Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-07

dates were initiated into the order. A
banquet was held after the business meet
ing
NEBRASKA CITY-rwo men and three
cripples drlfted into town Friday. The po-
lice ordered the cripples to leave. The two
men were professional sneakthieves and
TRey were arrested sS and for the ' next twenty
days will be guests of the city.
BATTLE CREHK-Henry Burch died at
the Norfolk hospital for the insane and
was buried Saturday at the Union cemetery
here. Mr.. Burch was 81 years old and had
lived in this part OF the state hfty-one
years He was lost in a snowstorm In 1855
and had both feet frozen on. He leaves
three daughters and two sons.
BEATRICD-Fire yesterday morning de-
stroyed' the farmhouse of Frank Kostal,
two miles south OF Odell. The family was
absent from home at the time excepting
three children, who were In bed and asleep.
The cracking OF the fire awoke them and
they barely had time to escape, taking
very little clothing with them. A defective
hue is supposed to have been the cause OF
the FIRE. The loss is placed at $1,000
NEBRASKA CITY = Mt. Olivet Com
mandery No 2, Knights Templar, elected
Claude Watson, eminent commander; NJ.
r. Thorp, generalisstmo; w. 8. Cornutt.
captain general; e. F. Thorp, prelate; ].
w: Hoberg; senior wardeni f. M ku-
cordeF: f. B. Eccleston, wsrder; Samuel
Goldberg, standard bearer; o. W. Seymour,
sword bearer; Granville Stevenson. treas
urer.
WEST PoINT-The Woman's club met at
the home OF Mrs. A. p Walla- This was
the first o6 three meetings to be devoted
to the study OF Lowell. Patriotic quota
lions from his works were given in answer
TO roll call. The following papers were
Iosoh; As the critic ana Patriot" by Mrs.
George Korb; AS the Essayistr" by Miss
Miller; Tho Home Of Lowell" by Mrs.
dow" Mrs, H. L. Wells "A story" read by
Mrs. Wells.
TECUMsEH-The Enyeart Concert COM
pany from Wesleyan university, gave de-
IiEhtful entertainment Friday under the
auspices Of the Tecumseh Commercial club
for the benefit Of the Carnegie library
prelimlnaries to the erection OF MT. Car
pany is composed of Miss Edith Burlingim,
pianist; Miss Florence Hanna, Violinist
Miss Helen Dean, soprano, and hr. III.
netted t45,
CARLErON-The following teachers have
been elected: Principal, A. b. Rich; gram
mar, Georgia Jones; intermediate, Mary
| Wiener; primary 2ela Werner. One other
| teacher will be elected later. The new tl2.OOO
school building was completed Just before
/ the holidays. Principal Rich and his corps
OF teachers took charge OF the work in the
/ new building at the opening Of school after
the holidays Carleton now has a school
building unsurpassed in this part Of the
state Another instructor will be added to
/ the teaching force for next year.
! DAVID CITY-At the home OF the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. Eller, Julian L.
] Buckley and Miss Margaret Eller were
| married Rev. II. II. Harmon, pastor OF the
/ First Christian church, Lincoln, Ofnciating
/ The brides gown was a handsome importa-
| ton Of embroidered batiste and baby Irish
/ lace. She carried a large shower boquet OF
white roses. The bridesmaid was Miss
Anna E,ller. Mr.. Dan c. TroKel was best
man. Mr. and Mrs. Buckley have lived
/ here several years. They went to house
keeping in the Patrick mansion
/ NEBRASKA CITY-OtOe County Medical
| association, at It's annual meeting. elected
/ MacVean- Edmonds, Vice president; DR. G.
/ i. Crudup, secretary treasurer. DrB. j. 8.
| LichtenwalleT A. p. CHM and W. 7. Neal,
| censors; DR.. 8. 8. Wilson, delegate 70 the
state meeting. DTs. Marnell. MaoVean-
/ EdmOnds Eatson and Crudup were APP
pointed a committee TO secure DIT. Nc
| COrmick of Bowling Green. KY, q repre-
sentative OF the North American Medical
| association, 10 come 70 this city and lecture
| on sanitary measures