Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-30
NEBRASKA

LINCOLN, Neb., March 29.-The eN-
else board has adopted RUE pro-
viding for all daylight saloons, begin
ming with the new municipal year III
MAY. The hours for opening and clos
ing are a. m. and p. IN. ana the
license fee is to be $1,000.
SILVER CREEK, Neb., March %
James Edmison and Amelia Leith OF
this place were married at 2 O'Clock
today.
WEST POINT-Marriag licenses
were issued last week to Gerhardt ID:
Stoelle and Miss Anna Koester Oh
Beemer. Richard Teebken and Miss
Martha Harms and Charles AskWlS
and Hulda Sorenson of Bancroft.
FREMONT-R. w. Watson, a North
western fireman, slipped off the run
nine hoard of his engine near the
union depot yesterday afternoon. Hls
right leg was broken and he was CON
siderably bruised. He was taken TO
the hospital.
FAIRBURY-T h e prohibltiohists
Saturday evening nominated the SAM :
ticket as did the high license caucus OF
tbe nrevious evening, except Mi. Rop-
inson having withdrawn FRANK a.
Houston was nominated for alderman
of the Second ward.
COOK-At a citizens primary held ar
the opera house last night elsht pei
sons were nominated for couilclilliJii' me-
The question of license Will pc SUP
mifted TO a direct vote of the people
the first time in the history Oh the
village.
ITMSEH-Chancellor e. Ben1a-
min Andrews of the University OF Ne
rasl<a will deliver the baccalaureat,tee I
address to the graduating claSs ul ui,r
peru state normal this year. Governor
HanIev of Indiana will give the COM
mencement address.
NEBRASKA CITY-E. ]. Ernstene.:
an omaha ieweler, has leased one oi
the storerooms in the Graho ho1ei
block and is moving therein.
NEBRASKA CITY-Elmer =: How,
ard of Thurston county, Nebraska, any
Mrs. Lizzie NJ. Smith of Shenandoan,
Ia. were united in marriage III tillS
city last evening.
LEHIGH-At st. Paurs churGn MIS-
Tucv I,eschen and Charles Holman
v,ere married. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Fred Genslcheh'
wAT,THILL-ElWoo Harlan anu
marguerite Fremont were married az
The residence of DIR. Susan La Plcotte
hv Rev. Mr.. Junkin of Bancroft BotH
younr neopIe are well known IN tnls
locality and are considered among the
most Intelligent and progressive meIh- ,I
hers of the Omaha Indian tribe. In-
groom has an excellent record at tns
Geneva school, and the bride spelIi
several years at Carlisle. Ihey lel'
for a short wedding trip.
CLAY CENTER-A lodge of the Or,
der of the Eastern Star was instituted
here. w. w. Wright of Beatrice
Grand patron of the order in Nepraska
was present and officiated. FolloWlIls ~
are the officers elected: MRS. D.
wheeler, natron; Lydia Alien assocl'
ate ,natron; J. G. Jessup, worthy pa.
iron; Miranda Kapser, secretary am
A. c. Epperson, treasurer. Ihere "er'
forty charter members.
FAIRBURY-The school buildings o
the city are in such a croWueu ooi
dition that the school board calied
niIbIic meeting last night at the cour
house to consider the advisabillty o
voting bonds for another building o.
building additions to those now in use
A resolution was passed authorizing
tbat hoard to call an election and SUP
milf fine question of issuing S25,OO
bonds for the erection of a new bulld
ing. 1t is only two years since al
eight-room building costing $3O,oUo Wa
constructed. but more room is needef
already.