Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07


iamson. the driver from the Morton
under the wagon and perhaps fatally IN
jured. His right leg was broken and he
Is injured internally.
NEBRASKA CITY-Dr. job c. Twerson
and Miss Catherine Smith were united In
marriage at this morning Ths
groom lie one Of the leading physicians Of
the western portion o fthe county and
the bride one OF the wealthy and poiNlar
young women OF that SECTION. Attef-a
home at Palmyra. where the groom has
been practicing for several years.
NEBRASKA CITY-The graduating ex-
ercises Of the Toland Business university
took place Thursday evening, at which
time addresses were made by Rev. J. u.
Houlgate, County Attorney p, w Liv-
ingston, Rev. ]. A. Koser and ex-Msyor
John w. Steinhart.
NEBRASKA CITY-The Wilson ~reen-
forced cement company have put in a plant
forty men. throughout the summer. They
have the contract to furnish this county
with all Of the thing needed. and expect
adjacent to this territory.
NEBRASKA C1TY-The band from the
Institute for the blind gave a concert ip
they were entertained at the home Of Prof.
ana Mrs. A. Loeb. During the evening the
members OF the band presented Prof Loeb
bow.
NEBRASKA CITY-The ladies' circle Of
the Woodmen Of the World was organised
In this city last evening, and the following
officers were elected and installed: Guar
dian, Lena Vanselow; advisor, Nina Baber;
| clerk. Myrtle ~CInkenbeard: banker, Anna
Vaneslow; attendant, Emma Vaneslow;
chaplain, Josephine Toruville: outer sen
tinel Ohnmachti manager, Mrs. B. r Bry-
ant; physician, Or. Frank s.. Marnell.
NEBRASKA CITY-A representative OF
the Kansas City Street Railway company
is looking up evidence TO combat the. suit
for 10000 which Al Wyatt, formerly OF this
city. has brought against the company by
reason Of damages which he received on
the cars In that city February Il, 1907, Mr..
Wyatt is still in the hospital and Will be
a cripple for life.
ELMwOoD - c Superintendent
Montgomery is conducting. one. OF the
largest attended county cache institutes
ever held here. Thirty EIGHT county teach
ers have enrolled. The instruction IL be-
ing ably conducted by Prof. a; ]. Mercer
erintendent George d. Darlington of Ne
meha county. Prof. Mercer teaches geog-
rsphy, gramma and writing. and Mr.. Car
risan has charge Of the school Improve
ment and pedagogy work.
ARLINGTON-The resignation OF Judge
Marshall has stirred up the wouid;be
will push their claims before the county
commissioners at their next session. Those
O'Hanlon and former County Judge Ed
ward c. jackson and John Hammlng OF
this city. Chances seem to favor o'Hanlon.
as he is the favorite son Of the democratic
party in this county, and two OF the COM
missioners are democrats. AS a judge will
vacancy candidates in both parties are be-
ginning to spring up. Jackson and County
Attorney E B. ,Carrigan are mentioned az
republican nominees and OHanlon as q
democratic favorite.
ARLINGTON-A heavy rain fell Friday
night, doing much damage. to the crops
two inches fell and the creeks were soon
rageing torrents. Some hail fell, but did
no damage.
ARLINGToN-The pupils OF the high
school purchaeed a piano for use IN ths
school and gave q home talent play to pay
for the same. There was no graduating
class this year. as the Board OF Education
added the twelfth grade for next year.
PLATTSMOUTH-The 3-year-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Goodrough, residing
on Wintersteen hill in this city. was eattns
mother came int the room, A physician
administered proper ANECDOTES and the
chlld's life was saved.
PLATTSMOUTH-After Charles 1. webt
finished serving twenty days in the county
jail he went into a boot and shoe store
WEBS WEBS s Sas msn two pairs OF shoes undei
his coat. Judge Archer sent him back tC
the county bastile for thirty days.
PLATTsMoUTH-'The District Leader
will be the attraction at the Parmelt
theater Monday evening, with Miss Ethe
, Dewey. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Georg'
e. Dewey OF this city as the leading wo
man.
I PLATTSMoUTH-The funeral services o.
A, 3; Taylor were eoRducted 9y PTi SonI
. and we're largely attended.
PLATTSMOUTH-Sneak thieves are still
, making themselves active in Plattsmoutl
; and thus far not one of them have oesi
FL sons report that a little after midnigh
from the railing upstairs they saw a maj
the three revolvers missed the fleeing maj
!; and lodged In the wall. The next mornini
/ they discovered that the stranger had ran
aaClFad evary rOOn below and taken every
: thing that he could carry off that h
i wanted.
PLATTsMoUTH-The continued exces
4 sive aims have made the ground SO we
n that farmers cannot get into the fields {
cultivate the corn.
s BROKEN BOw-The Broken Bow JUNO
Normal will begin its summer term mex
Monday, under the direction Of DR.. W. A
Clark OF the State Normal school at Kear
ney. Blaine. Loup and Thomas countie
8 year. It is the first time those countie
n have ever consolidated in this sort OF en-
: terprise and good results are confidentl
q expected. The entertainment course will b
especially attractive, a number OF promi
nent people, already having been secured
order TO help make II a success.
!. BROKEN BOw@Mayor w. A. George
who is a delegate to the republican nations
convention, left here today and will 60 b
n tsbiish headauarteTs at the Palmer hous,
At the close Of the convention Mr.. an
Mrs. George will make a tour covering tw
months, visiting Nova Scotia before return
:. ing home.
BEATRICE-Dudley castle No. 10, RoyS
" Highlanders, met last night, and slecte
ous protector; ]. F. Harkins, chief cour
sAlor: Eliza Care worthy evangel; Emm
+" NJ. Savage. secretary; @. II. Van Horl
treasurer; o. L. Savage, warden: Fran
Breitler, sentry; George Kral. guide; Grac
Hutchins. herald; Ida Harkins, chief spear
man; May Rodgers. chief archer: d. v
Care. first prudential chief: A. c. Brad
> ley. second prudential chief; F. ]. ChitteI
ID den. third prudential chief.
II BEATRICE-The home of Daniel Ere,
man, the first homesteader. who lives @
Cub creek. seven miles northwest OF b.
ri atrice. was partially submerged last Nigh
Il and the family was obliged 10 seek qua
. tiers IN the second story OF the building
y The creek was the highest yesterday II hG
N been In years.
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