Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-22

YORK-Mr. Peter snitzen has sold the
Jollo theater and will give possession this
week.
YORK-The new organization OF young
people OF the Catholic church known as the
Sien Fien society held an enjoyable ban
quet and dance at Fraternal hall.
MCooK-The body of Mrs. A. l. Over
man., who died in Superior yesterday, was
brought TO McCook today and given inter
ment In this city, her home for many years.
SEwARD-Mrs. Meta Friken, an old resi-
dent of Seward county, died Sunday and
was buried yesterday from the stone
church southwest OF Seward She was 20
years of age.
YOBK-G. H. Rogers. manager of tbs
Blodgett house. has sold out TO Thompson
Brothers OF Stromsburg. They have oper-
ated the Park hotel of Stromsburg for
the last thirteen years.
HASTINGS-The funeral of William NJ.
Cline formerly deputy postmaster in Has
tings, will take place in the Masonic tenn
pie. Highlands, Colo, at 2 O'Clock Thurs
day afternoon, April %.
HASTINGS-The funeral Of Miss MauC
Whitcomb' WHIP died Sunday morning, wa.
conducted at the home of her parents
Tuesday afternoon by Rev. r. A. Schell
of the Christian church.
HASTINGS - The funeral of Andrew
Mann, who died at Rochester, MINI, was
conducted from the family home here by
Rev. i. Frank of the German Lutheran
church Tuesday afternoon.
YORK-The Board OF Education has ap-
/ pc nleQ gltdIIH HOPKINS, deputy SneTl1I,
truant officer, and he has been handed the
names of fifteen school children and boys
who have been playing hockey"
PLATTsMOUTH-During the meeting OF
the Mems Brotherhood of the First Pres
byterian church Tuesday evening Senator
W. b. Banning gave a talk on the "Doings
OF the legislature refreshments were
served.
WAYNE-At the last meeting OF the city
council, the contract for a sewerage sys-
tenn of. forty square blocks, was awarded
TO w. \. Lana of Harlan. Ia. over many
competitors. He is TO complete the work
by October n.
FALLS CITY-The funeral OF orvile
Schoenheit, who died Monday afternoon,
was held from the home on Wednesday
at 2 p. m. Mr.. Schoenheit was the only
son OF Lon schoenheit and was born in
this city February Z. 1871.
YORK The following officers were
elected YESTERDAY at meeting of stock
preme Judge S~edgwick. president: S. c,
Huffman, secretary: c. II. Rolling, treas
urer; G. W. Post. trustee.
KEARNEY-Mrs. Eva r. Ehlers, living
south OF this city, died on Monday Of septic
poisoning. Mrs. Ehlers was but q years
old and leaves a baby 3 weeks old and b
husband. The remains we're shipped tc
Cheney, Neb., for interment.
foRk-A. +. Bloomer and wife. now
touring Europe, write their friends they
had the pleasure OF meeting Colonel Roose.
Xelt at Naples and Wishing him a success;
MIS-. Bloomer are expected home about
June !.
FALLS CITY-The school board met
Monday evening and elected the remaining
teachers for the coming year. They are
Miss Beynon seventh grade. Central; Miss
Ramona Wilcox. third grade, Central. and
Miss Eva Scott, third and fourth grade,
Zion school.
KEARNEY-At a meeting OF the Com
mereial club held last evening. the question
or organizing a Young Mems Christian
association In this city was heartily en-,
dorsed. T.. J. Simonds was present and
laid the matter before the business men In
a very favorable manner.
BEATRICE-O. P. Fulton. secretary al
the Beatrice Commercial CLUB. has received