Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-23

on the Northwestern for a short wedding
trip to points In Iowa.
LEIGH-The heavy wine on Wednesday
evening did considerable damage " trees
and small buildings In this Vicinity.
LINWOOD-Wheat and oats are badly
lodged on account OF excessive rains. Farm
ers say they will not recover the former
conditions.
REPUBLICAN. CITY-The stock Of mer-
company that was turned over to the
creditors some time ago was bought by
A. A. Malay. yesterday.
CENTRAL CITY-Chan Burke. a travel
ing man, whose home Is in Central City.
has surprised his friends BY bringing home
a wife. having been married at Brock. on
the 18th inst. to Miss Alice Shipley.
SCTHERLAND-Crops Of all kinds are
making excellent progress and the small
grain crop is practically assured. The
prospect for an unusually heavy hay crop
is promising and the ranges are very good.
SUTHERLAND-Owing to the plentitude
of natural moisture and the fact that sand
was being washed into the bitches and dis
tributed more freely than was desired.
the head gates Of the District canal have
been shut down.
NEBRASKA CITY-wmiam warren
and Miss Margaret Allmon were united in
marriage at the home of the brides par
ents, in this city, sunday, In the presence
Of a few friends and members OF the
respective families.
LEIGH-The body Of Mrs. r. L. White
reached here from Forest Grove, oregon,
last saturday evening. Mrs. White was
+. Beatty. She died at her home IN Ore
gon June Is. The funeral was held sun
day.
ALBION-Yesterday was the hottest day
Of the year. the thermometer at one time
reaching 80 degrees in the shade. Never,
probably in the history of the county. has
vegetation grown more rapidly than II Is
now doing. Since the rains ceased farmers
are having a merry chase to keep up with
the corn.
NEBRASKA CITY-warren, a g-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sheckler.
while playing with a toy pistol yesterday,
was shot in the right hand and perhaps
refused to give him money with which to
purchase the pistol, so he went out and
earned 1t and shortly after leaving tina
store where he had purchased the pistol
he shot himself.
Observation-Disclosures lodge, No.
6. Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, has
elected the following named officers for
the ensuing year: Worshipful master, o. c.
Lovey; senior warden, F. 7. Ranges; jun
White; secretary. M Archer; senior dea-
con, Harry S. Barthold; Junior deacon,
w. c. Ramsey; tyler. I. II. G. Dabb; o. c.
Hudson and w. c. Tippens, stewards.
CENTRAL CITY-with the assistance of
the Young Mems Christian Association
juniors, w. w. Hughes. the local Young
planning to give a circus to be held in the
gymnasium the latter part of this month,
the date having not yet been definitely
fixed. TIL ejuniors in the association have
been training faithfully for the perform
ance and will be assisted by a number OF
artists from outside the city.
NEBRASKA CITY-A milk inspector
was here Saturday and secured some sixty
samples of milk and cream. There has
been considerable complaint regarding the
quality of the milk and cream and an In
spector was instructed to come here. and
he found many of the samples not what
they should have been. There Were
months ago, but they could make no de-
Tense and pleaded guilty, all paying a fine,
SUTHERLAND-The funeral of Mrs. II
f. Worrell, wife of Banker Worrell. OF
, this place, took place Sunday Afternoon
from the opera house. Mrs. Worrell diet
at an Omaha hospital following a surgica
operation. The service was conducted b.
Rector chatham of the North Platte Epis
/, copal church. the Episcopal choir alsc
being in attendance: Numerous o1I.3I
: OF the Eastern Star mad Masonic f%rantern'
iy were present.
Z TABLE RoCK-The arrangements FOL
holding a chautuaqua here in August have
been greatly changed in the last week
Owing to the recent floods the grounds
1 of the Salem chautauqua at that place. arr
a in such a condition that an indefinite post
ponemen had to be taken. And, as th'
1 talent was already engaged for Salem, tn,
L Salem chautauqua was moved to Table
Rodk. and is to open Frinday. next. jun
%, and continue until the evening Of
: July 4. which is to be made the big da!
. OF Ine CndulduQud.
CENTRAL CITY-The probabilities tina
e Silver Creek will have a saloon are a
/, present very strong, as the village boar
OF that town has overruled the remon
; STRANGE and granted a license to Leste1
D A. Gates. The license was granted aftel
a strong fight by the demonstrators VIII
have appealed their case to the distric
J court. Court convenes In the city today
4 with Judge Hollenbeck of Fremont on tn,
bench. and It is probable that the records
will be gone over by the judge this week
; CENTRAL CITY-The The people o
. School district No. 3. between this city ant
Clarks, are considering the advisabilitl
of consolidating the three schools In thei
district. BY having one large GENITAL schoo
d ton will be improved and expenses re
; duced considerably. The site for the new
school would be near the center of tn,
3 district and two instructors would be i'm
that OF the ninth grade in the city schol
would be added to the curriculum. tn
u matter will be voted on at the annua
$ meeting of the school district in the lat
= ter part of June.
g CENTRAL CITY-A farmers co-opera
tive creamery is being organized at Chap
: man. and at the rate stock is being sub
d scribed for it 1t is probable that 1t viii
e be capitalized at about $4,000. Land ha
been purchased on the William Bowl
. farm. adjoining Chapman, and work on tn
creamery building is progressing rapidly
: county. The Edmunds Creamery compan,
having been Incorporated this spring an
at present is doing a splendid business
Both these creameries were started as tn
result OF the ruling Of the state railwa,
commission equalizing the long and shor
haul express rates on cream shipments.
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