Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-30

eyes was scalded. 1t is thought the sight
can be saved.
NEBRASKA CITY-A city base ball
league has been formed Of five teams, COM
posed of the employees in the various in
dustries in this city OF the merchants and
clerks. They will arrange for a schedule
that the Mink league teams do not occupy
the base ball park.
NEBRASKA CTTY-The Elks' base ball
team are arranging for a number Of games
will leave for a game at Council Bluffs,
Shenandoah, Ia, Fremont. Lincoln and
York, Neb. The team is strong one, but
will play only with teams composed OF
members OF the order
ALMA-At the school meeting Monday
evening, s. c. Gould and z. NJ. Haag were
elected members Of the board for the three
year term and w. @. Haskell for the one
year term There was quite spirited con-
test on between T. L Porter anu Mr.
Haskell for the short term. A twenty two
mill school tax was levied.
BEAVER City = ScAool District No
Sc Of Furnas county, VIII have hut, -four
pupils of school age Tor the next schoO
year; unless more families with children
nual meeting IL was decided 10 hire
conveyance to carry the children to and
from school in Beaver City.
FALLS CITY-William B. Schmucker
who resided at Falls City for many years
and moved from here not long ago 70
I Miami. in the old Indian territory. at an
election held last week when the commits
sion form OF government was adopted, was
elected one of the two commissioners. who
with the mayor. will govern the city.
Acknowledgement evening Miss
Florence kaufman was married at the
home OF her parents in Auburn to CLARK
<. Cottrell. They will make their homt
at Portland. Ore. Both were graduates
Of the Auburn High school with the class
I of 1904 Later Mr.. Cottrell entered tbs
state university and studied civil engineer
ing
GRAND ISLAND-Fire originating /.
some unknown manner IN the frame barr
at the rear Of the Grand Island Steam laun
dry, caused a loss OF 500 covered by in
surance The laundry was in complet'
working operation two hours after the fire
I. NJ. Augustine is the owner OF the build
ing and Henry began rs the owner of th'
laundry
FALLS CITY-Simon Beachy has of
fersd reward OF sem, for evidence tina
viii lead 10 arrest and conviction OF th'
miscreant who on Saturday night threw
acid at the eyes Of a horse in his barr
lot but missing the eyes of the horse, GOV
guilty fellow cOaxed me animal to tn
fence with salt.
STELLA-Mrs. w. H. Shellenburger has
gone 70 Overlook, Kan, 10 attend tbs
I ence Hale. TO Oliver P. Kilmer. The young
man is connected with the navy and IN,
I couple viii make their home at Norfolk
Va The bride spent her childhood day
[ al stella and during the last few year
/ has often visited here.
BEATRICE-Word was received her,
| Tuesday from Omaha announcing the dealt
B of William sheldon. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
F. b. Sheldon. which occurred in Clark
son hospital. Of diabetes. The deceased
was a graduate Of the class of O9. Beatric
high school, a1d was 10 years OF age a
the time Of his death. The remains wer
brought here Wednesday for interment.
! SARGENT-At the annual meeting Of
4 Monday evening three new members Of tn
] hos ~ rnrE u in -frrrr 10 mo-
4 and one to fill a resignation. The new
] board now stands. W. D Hall president
2 Miller, secretary; a. z Perrin, treas
/ Fay SpOoner- The corps OF teachers hav
been elected and Prof F. l. Smith ha
been retained for two years.
/ TABLE ROCk-There was a spirited con
/ test here yesterday al the school election
J There were two candidates 10 elect and tn
! women, who composed tWO-thirds Of III
I voters present. made a determined effort L
I the third ballot Philip Asher was electe
I to succeed Miss Anna Pangburn, VINO wa
not candidate. On the fifth ballot M
I Marble was elected 10 succeed himself
I BEATRICE-The annual meeting Of tn
I WOmans Home Missionary society OF tn
Methodist church was held yesterday a
( officers were elected. Mrs. A. c. Bradley
president; Mrs. stephen Bull first vie
president; Mrs L u. GRAY, second vic
pscTs1sry NJ SS.U ne, ,IS.-'l,,,
4"
] ing secretary; Mrs. c. ". Fisk. treasures
! VALLET-The annual school meeting o
I District No. @ was held in the Valley Hig
{ school building Fred Curtis was electe
/ 70 fill the uneNpired term and Fran
z YsE5UzsE7iEf ard Mr. " = WA!c-sors 70
} three-year terms. A tax OF S, 500 was vote
I for school purposes and a nine months
I term OF school IL was voted 70 pipe tn
4 school building and install drinking foun
tain 10 do away with the common drinkin
I cup.
y SEWARD-The marriage OF Miss Nclli
Cotton. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Georg
Cotton. and DR.. Roy NJ Martin Of la
Z Vegas. y. NJ, took place at the home d
y the bride in this city last night at
O'Clock. Rev. George MorlY Of Lincol
was the officiating clergyman. The bride
an accomplished musician. The groom
Z the chief surgeon for the L. v l. %. rail
road. with headquarters az Las Vegas
IN NJ
| SCHITYLER-Bids for the eonstructio
OF a bridge across the Platte river BE-
tween ColfaN and Cutler counties Wer
opened by the county commissions Of Col
\ fax county, June q. There were nine dif
ferent firms Bidding on the bridge and IN
commissioners. AFTER carefully considerfn
I all bids. awarded the contract 20 the Elk
horn Construction company 81 Fremont
Neb-. they being the lowest and hes
I bidders.
FRENoNT-The funeral OF Mrs D. E