Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-30
Nebraska News Notes.

BEATRICE-The Baraca ball team in the
Sunday school league last evening won
from the Presbyterlans by the score of
8 to 8.
PLATTSMOUTH-Rev. W. F. McNulty,
pastor OF a church in Binghamton, n. Y,
Is conducting a series of evangelical meet
ings in Union.
BEATRICE-A class of fifty boys and
girls was confirmed at St. Mary's Catholic
church at Wymore Sunday morning by
Bishop Bonacum of Lincoln.
KEARNEY-The excavation for the new
postoffice building started Monday morning
and the contractors say the work will be
advanced as rapidly as possible.
BEATRICE-A heavy rain visited this
will help corn, but will be Of little benefit
to the wheat and oats crop which is prac-
tically made.
PLATTSMOUTH-Wm SWATCH of South
Omaha and Miss Josephine Yelineck Of this
city were united in marriage in the Bohe-
milan church in this city Tuesday, Father
Shine officiating.
PLATTSMOUTH-The Burlington ohop
men Of Plattsmouth. about 500 in number
band, went to Lincoln Tuesday on a spe-
cial train, where they spent the day.
CENTRAL CITY-C. E. Line has beer
elected district delegate to the national
convention of Royal Highlanders, which
meets in Denver September l3. The dis
trict which he represents includes thirteen
castles.
BEATRICE-Mr. Ryner of Omaha has
been appointed manager temporarily to
succeed w. H. Patmore of the Bell Tele-
phone company, who has resigned after
twenty years of continuous service with the
company.
NEBRASKA CrTY-Miss Pauline sublett,
Of the factories during her vacation, lost
one Of her fingers in one Of the machines
which she was working and had another
finger badly mashed.
ARIJNGTON-At tha regular school
meeting Monday night in this city Henry
R~eokmeyeT and G. l. Pfeiffer were elected
as members of the Board OF Education to
serve the three years and DR.. r. a. Davies
was elected for a two-year term.
HUMBOLDT-F. II. Butterfield and S.
c., Davis were elected members Of the
Board Of Education Monday evening. Re-
ports OF the years work were received
with satisfaction, and II was voted to have
nine months of school the coming year.
NEBRASKA CITY-Robert A. Blackburn
Of Bennett and Miss Evelyn Jane Gray OF
Palmyra were united in marriage this
morning at the home Of the brides parents
at Palmyra. Both are popular young peo-
pie and will make their future home al
Bennett.
HASTINGS-The council will send the city
electrician, the city engineer and the chair,
mar of the lighting to Omaha
to investigate the turbine type Of engine
with a view to the installation of such an
engine here. The administration contem,
plates doubling the capacity Of the electric
ABh1Ah6 pihhI
KEARNEY-A man 50 years old wan
dered into the city Saturday and was
picked up by local authorities and placed
In a hospital TO recuperate a little. HI
was on his way 20 Lodge Pole, Neb., and
after a short rest he was furnished with q
ticket and sent on his way.
BEATRICE-Gilbert Gordanier of Dewitt
was Tined Sl0 and costs yesterday in police
court for carrying concealed weapons. The
complaint was filed by Arthur Suiter, who
came here Saturday night to aid the police
In looking for Mrs. Suffer, whom, he says
left home in company of Gordanier.
SEWARD-The funerals OF the two little
boys who were fatally injured at German,
town Friday occurred Monday. Ton
Graves, aged 3 years, was own In q
shallow pond OF water. The 5-year-old soT
Of Adolph Gale was trampled on by a horse
while helping his father load hay. He fel
from the wagon and got under the horse
feet.
HASTINGS-Gus Cooke, Fred Gunlock
Howard SlOneker and DR.. Calkins passeC
through Hastings last night enroute from
Colorado to their homes in York, all riding
motorcycles. They had covered l,4O0 miles
In nine days and aside from the frequent
splitting OF tire seams had had no serious
trouble with their machines.
ARLINGTON-Hiram lodge No. 50, An,
Client, Free and Accepted Masons, has in,
stalled the following officers for the en-,
suing year; j. c. Chapman, w. M; H. 8
Monke, $. w; Minor @. Ford, ]. w.
j. ID. NeWcom treasurer; j. c. Blackburn
secretary A. F, Lyon, s. D.; z. Wager, ]
D.; James -Blevelr, tyler.
DUNBAR-A spirited school election was
held here last evening, which, however
9 result two OF the present members were