Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-02

land, although this farm has god i'm
provements and plenty OF fruit bearing
trees.
PLATTsMOUTH-The Plattsmouth sa-
loonkeepers have decided TO
closing their places of usine at 8 O'CLOCK
Friday evening.
REPUBLICAN CITY-The prospect for
wheat and oats In this section is unusually
good. Harvesting will begin next week.
The first crop OF alfalfa was fairly good
and corn is looking well.
KEARNEY-Dr. a. o. Thomas enter
tanned the faculty of the state Normal at
his residence Tuesday evening. A short
program was rounded out by a brief re-
Prospect by DIT. Thomas of the work being
done at the school.
INSTRUMENTATION A. Sanders of
this city and Miss Ella Julia Rasmussen
were united in marriage at the home OF
the bride in Columbus, Neb. yesterday,
byterian church, officiating.
GRAND ISLAND-Chalrman Williams
has called a meeting of the Hall county
republican central committee for Saturday,
July 10, for the purpose of selecting a dele
gate 10 the state convention and the trans
action OF any other business that may
properly come before the committee.
KEARNEY-J. n. Parks, an employee of
the brick yards here, was severely in
jured by falling from a wagon on which
he was standing when his team became
frightened and started suddenly. He re-
ceived injuries to his legs that will per-
haps lay himup permanently.
KEARNEY-Frederick williams of Kear-
ney and Miss Anna Licking of Sumner
afternoon. George c. Kreitle and Miss
Ethel c. Ball also procured licenses and
the eremon took place at the home OF
the brides parents Wednesday evening.
REPUBLICAN CITY-The annual school
meeting OF district No. l was held here
yesterday, with a good attendance. J, e
Gosnell, George Woolman and Brown Off
ford were elected members OF the school
board and "a, 200 was recommended for the
expenses of running the school the coming
year.
CAMBRIDGE-Cambridge will celebrate
the Fourth Of July on Saturday in Nc
Kinley park. An excellent program appro
pirate for the occasion awaits the throng:
Of people who will be present at the even
pears upon the program as the orator o
the day. ..
CAMBRIpGE-At, the annual sehoo
Monday afternoon c. NJ. Brown and A. =
~Thorndlke were reelected for three-yeal
terms as trustees on the school board
SIS, 900 school building will soon be read!
for bids.
KEARNEY-state Treasurer Brian, Sec
rotary of State Junkin, members of tn,
Board OF Public Lands and Buildings. anC
Charles Guenzel of Lincoln were In THU
city Tuesday evening looking over th'
work at the Industrial school. The speci
fications for the new barn have been ap
proved by the board and the work will
start soon.
MADISON-N. H. Field, clerk Of the dis
trict court. received a mandate from tn,
supreme court today which stated tina
the sentence Of the district court haC
been affirmed In the Boche case. Up Il
a late hour Sheriff Clements had receive,
no instructions from the supreme cour
further than a telegram commanding hin
to take Boche into custody.
PLATTSMOUTH-Thomas B. Batey o
Plattsmouth and Miss Kittie May Smit
OF Omaha were united in marriage ii
Council Bluffs, Justice Cooper of that cit
officiating. Immediately following tn
same official united in marriage Robert A
Bates and Miss Martha Rupeley, both o
this city. The Bates Bros. publish tn
Plattsmouth Daily and Semi Weekly Jour
nal.
GRAND ISLAND-The s o'clock closin
law Will go into effect beginning tomorrow
morning. There is no disposition in thi
city on the part of any of the saloonmeI
to challenge the law, and notice has re
Gently been served by the president OF tn
local organization of retail liquor dealer
to observe the law faithfully, beginnin
tomorrow morning, when saloons will no
open before Z o'clock.
Ern
est M. Pollard OF Nehawka has been {
the city a few days looking after the in
terests of his newspaper plant, the News
Herald. Articles of Incorporation in tn
sum OF $1,000, with f. M. Pollard, w. L
Picket and A. L. Tidd as incorporation,
will be filed in the county clerks offic