication of diseases. aged 70 years.
He leaves widow and four grown chill
dren.
CHADRoN-The Sunday school of the
First Methodist Episcopal church voted to
send case of eggs as an Easter present
to the Methodist Episcopal hospital at
Omaha. They Will be packed and shipped
Tuesday next.
william funny. a contractor Of
Joliet, ILL.,, was here Friday consulting the
business men IN regard to placing water
water works systems for Alma Bertrand
and Bloomington.
FAIRBURY-Two OF the anti-license
nominees W. b. Sprague nominee tor
mayor and Il. A. Hontz, nominee Tor treas-
urer, have Withdrawn from the ticket No
selection has as yet been made To nil tine
vacancy on the ticket.
TECUMSEH-A lodge OF Royal High
landers will be Installed at Elk Creek, this
county, on Thursday evening. Special Or
ganizer M. M. Morrissey OF Teeumsen will
class will number thirty -fiVe.
HUMBOLDT-The members of the Hum
boldt colony, who have been spending the
winter at this place, left yesterday even
ing on a special train. with their live
stock and implements, for Davidson, Can,
near where they all have land
BEATRICE-In the second of a series Of
chess games played over the Home Tele-
phone line Lincoln won from Beatrice Sat
urday night after four hours of play. Each
team has won a game and the rubber
will be played In about two weeks . "
NEBRASKA CITY-The Commercial club
Friday evening held one of the best at
tended meetings IL has held for months.
THE chautauQua, which will be held the
first week In August was endorsed, and
committee appointed 70 sell season tick
1Ohk-Ihe YORK commercial club has
just moved into its new club rooms. The
rooms occupied sare the entire third floor
OF the opera house block and consist OF
4 hall, cloak room, card room, directors and
seeretary's room, large reading room and
a billiard ROOM
BEATRICE-Charles Cain. who was fined
SlOg' and costs on the charge OF stealing
chickens, escaped from the police while al
work on the streets yesterday. No auort
win be made to locate him, as the authOrl-
ties believe It will be better for the town
II he stays away.
HUMBOLDT-Joseph Hayes for about
half century a resident of this section,
more Familiarity known TO every man,
woman and child as Uncle Joe died yes
terday afternoon at the home Of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Alexander McClintock, northwest
OF town, after a very brief illness.
TABLE ROCK-Word was recently re-
feived here By relatives Of the death of
Mrs. Mary ktinball al her home IN Sandy
lake, Pa, aged IS. Mrs. Kimbalrs FIRST
husband was r. II. Carmichael who was
the nrst postmaster az Lewiston and after
his death she held the once for more than
fifteen years.
aAGAN-Laborers are now at work
eNoayating for the new store building
which Will soon be erected 20 take the
place Of those recently DESTROYED ~ IRE.