Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-18
Nebrnskn New. Notes.

BEATRICE-The Baptist congregation
held a meeting last evening and extended
Neb.
SUTTON-Mr. Samuel Lange was mar
ried today TO Miss Matte Law. They
will make their home on a farm south Of
town
sUTIoN-Miss Fior,tce Culver. who
was reelected as principal of the high
school at the May meeting, has resigned
to accept a more lucrative position.
NEBRASKA CITY-Byron Bray and Miss
Estella Payne two prominent young peo-
of the brides parents near Syracuse.
BEATRICE-Frank Fulton and Miss Mel
lie Kriter, both of Wymore, were married
at that place last evening. TIL groom is
engaged in the business at wy
BEATRICE-The Young Mems Christian
association ball team went to WILDER yes
terday to play the team at that place.
and was defeated by the one-sided score
of 10 to 2. .
wAHoo-In response to a telephone call.
Sheriff Daley left this noon for Mead,
where T. l.. Adams. one of the most promi-
nent old citizens of that place, was found
this morning hanging by the neck in a
barn, dead.
FREMONT-E. Larson of Uehling was
before the Board of Insanity commission
ers yesterday and will be sent to Lincoln
for treatment. He is only % years Of age
and his condition is caused by brooding
over religious matters.
NEBRASKA CITY-A heavy rain fell in
this section yesterday afternoon and con-
siderable damage was done on the low
lands to the crops. There was a ~cloudburst
near Julian and the Missouri Pacific track
was washed ouN. thus delaying all trains.
GRAND ISLAND-The Independent Pub
fishing company has let a contract for the
construction of its building to II. Falldorf.
a local contractor, and to the William
Kelly Plumbing company for the plumb
ing, The total price is $3.50. The building
will be 44Xll0.
CENTRAL CITY-A special election will
be held July ~ for the purpose OF voting
OH a municipal electric lighting plant. This
election was authorized at a meeting of the
city council this week. II Is proposed to
issue bonds TO the amount OF $500 TO
cover the expense OF putting in the plant.
FREMONT-The county board is In ses-
sion this week as a Board of Equalization.
So far forty complaints have been filed.
turned down. The Beet Sugar company
asks to have its assessment reduced, IS
they claim over $4,000 worth Of machinery
soc. 900.
TABLE ROCK-In the case of the re-
monstrators against the saloon petition OF
r. r. McNulty, which was appealed to the
came on for hearing at Pawnee city, yes
terday before District Judge j. B. Raper.
The demonstrators won out, and the
B. will likely continue for some time.
GRAND ISLAND-The city council has
decided to adopt the endowment plan for
the care OF lots i'm the cemetery, the burial
grounds being owned and maintained by
the city. Upon the payment of 500 to the
city, the latter gives the lot owner the
assurance OF forever maintaining and keep
ing up in good appearance his lot. In the
case of families leaving here, or OF nom
residents, the plan is believed TO meet a
considerable demand.
PERU-At a recent meeting the Normal
Young Mems Christian association elected
new officers to fiji the vacancies left by
those who did not stay for the summer
term, as usual. The new officers are as
follows: President, Earl Cline. principal OF
the Sidney City schools, vice president, NJ.
c, LETTER; corresponding secretary, A. ].
Stoddard OF Auburn The association has
a large membership and the outlook for
the summer term is unusually good.