Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-04
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Of this city and pastor of the same
church.
BEATRICE-Word has been received here
that Mrs. Robert Reed. a former Beatrice
resident, suffered a stroke OF paralysis n
few days ago at the home OF her daughter
at Battle Creek, Mich, and was in a crit
zeal condition.
LEIGH-Mlss Emma Stanke was mar
Lutheran church Friday morning. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. 5. r.
Holmes, Of the Grand Prairie church in
Platte county.
SILVER CREEK-At a meeting Of the
Board Of Education Of Silver Creek Prof.
George p. McGrew was unanimously re-
elected as principal Of the public schools
at an increased salary. Prof. McGrew
has agreed to stay another year.
NEBRASKA CITY-John F. Montgomery
of Oak, Neb.. was married last Friday at
Syracuse and shortly after the ceremony
was taken Ill and had to be taken TO
Omaha. where he underwent a surgical
operation for appendicitis. His bride went
with him.
BEATRICE-The library board met last
night and ordered the purchase of about
500 worth OF new books. The library is
circulating q subscription paper with q
view of raising Toe for the purchase OF
new books. over 500 has already been
I subscribed.
, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Superintendent BY
ram. Division Superintendent Lyman and
a number OF other Burlington officials
D pau AfAAa ~ a ; Ht~hNtNAf III Nl4F -
mer's private car. They went south from
here on an inspection trip over the south
ern division.
NEBRASKA CITY-Judge H. n. Travis
was hero Monday afternoon and opened
the March term OF the district court and
then took a recess until next Monday
morning 50 as to enable him 10 return
to Plattsmouth and try A murder cas-
the remainder OF the week.
HUMBOLDT-A Washington memoria
service was held at the Presbyterian church
on sunday evening, postponed from th'
previous date owing to conflicting events
The principal number Of the program was
an address on Washington by Superintend
ent Hoff Of the city schools,
BEATRICE - CAPTAIN winans Of IN,
regular army inspected Company 9 here
last evening In the presence OF about -
people in aTmory hall. The INSPECTION wa'
most rigid and at the close the Officer
expressed himself as highly pleased with
the showing made by the COMPANY.
HASTINGS-The Hastings Country clut
has reorgsnized for the 1919 season by cleo
ton OF these officers; President. c.
retary, Senator Tibbets; treasurer. c. @
Lane. The membership Is larger tina 4
has ever been so early In the year.
sEWARD-The locating committee o
select the site for the d Fellows stat
home Is mere TODAY. II is being entertaine,
Tor both dinner and imp at the Windso
hotel by a local cOmnittee. It is ssTs Th
committee Is favoEsbly Impressed with tn
Gsehner location. one mile south OF tn
city.
BEATRICE-TLe annual meeting Of IN
Beatrice Cemetery association was hell
yesterday afternoon. These officers wer
elected: r. d. KEGS. president, l.. L. Aus
tin, vice president. Walter u. Hill. secre
taH; j. 5. Rutherford, treasurer. Ma.
10 was agreed upon as general cleanu.
day.
GRAND ISL.AND-The Board or Educs
ton at its meeting last night took up N
fight against tuberculosis when Dr.. Nc
Grath moved the employment OF a phys.
clan to examine all pupils IN the school
suspected OF being afflicted with the dis
ease, with the view Of culling them out q
the schools.
GRAND ISTAND-Fire Yesterday morn
ingIcalled out the department 10 the ol
Keiso broom factory where the boy en-
match combination ignited the hay in q
/, adjacent barn. O;her parts OF the sam
row OF buildings were used as a sto-ehou.
for broOms and were WCll filled. The III
was extinguished by the use OF garden hos
LEIGH-Rev. F. Gensichen performed tf
ceremony which united IN marriage Mis-
{ MeTna Abels and Henry $. Bade. tt
/ bride is the daughter OF Edward Abel
an old and wealthy farmer. Henry Bad
-, is the son OF Mrs. John Bade. The youn
= people have gone To housekeeping on n
groom's farm four miles northwest {
town.
, NEBRASKA CITY - Mrs. Henrieti