Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24

man made arrangements to take the BODY
at once 20 Cortland, Kan, where Il viii
be inferred.
Nebraska News Notes.
BEATRICE-The Liberty base ball team
yesterday defeated the Wymore High
school nine at Wymore by the score OF
HUMBoLpT-Miss Carrie Boss and Mr..
Joy II. Myer were united in marriage at
the home OF the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l. II. Boss.
CHADRON-The Commercial club selected
w =. Gillian and l.. w. .GOrton to represent
Chadron at Columbus at the State Fedora
tion OF Commercial clubs.
BEATRICE-Mrs Jennie Rhodes died at
her home I'm this city Friday. She was g
years OF age and had been a resident OF
Gage county for twenty-eight years
NEBRASKA CTrY-Robert Burr has
filed suit In the district court praying Tor
a divorce from his wife, Bessie s,dH. Bnrr,
vows.
HUMBoLDT-seven local touring cars
took a crowd Of forty-two members OF the
Knights OF Pythias lodge to Bern, Kan,
for a visit with the lodge OF that city,
while work in the third degree was In
progress.
NEBRASKA CITY-The thirty-sixth an
nual session OF the Otoe County Teachers
Institute will be held in this city on June
6-10. Many OF the prominent educators Of
the state will be present and take part
therein.
CHADRoN,-In a short session Thurday
in district court, Hon. w. II. westover Of
Rushville, presiding, P. G. Cooper was
declared to be elected mayor OF Crawford
for the ensuing year. The case Will not be
appealed.
BEATRICE-James Moore, an old resi-
dent of the Plymouth vicinity, died Friday
morning. He was a native of the Isle of
Man and had lived in this section OF tlse
state since lss2. He is survived by a widow
and six children.
NEBRASKA CITY-The county commits
| sioners met the commissioners of Cass
| county Thursday and arranged for the
| building OF several new bridges on the
county line and the erection OF q new ce-
ment bridge in the northern part OF this
city.
BEATRICE-Typhoid fever has broken
out at the feeble minded institute here and
fifteen cases were reported yesterday, nine
disease. SO far three deaths have occurred.
| 1t Is believed that the typhoid germs were
contained in the milk.
REPUBLICAN CITY-Prof c. l.. Grimes
of piller has been elected principal Of the
| high school for the coming year. Mrs.
Sina Barber was elected primary teacher,
Mrs. Florence King Of Colorado intermedi-
retained for the grammar room.
NEBRASKA CITY-Alex Cripple Of
Scotts Bluff was united in marriage to
tn brides parents south Of this city Thurs
day afternoon The young people were
given q reception last evening and will
make their future home at Scotts Bluff.
! STANDARDIZATION Hughes, one OF the
Oldest settlers OF the county, died Thursday.
The funeral was held Saturday afternoon
from his late residence. Mr. Hughes was
born IN New Jersey, February %, 1880 He
came to Seward county in 1878. He leaves
a widow and two daughters and one son.
NEBRASKA CITY-Lee Byers was ar
rested here Wednesday on the charge Of
/ Ian nj IN
jail here and came down and took him
back to that place on the charge OF rob-
bing man Of H in cash and a gold
watch.
BEATRICE-Special Census Agent e. E.
Abbott yesterday covered the territory in
this city visited by the regular enumer-
enumerators had failed to register. An
effort Is being made to let no one escape
FROM the enumerator. IL such thing is
possible.
NEBRASKA CITY-A high wind pre-
} vailed Thursday night and the fire depart
ment responded to four fire alarms, the
last one being at the Burlington round
house, where the oil sheds and the coach
sheds were consumed. For a time that
portion of the city was threatened with
destruction.
UTICA-Friday afternoon as Carl Jensen.
rural mail carrier, was returning to town
his horses became frightened at a passing
automobile and ran away. In going over
high grade one horse fell down the em-
.
He will be unable to attend to his duties
for some time.
Neutrality-suspicious. Lloyd Crocker has
e filed remonstrance with the city clerk
against the granting Of saloon license to
William Kentner OF the New Burwood
hotel. Crocker alleges that Kentner is
for @. l.. Calvert of Goodland. Kan, q
real estate dealer, who recently purchased
the hotel
> HoLDREGE-supervis OF the Census S
| A he
! Nearly all OF them contain requests OF
some nature but one which has Just come
to his hand is perhaps the most interesting
I and really worthy of all that he has re-
: ceived. 1t is written by a German father,
who lives in Arkansas and who seeks by
means of the census to find his lost son.
NEBRASKA CITY-Prof. A. B. Huckins,
one OF the best known horticulturlsts in this
> part Of the state, makes the announcement
that alfalfa makes for better greens, when
properly prepared with slice or two OF
bacon than dandelions or anything OF that
nature. He has an acre field which he uses
for no other purposes and cuts the tops
; off Of the plants when they are young and
5 tender
/ HUMBOLDT-At the regular meeting of
the Alpha club Wednesday afternoon Mrs.
Myrtle w. Marble was chosen delegate to
represent the club at the coming district
federation meeting In Pawnee City. Mrs.
E. A. Litchfield. the president of the local
! club, will also go as member ex officio,
while Mrs. c. M Linn, also OF the local
|
the federation meeting a paper on forestry.
HOLDREGE-The teachers of the county
met today at Bertrand and under the direc-
: ton of County Superintendent Huldal
Peterson held an interesting meeting. Some
= OF the numbers on the program were
Practical Methods for Teaching Agricu.-
ture," II. c. Codner; How We Teach Ian
Q guage," Misses Adellne Cox and Cora Ben
ser; "A Patrons View OF the School," DR.
W. A. Shreck; The Remote Interests of q
I Teacher, f. w. Rice.
FALLS CITY-Ciuy and Don McDanlels
= 10 and u years OF age. took a team belong
/ ing to w. II. Wheeler from the hltcnlnl
!, rack near Grehams lumber yard 9ns
: | started for Gage county. They knew tina
d they would have to go, through Humbold
l. 10 reach that place, so started Yves
/. through Daneason, and arrived at Hum
lboldt at near p. M, where they wer,
8 arrested and brought back to this city
d Their two older brothers are in the reform
: | school
HOLDREGE-- 1t has just become known
that Dayton Dunlavy, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
]. A. Dunlavy OF this city, and Miss Stelli
Stiles, also OF this city, were married a
- WILDER on April 3. The contracting partie
on account Of their youth wished TO keel
!. their marriage a secret for some time, bu
. friends OF the young people nevertheless
Re learned OF the wedding. The couple viii
!, live in Lincoln. where the groom has
position with an express company.