Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-22

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were much appreciated; also a selection
by the Presbyterian quartet, and a decla-
nation by Mrs Della Settles. Mrs. Allie
link president Of the association, presided.
Prayer was offered by Mrs. Lydia An
drews, and a scripture reading by Mrs.
Ruby Fellers.
NEBRASKA CITY-The city council at
an adjourned meeting granted a saloon
license to john II. Hauber. This makes
the fourteenth saloon license granted this
year. The council also passed an ordinance
regulating the speed Of automobiles to five
miles an hour within the confines OF the
TO 500 for a violation of the same.
! NEBRASKA CtTY-Cards have been re-
ceived here announcing the marriage of
Miss Henrietta Frolich Of this city to Mr..
Morris Franklin, a wealthy merchant Of
Kansas City. They were married on last
Tuesday. Miss Froch is the daughter of
! the late J. II. Frolich and has been a resi-
/ dent of this city for the last twenty years.
| NEBRASKA CITY-Charles johnson. sec
retary of the Elks lodge won the pool
| tournament which has been in progress at
hte Elks home for the last six weeks, in
which there were some fifty entries. The
/ house committee had hung up a fine silver
prize for the winner.
! NEBRASKA CITY-Jacob Cohn and
| family came near being cremated in their
home at an early hour yesterday morning.
| The night lamp which they kept burning
| in their bed room exploded and the room
was all ablaze when Mrs. Cohn awakened
| and the family were all rescued and the
home saved. although badly damaged
| NEBRASKA CITY-Word was received
in this city last evening Of the death OF
p. 9 Hawley at the home of his daughter
resident of this city and held many public
offices and was one of the leading bust
| ness men. After the death of his wife he
went from here to Lincoln and after a few
years left for the east to reside with his
october, S33, and came to this city in 1858
! NEBRASKA CITY-Truant officer H. T
Wright has caused the arrest of Harry NJ
FEacret for not permitting his children to
attend school and he will have his hearing
in the county court tomorrow Mr.. Eacret
has three children of school age and they
March.
WYMoRE-By parties neglectng to close
afaucet In rooms over Bsinerts store. stock
IN that place was damaged to the amount
Of about $50 by water last night
| WYMORE-Memoral day will be appro-
priatly observed by the Women's Relief
Corps and Grand Army of the Republic
memebers of the city
| WYMORE-Two bicyclists were arrested
and fined for riding on sidewalks The
mayor is determined to fenforce all ex-
| istlng ordinances.
| SHELBY-The business men on the west
| side OF Main street today won from the
| east side in game of base ball, with a
score of 10 to IL. This gives the west side
the championship, the winners standing
two to nothing in games.
TEKAMAH-At a meeting of the Masonic
lodge held last night the following Officers
were elected: Walter NJ. HopeweiI w, NJ
Fred WiXer, S. W.; Emmett /. Ellis j. W:
J. p. Latta, treasurer; j. NJ. Crowel, sec,
retary.
TEKAMAH-Yesterday, while Jack Van
Horn, who was serving ten days sentence
for vagrancy in the county jail, was work
Ing on the streets under the supervision of
Marshal Stombaugh the marshal was
called away for few moments and Van
Horn made his getaway. About the same
time Henry Palmantier, who was serving a
twenty-five days sentence for drunkenness
carrying pan of ashes out of the Jail
also skiddooed. No steps. were taken to
apprehend the prisoners, but should they
return they will be given a warm recep-
ton.
AINSWORTH-Tuesda night there was
dance In the Auditorium for the beneflt of
the Atkinson ball team which played the
Ainsworth team here yesterday and lost
to In favor of Ainsworth.
SEWARD-Herman Roos, the 21-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Roos, died at his pa-
rents home in this city. The funeral was
held at the Evangelical Lutheran church
at l O'Clock Thursday.
BEATRICE-A rowboat in which Miss
Floy kinnamon was riding was capsized
last evening on the Blue river at the land
ing near CARROTS park; Rex Dobbs wit
stream and brought the young woman
ashore. Aside from a badly sprained wrist
she escaped injury. s.
BEATRICE-In the city base ball league
last evening the Nursery team defeated the
Young Mems Christian Association nine
Score, to 2.
BEATRICE-wor was received here yes
|
r. Steele, a former Beatrice resident and
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Steele of this
city, to Miss Hazel Burke. which occurred
at the brides home at Polo. ILL., The young
couple will make their home in Seattle
where the groom is employed in a bank.
neutrality-suspicious. was filed yester-
day in the district court for the appoint
ment of a receiver for the Wabaska Elec-
tric company of Wymore to succeed George
=. Marvin, deposed. Julius Neumann of
} Wymore is named as one suitable for the
, appointment.
BEATRICE-The Dutch ball team of this
city defeated the Ellis nine at Ellis yester-
day by the score of to 3. The feature of
the game was home run by Easter of the
Beatrice team with the bases full.
BEATRICE-While attempting to touch
off small can of powder i'm the yard at
his home yesterday afternoon Postmaster
Hollingsworth was slightly burned about
the face and arms by an unexpected ex-
! plosion.
BEATRICE-One of the most severe rain
and electrical storms of the season visited
this section last night. The rainfall is esti-
mated at an inch. The rain will delay corn
planting.
BEATRICE-The marriage of Frank w
, Canady and Miss Agnes OBrien was SOL
emnized yesterday, Judge Spafford officiat-
ing The bride and groom are employees at
the Institute for Feeble Minded Youth
BEATRICE-Henry Echelmeyer and Miss
Dora McGinnis were married yesterday by
BROKEN BOW-At the annual election
of Emmett Crawford lodge No. 14S, Ancient
free ana Accepted Masons OF broken BOW,
the following officers were elected; Wor-
shipful master, Joseph MolyneauX: senior
l warden. John Squires; Junior warden,
, George Willing; secretary, A. r. Humph-
rey; treasurer, A. Morgan. financial
statement showed that the Masonic temple
is entirely paid for and the company out
' of debt There has been nearly 5000 eX-
, pended on the property, and of this amount
the various Masonic bodies own about one
: half of the stock issued, the other half
being owned by members of the order.
BROKEN BOW-Fire destroyed a large
stable and two small houses belonging to
Il George Abbott yesterday afternoon. Al
!, ! though the wind-was blowing a fierce sale
from the west, the fire department kept
: the flames from spreading to any extent
{ The live stock was saved. Loss. about
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