Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21
JURY SECURED FOR HAMLIN
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FOR 70 clear the streets OF debris. Already
the response is good, and IL is believed the
highways of the city will receive complete
renovation on the day specified
WEST POINT-August Pfeiffer, one Of
the venerable pioneers OF Cunning county,
died at the home OF his granddaughter at
was 81 years Of age and homesteaded here
in the year 1867. In the year 1894 he emil
grated with his family to Oregon, where
he died. He leaves a large family Of grown
MILFORD-E. w. Hutchinson died at his
home Of stomach trouble and general de-
bility aged IS years, He was the steward
of the Soldiers home and well thought OF
by the old veterans. He came 10 Ne
braska in an early day from Kentucky and
was freighter across the plains 70 Den
Second Nebraska cavalry.
WEST POINT-The county board has
fixed the salary Of the sherin OF cunning
county at $1,000 per annum, and allowed
him in addition his fees for mileage upon
all processes served by him in his oneial
capacity This is believed to be but Justice,
as heretofore the ONCE Of sheriff has not
paid enough in fees to warrant the serv-
Ices Of high class officer.
CHAPPELL-The residence OF Gust Mat
son a farmer living about thirteen miles
north of Chappen, was burned TO the
ground while the family was away from
home. The entire household effects were
also burned fire IS supposed TO have
originated from an incubator which was
in the house There was no insurance
whatever and the loss was fully $500
WAHOO-Two tramps caused considera-
BILE excitement in Wahoo asst event g. The
entered the harness shop Of j. Linder-
camp on Linden avenue and took several
laprobes but were detected and one was
captured, while the other led a crowd Of
men and boys a chase OF several miles
and escaped. The tramps had just been
released from the county jail that day.
TgT A "a hu 70 N n
last evening between the WahoO High
school and the Plattsmouth High school on
! Resolved. That Full Franchise Should be
| Extended to Women" was decided by the
| judges, ]. A. Whitmore, Bellevue college;
/ n. II. Graham, principal OF the high school
In South Omaha; L. G. Bryan superinten-
dent OF the schools In GlenWood Ia, In
! favor of the visitors.
| WEST POINT-The Woman's club met
! at the home Of Mrs. kuhle This was the
second Of series OF three meetings 20 be
| lowing program was given; The Legend
Of the Holy Grail by Mrs. Kuhle; story
Vision OF Sir Launfal" by Mrs. s. 8
1 Krake; reading HIS Poetic Eulogy on
| Lincoln" by Mrs. p. NJ. Noodle.
| NEDICT-1nsurance adiusters have
| been here for the past week adjusting the
losses of the hFe which burned the post
| ONCE. hotel, barber shop drug store, res
ssgTSat ana o. large general sn6 store e.
| was over 100000, on which there was q
| small amount Of insurance Benedict Is
| a mutual insurance town and most Of the
| losses fell on state mutual insurance com
| panies.
! BEATRICE - Fletcher Horn, Cecil
/ Quackenbush and Clinton Burton, three
| boys ranging in age from ~ % IA yeat
/ ran away from home Thursday saying
! that they were going - California. the.
| We're appTehended at Bell sville, Kan, and
I two OF the boys, young Quackenbush and
I Burton were brought home BY tile au-
/ thorities. The Horn boy escaped from the
/ offleers and as yet has not been appre-
/ hended.
oAKLAND-At the regular meeting o:
] Oakland chapter No. lbs, Order Of tho
| Eastern star Friday night. the followine
/ officers were elected for the ensuing year
/ Arthur 70. Peden, worthy patron Mrs
/ Grace Simon, associate matron: Miss
/ Ethel Hopkins, secretary; Mr.. Victor l.
! Fried treasurer; Mrs. Emma Gull con
| ductress; Mrs. Ora Hohnquist, associate
/ cCUdUctress.
sIDNEY-The board OF education has re-
/ elected the entire corps OF te1chers as fol
I lows; W. r, Pate. principal; Mime II
/ Chase, assistant principal; Charles r
! Chambers, Anna Hines, Myrtle Hiett, Ann
] McFadden and Nalesk Neuhauer. OWN
/ 70 other arrangements. Miss Chase vii
] not accept the appointment and the.e vii
( BE- a vacancy for that position, The board
/ will probably MI the assistant principalshiI
| with a male teacher.
| TECTMSEH-Fo Tecumseh young men
! Charles and Kenneth Stewart. Elmer Rog
/ ers and Harold ChenOWeth, are huilding
I li-foot launch 10 operate on the Nemaha
] river A two-horse power marine engine
has been purchased. and II Is expected 4