Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-10


Tommy James, president; Morgan Walsh,
vice president; Callie Edwards secretary,
treasurer. The latter club has arranged
Tor a rally on Tuesday evening next, with
speeches by the members.
.HUMBOLDT-The working girls of this
CITY nave organized a club designated by
officers as follows: Miss Frances Little.
president; Miss Carrie Boss, vice presi.
dent; Miss Sarah Edie, secretary. Miss
winnie Mann, treasurer. The intention OF
the club is to provide social rather than
literary entertainment for its members.
CENTRAL CITY-For the second time
this year the lumber office OF S. d. Ayers
was broken into last evening and the safe
opened and robbed, and. just as II happened
the time before, there was no money in
the safe; but the robbers carried some
valuable papers out into the yard, and after
examining them and finding evidently that
there was nothing they could convert into
Sasn, they left them on a pile of lumber,
where they were found the following morn
ing. The engine house at the water works
station was also broken into and a large
quanuty or tools taken. No trace of the
culprits has yet been found.
CENTRAL C~ITY-Prof. Aaron Watkins
the .prohibitionist candidate for the vice
presidency, spoke at the opera house I'm this
CITY iast evening watkins was met at the
depot in the afternoon by the Central CITY
band, and the band also furnished music
In the evening. The two largest meetings
held In Central City during this campaign
- NAN AACbNAAb Ah9N AlBnL AQuIGSSBU DIV
Watkins, and the one a few weeks ago adj
dressed by Eugene Chafin.
GENEVA-The fine storeroom built by
Mrs. Brayton next TO the Union block Is
now finished and in the hands of the paint
ars. IL is a large. commodious building. the
first floor being a store room 100 feet long.
well ventilated and lighted. 1t is an idea
room and adds one more to Geneva's fine
buildings. II is not yet occupied. Mrs.
! brayton expects to erect similar buildings
on the lots Just vacated by means of the
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originated.
sEWARD-The body Of Mrs. ]. Guss OF
LAUREL, Neb., was brought here for inter
mtht today, She was a former resident OF
this place for many years.
SEWARD-Jacob Westerhoff has a rose
bush In his yard that produced fifty-nine
blossoms this year. Eleven blossoms are on
| II now.
SEWARD-Joe Ernst has sold his 24O-acre
farm in B precinct for SOS per acre to a
Bohemian farmer from Saunders county.
SEWARD-The Seward County Teachers
association Will meet in Seward on Satur-
day, October II.
sBWARD-R. C. Carpente-, a printer who
came TO Seward a few weeks ago and
went TO work for the INSTRUMENTATION
erat forged a couple Of checks Saturday
Brothers, receiving IS I'm change. and the
other on the Graft Clothing company for
sl4. where he purchased IS cents worth Of
goods and received Sl325 I'm change. TIL
forgery was not discovered until the mex
morning, but Carpenter had left town OF
the $50 a. m. train. He signed Editor
Smiths namo to the checks and had ne
trouble In passing them.
SEWARD-The next term OF the district
court will commence on November 3 with
Judge Good on the bench. The following
Jurors have been drawn to appear or
November Is. the equity cases being tried
first: John Spahr, Dick Miller, ID. schark
A. ]. Welsh, V. ID. Johnston, William
Manke, Matt Limp. Carl Thomas, d,
Francles, August Brose, John Cooper
Henry Murphy. A. j. Wampler, l. II
Feary. Henry BiFky, Chris Hanson. Ton
Woodgate. Joe Russell. @. Luckert, ANDY
Nelson, Herman Pflughaupt. Conrad
Finger. ST., Henry Luebben, August d
Meyers.
WYMORE-The wymore band viii be re-
organized Friday night with Helen Man
Butler as leader II present intentions are
carried out.
YORK-Over 500 residents OF York count,
have REGISTERED at O'Neill. Web and Dial
las, 8 ID. for the land drawing.
YORK-The new organization known a
the York Ascetylene company has filed ar
ticles OF Incorporation. The capital stool
lis $1,000 ana the following are officers