Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-10

Laura Smith.
UNuON-Prof G. c. DeBoid Of Cedar
Creek has been employed principal Of
schools for the coming year
BEATRICE-Mrs. Jane Mes, living near
Ellis. died yesterday. She was IS years OF
age and IS survived by her husband and
two children.
PI.ATTSMOTTH-W H seybert reports
he bought 5000 bushels Of last years corn
crop at Cullom. and 125,O0O bushels the
year previous.
sE,wARD-Miss Minnie White died at
her home one mile north OF Seward. She
was IS years old The funeral will be held
Sunday afternoon.
BEATRICE-L. n. Archard has resigned
as president Of the Wymore Driving as
sOciation and 9. Hulshizer has been elected
10 fiji the vacancy.
PL4ATTsMOUTH-A. A Reed Of Lincoln.
state high school Inspector, visited the
Plattsmouth High school and expressed
himself as well pleased with the work
being DONE
tanned a severe fall two weeks ago break
ing her ankle. died last night from her in
iuries. She was Y years OF age and leaves
four children.
sEWARD-At the city council meeting
on Thursday night II was voted TO put
$500 in improvements on the city electric
light works. This viii be the second en-
largement of the plant.
PLATTSMOUTH-Dis Sunday school
conventions will ne held in Murdock on
May l9; in Louisville. May 80, and in Mur-
viii be in AlvO on May 2I-8
BEATRICE-The JONI Automobile COM
pany viii begin the erection al once OF a
new building on Ella street. The company
intends to begin the manufacture OF auto
mobiles within the next sixty days.
OSCEOLA-Rev. o. J. Johnson. pastor Of
the Lutheran church. has returned home
after taking treatment at an Omaha nos
pital for several weeks. Mr.. Johnson is
now in a fair way to complete recovery.
BEATRICE-Two high school girls have
been suspended from school for writing
notes and will not be allowed 10 return
until they can convince the teachers that
their behavior will show an Improvement
AINsWORTH-The Osborne house is to
change hands again next Monday. Philip
Messenger of Omaha will be the new pro-
prietor. and it is said here that he is an
up-to-date landlord and the town will well
come him.
WYMORE-Secretary Stevens Of the
Driving association has sent ont 5000 entry
blanks for the meet to be held here in June.
few days ago L. H. Archard resigned
president OF the association and 6.
Hulsiizer elected to take his place
PLATTSMOUTH-In trying to enter the
general merchandise store in eCdar Creek
a burglar broke the glass in a front win
dow which awoke Miss Marie ankfman.
who grabbed her revolver and tired three
shots AT the outline OF a man. but he es-
capped.
BEATRICE-At the regular meeting Of
the Womans Relief corps yesterday ar
rangements were made for Memorial sun
church will address the corps in the morn
ing and Rev. W. a. Mulligan Of the Episco-
pal church in the evening.
BEATRTCE-Suit was filed yesterday by
County Attorney ferry against the Almira
HANNA estate. under the inheritance tax
law with Michael W HANNA. executor.
and several heirs-at-law named as parties
to the suit. Mrs. HANNA died at Baltimore
in 1904. leaving big estate in Gage county.
NEBRASKA CITY-word has been re-
ceived IN this city OF the death Of Charles
A Williamson Menrunp Cal. whore he
went for his health. He was 70 years old
and is the oldest son Of Mr.. and Mrs. ;. T.
Williamson and was born and reared in
rhis city. His body viii be inferred at
Mentone.
NEBRASKA CITY-County Treasurer F.
NJ Cook went to Lincoln Friday evening,
where he paid 10 the state its share of the
state tax collected during the last three
months. amounting to &6.Os4.52, and paid
off $1,000 in Otoe county bonds. which are
held by the Board of Public Lands and
Buildings.
NEBRASKA CITY-Mrs Amelia James.
who has been suffering from cancer, died
AT her home in this city Yesterday, aged
46 years. Deceased has been resident OF
this city for many years and leaves hus-
band. Rev. 5. j. James. and daughter
The funeral took place Saturday morning
from the family residence.
NEBRASKA CITY-The body of w J.
IUff was brought 20 this city Saturday
morning from Atchison. Kan, where he
died At the home of his son. he was a
was engaged In business. His body was
brought here to be placed besides his wife,
who died several years ago
BEATRICE-The residence Of Thomas
Dorm. living six miles southeast Of Be-
atrice was damaged to the extent OF 500
By fire YESTERDAY BY hard work the
ton. The fire Is supposed to have oriGi-
mated in a closet and is Of unknown origin.
Loss fully covered by insurance.
NEBRASKA CITY-Henry B. Straw, aged
r. md fra Raha I HaaA a At
ST. were quietly married last evening and
were given reception by their friends ana
relatives Both have been residents 81 this
city for the last forty wears. Edward L.
Hahn and Miss Mary Alberts were united
IN marriage Saturday at the home OF the
brides parents near Syracuse.
WYMORE-The juniors of the high school
gave the annual reception to the graduates
last evening at the aTmory, The affair
was pulled off successfully. The freshmen
ami sOphomores attempted 70 kidnap sew
eral OF the senior boys and the result was
a hand To hand conflict on Main street
The seniors broke away from the gang and
ran 10 safety IN the aTmory.
PLATTsMOC CrI-During the semi-cen-
tennial jubilee services in the Presbyterian
church Rev; Edwin Hart Jenks o. o.,
in Omaha. delivered an able address on
silent Forces" Rev. J. II. Salisbury, the
present pastor. having succeeded Or. ]. r.
Baird. D. D.. In 1915. burned the mortgage
while the largo audience heartily ap-
plauded BY the capping Of hands.
BEATRICE-F. D. Wead. the Omaha real
estate man. was In town trying to interest
business men in the Missouri River Naviga-
tton congress. An effort is being made 10
secure members for the organization. and
the matter will pToba bly, be brought before
the Commercial club At its next regular
meeting The membership fee Is 81 One
or two speakers from Omaha may be
cured 10 address the business men OF Be
atrice on this all-important subject at
later date
Try the Hospe plan. il saves YOU money.
Bring your certificates in-they are as
! good here. IF THEY ARE NOT COUN-