Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-30

Mary Bense; senior vice president. Anna
Locke; Junior vice president, Emma Van
tary, Lou H. Myers; treasurer. Estella
Gregg; guard. Finely Rowland; assistant
guard, Ella Davis; conductor, Mary e.
Wilson; assistant guard, Della Mense.
HASTINGS-The annual banquet of the
Adams County Bar association Wednesday
night promises to be one Of the most in
teresting affairs OF its nature held for 4
number of years. Former Judge Adams of
this district will be here from Minden 10
address the attorneys. Other Epeakers will
be District Judge II. S. DUNCAN County
Judge Button, c.. e County
Grow, II. F. Favinger and j. A. Gardner.
PLATTSMOUTH While out hunting
about one mile north Of this city w. d.
Messsrsmith heard the report of a gun and
soon after saw a large gray VOL which
one of the other hunters had partially
filled with shot, jump the fence and make
a straight line for him. 'Posy" fired and
the wild animal fell dead. il is believed
that this is the animal that has been Kill
ing so much poultry and other small stock
in that vicinity and several called II q
mountain lion"
VALLEY-Valley camp No. a55, Modern
Woodmen of America. held its annual
meeting Monday evening December q,
Miller, V. C.; John Monahin, W. A: John
Mehl, B.; joe Anderson. c; n. L Thorp
e; John DONNA, w; J. A. Sullivan, s
b. +. Smith, manager for three years. The
camp voted TO hold it's meeting for the
coming year in the Weekly Han. whicf
has Just been enlarged and remodeled. Al
the next meeting a banquet will be given
in connection with the installation Of Of
ficers.
BEATRICE Because Mrs. Charlotte
Giles, widow OF the late James Giles OF
Wymore. was united In marriage on De
cember 10 a. st. Joseph, Mo. to a Mr.
Pyle OF Lincoln. M J.. Rawlings, hei
brother and bondsman, has filed an apph'
cation in county court asking that her ap'
pointment as adminlstratriX OF the estate
OF her deceased husband be rescinded
James Giles died last March. leaving al
since managed his livery business at Wy
more. Her second marriage has not me-
with the approval Of her relatives.
CENTRAL CITY-News comes from
day OF Carl Vieregg. formerly of THU
place. The deceased was a young maj
about 20 years of age, and was born and
Vieregg. for thirty years proprietor OF tn,
Central City Roller mills, and was Z
brother % J. ". Vieregg, cashier Of tbs
10 Oregon about a wear ago 30 farm {
piece Of land which he purchased and wal
taken i'll last spring and grew gradually
worse until the end came yesterday.
HABTIRGS-City Clerk BrHtton and Cit
Attorney Button are preparing a measuTN
for submission 10 the legislature proyid
ing for registration OF voters in HRsting
and other cities Of from 1900 10 1900 popu
I lation after the manner Of that now pro
vided for Lincoln ana Omaha. Under tn.
present laws applying 20 Hastings an,
other cities in the class named Only thOsl
voters who have moved from one ward 4
another. first voters and new voters ar
required TO register. once registered
person need pay no further attention [
registering unless he moves into anOLhe
ward. AS a result Of this inadequate
method OF registration the books contain
about $50 names while the largest vOti
I EVER cast IN Hastings was. approximately
2,OO0. The proposed measure will BE- pro
vided for annual registration Of all voters