Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-09

in the high school. Miss Pearl stats was
also one of the new teachers selected,
nearly all Of the old teachers being re-
tanned.
LEIGH-R. B, Held has sold his general
merchandise business and building to
Hiram Golding of Omaha, receiving In the
trade a section OF land located seven miles
In the real estate business exclusively.
BEATRICE-Gus Knowles, a boy en-
ployed at Woodring's meat market. had
yesterday while trying to. lock the back
door of the market. The glass broke strik-
ing him on the arm and intlicting an ugly
wound.
KEARNEY-work on the new Hub
building has been delayed this week on
the on-appearance of steel beams. which
structure has advanced rapidly and has
taken on the shape of a good substantial
building,
PLATTsMOUTH-The Plattsmouth city
council will not issue licenses TO refugee
saloon keepers from Lincoln unless they do
as j. Z. Mcdaniel did after Salina, Kan,
went dry. He sold out and with his fam
lily came to this city and purchased the
saloon of Philip Thierolf.
NORTH PATTERNS. John Houk died
here this morning, at the home OF her
sister, Mrs Walter Ross in the Third ward,
She leaves a baby girl born on Wednesday.
Her home is at Paxton. The body will be
shipped to Cozad tomorrow for burial at
the home of her parents.
NORTH PLATTE-The Base Ball asso-
citation has leased two blocks of ground
in the South Park addition and will fence
and make 1t into an athletic park. The
work OF grading and leveling it began
this morning. and the amphitheater will be
started in several Jays.
CENTRAL CITY. H. Kelley of Wam-
pun, Wis, has purchased an interest in
the Chicago Store, owned by /. s. Tyn-
dale, and has this week taken over the
active management. Mr.. Kelley has had
years of experience n the management
! of stores, but has for the last few years
been travelling on the road.
NEBRASKA CITY-Frank S. Morse has
purchased the moving picture show of
ReasOner & Son, known as F'airyland, and
will operate the same. There are two
moving picture shows in this city and
Mr.. Morse has been connected with the
other show for some time past.
STANTON-Yesterday afternoon. at the
home Of the brides parents in Stanton,
the marriage of Miss Hedwig Luedecke to
Mr.. William 2. Wagner took place. The
retired farmer, and the groom is the owner
of a we'll improved farm in this county.
BEATRICE J. Mccain Of the Demp-
ster plant was severely hurt last evening
in a runaway, his back being badly in
Jured. Floyd Markle, who was in the
wagon with Mccain when the horses
started to run, was thrown on a barbed
wire fence and badly cut and bruised.
NEBRASKA CITY-A farewell reception
was given Miss Julia Tester by the mem
oers OF Harmony lodge No. 3, Daughters
presented with a handsome gold badge.
Miss Tester leaves for California, where
she expects TO make her future home.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. there has been
much frost and cold weather fruit men
claim that little. II any, damage has re-
suited 10 their orchards because OF frost.
Although this near the extreme west end
OF the state much fruit IL grown here and
there are quite extensive shipments OF
apples and plums nearly every year.
LEIGH-Miss Minnie Dirks and Otto
GrotelneSchen were united in marriage al
the Loseke Creek church Tuesday by Rev.
Mr.. Denniger. ihe young people were at
tended by Miss Bertha GrOtelneschen and
DIETRICH Dirks. The bride Is the eldest