Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-13
hroken as morning whlIe working

hand broken this morning while working
on the section.
BEATR1CE-In the Sunday School league
last evening the Lutheran nine defeated the
Presby tartan team by the score OF q 70 4
COLUMBCS-Rev. G. A. Munro viii
preach his farewell sermon at the Gongre-
gational church Sunday evening and will
soon go to his PASTORAL work in Colorado.
GIBBON-Sunday afternoon the Ancient
Order Of United Worhmen and Degree of
Honor lodges will decorate the graves Of
departed members in Riverside cemetery.
WYMOHE-Last evening at the home Of
the BRIDES parents, Mr. and Mrs. ]. H
Mckeever. in this city, occurred the mar
riage Of Miss Laura McKeever to Thomas
Sipe OF Victor, Colo.
G~ENEVA-The three victims of the tor
uado are doing as well as could be ex-
pected under the care of doctors and nurses
estimated at about $1,000.
GENEVA-A heavy rainstorm visited this
place again last night. Liz inches OF water
falling. Water lies all over the low lands
and the corn cannot be worked. Farm
work is virtually at a staudstill.
BEATRICE-Tne village board Of Barnes
ton met last evening to consider the sa-
loon application Of Walter [ Judah; A
remonstrance vas filed and the board set
I, the case for hearing next Monday evening
at 7 O'Clock.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cIoudburst visited
this locality last night. Rain fell in tor
rents for several hours. It Is feared the
storm will cause a rise in the Blue river,
which has fallen nearly four feet the last
two days.
VALENTINE-A club. to be known as
the Cherry County Bryan Volunteers. has
been organized here and the following Off
GERS elected: L g spaTlts; president Dr..
tary. L. G.. Dunn, treasurer.
BEATRICE-O. P. Jones, chief clerk in
the offices Of the Union Pacific at. this
point. and Miss Hazel Stalker. also a resi-
dent OF this city, were married at the home
OF the groom's parents at Strattou, Neb.
The couple viii make their home in this
BEATRICE Announcement has been
made here Of the approaching marriage OF
Fred Metts, secretary OF the Young Mems
Francis. who recently returned from a
trip to Denver, which is to occur next
week.
VALENTINE-It has rained every day
for over a week and the ground is we'll
soaked. The oats crop will be the largest
IN history OF these conditions continue
been accompanied by hard winds and sharp
lightning.
WYN1ORE-Buriington train service is
about regular again. Passenger traffic east
, business is reported as fair. A gang OF ItaI-
ian lahorers, here shoveIing coal for the
company. were paid off yesterday and sent
to Falls City.
LINwOOD-Over an inch OF water fen
here last night, accompanied by a high
WIND mat hordered onto a tornado. 1t
AL III AAF WIS.,
part OF town. Many people got up and
dressed. expecting something worse. Corn
Is getting Weedy. some damage 10 wheat
and oats, both lodging and farmers are
afraid Of rust.
YORE-The laying OF the cornerstone or
the Elks' new $4,000 club house on Iulw 4
promises 70 be one Of the greatest events
in Elkdom IN this part of Nebraska. Invi-
tatious have been sent to all OF the sur
rounding lodges IN the state urging attend
ance. Judge P James Cosgrave "a Lincoln
Will deliver the Grafton at the laying OF the
cornerstone.
BEATRICE-Rev. L. Z. Young was form
ally installed as pastor OF the First Pres
byterian church last night. The sermon
was delivered by Rev. w w Lawreace 81
Lincoln. the charge % the pastor by Rev.
". II. kearus. D D. of Beatrice. and
Preceding the services a fine musical pro-
gram was rendered
WYMORE-DruggistA since the ton went
dry" have had all sorts OF mixtures. con-
talnlng alcohol landed TO them for com
pounding They turn all such down, un-
less. denauured alcohol or wood alcohol
can be used. IN the case OF hnrsemen.
here for the races. this Is a hardship as
the rub down they use on their animals
IS usually made OF wttchhazsl and alcohol.
perfumes Catherine BosIlstarff OF this
place was today married TO Clyde McC0na
hey of Aurora. az the home Of the bride )
parents In Peru. the Rev. Mr.. Hussong Of
me Christian church officiating Miss
BoeLst0rff Is a graduate Or the STATE Normal
and mas for several years been a success
~ teacher IN the city school al Alr1ra
The groom is cashier OF the Royal High
landers bank Of that place
YORK-Lighrning last evening struck the
large new brick smOkesrack recently com
pleted BY ths York Brick and Tile company
This stack 10 10 feet high and thirty feet
wide ar ths base The lightning suilt thl
top OF tho SLACK, making a aUsa crack n
saAa'sl~i"s sA@ aE@ak Ihiah - - 1aits a.