Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-13
Nebraska

had shipped over the Union Pacific, which
had been allowed to stand out In a beat
ing rain allc night In a car. The court
is now busy with another damage case
against the railroad company instituted by
Deets.
KEARNEY-William St. John, a stone
mason. was arrested on complaint of j.
NJ. Easterling, county attorney. for unlaw-
full practice of obstetrics without license.
The hearing was had before Judge Reilly,
placed under a $3.50 bond to answer at a
continued hearing on May 20, st. John is
now in the county Jail.
NEBRASKA CITY-The women of the
Methodist Episcopal church last evening
prepared a fine supper for the Brotherhood,
one of the organizations of that church
II. II. Hank acted as and
among those who responded were Rev.
+. NJ. Sisson, Superintendent n. c. Alb
bolt Of the institute for the blind. and
| Judge w. w. Wilson. George f. Martin
delivered an able address. The meeting
was one of the most interesting held in
this city in many a day.
NEBRASKA CITY-Some twenty young
women Of the Baptist church organized a
Philathea club and elected the following
officers: President, Rose Meegan; vice
president. Hannah Johnson; secretary,
Pearl Coontz; treasurer, Winifred Mar
quIs; reporter, Elizabeth Downey; teacher,
Rev. ], w. Merrill, The society meets
each Monday.
NEBRASKA CITY-The Board of Health
started out on a tour of inspection yester-
day and the first place they visited was
the CITY hall and fire house, where they
found things so dirty that they issued
their first cleanup order. They ordered
the city Jail cleaned Of everything, the
hunks and bedding burned and the jail
~re-cemented, because It was alive with
vermin. They promise to file Information
against some of the city officers II the
place is not kept cleaner.
NEBRASKA CITY-Alexander Hart, one
~ AaasA lNnA hnEr
Sunday and was buried Yesterday. HI
was born in England i'm 1898. and CANT
to this city in 1850 and engaged In bust
ness. He leaves a wife and a SON th'
latter, Joseph Hart. resides In Omaha,
NEBRASKA CITY-The government snai
boat j. r, Mcpherson was here Sunday
and left Monday for Sioux City. II wa
loaded with lumber, from which barge
are to he made to be used In the govern
ment work at that place. This Is thu
first boat that has passed up the rive
this spring.
NEBRASKA CITY-Word has been re
oeived here of the marriage or Miss Mar!
Volkart Of this city to Arthur White a
Chicago. She has been there for some tim
on a visit with her brother.
NEBRASKA CITY-Major General Har
tigan was here last evening and inspected
the members Of Company { ana incl
equipment. He found things In fine shap
and paid the officers and the members q
the company a number Of compliment
for the manner in which they did business
drilled and kept their armoTy
DUNBAR-Editor c.. r. Collins of III
Dunbar Review, who has been here fc
the last nine years, disposed Of his news
naper plant the first Of the week TO Pro
1 f. R.. Galbraith Of Weeping Water. Nj
Galhraith will finish his school contraC
al Weeping Water. when he will move I
Dunbar with his family and assume fu
4 charge and editorship, which will be abol
June /. Mr.. Collins leaves this week II
Seattle. Wash, his future home,
DUNBAR-Dunbar has elected her teacl
ers for the school year of 1910. There
only one new member. Miss Martin
Nebraska City. sister of Prof. Martin
the schools there, who will be assistal
principal. As principal, Prof. Barackms
was reelected.
BEATRICE-Mrs. VIII Reed Of Kans'
City. a former resident Of Beatrice, Is vi
iting In the city with old friends: She
a proofreader on the Kansas city sta
Her father was ormerlv engaged in Il
newspaper business in this city.
BEAFRICE-At the regular competiti'
drill of Company e. held last night, Prtva
Donald Warren won the Colby gold meds
winters Funck and Joseph Stalker enliste
The comDany now has a membership
seventy-thTee.
BEATRICE-William Jepson and ii
Florence Ripley. both Of Adams. we're ma
ried yesterday by Judge spafford.
BEATRICE-At the regular adjourn
Injecting Of the Board of Education la
evening Andrew Anderson was elected
member OF the board TO succeed the Ia
DR.. r. s. Albright. He was also elect
y temporary secretary. President Kors n