Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-30
NebrasIka NeMn Notes.

hOIDREGE-The last Of the weeks COM
nencefnent exercises was held Friday night
when II. V. Adams of Des Moines delivered
an address 90 the graduates their friends
ana relatives. The following were awarded
diplomas by Secretary Kiplinger of the
Board of Education: EIDE Anderson. Anna
anderson, Harry Logan, Charles Case Be
atrlce Barnes, Mabel Ballard, Myrtle Grey
tenson, Ora Darnel Clarence Hicks, Edna
Glaze, Verna Henderson, Lawrence Linde-
vail, Clifford Leaf, Marie Harmon, Claude
Harris, Hazel Nelson, Esther Nelson,
Bertha Riley, Grace Shelly, Mary Snyder,
Julia Stadig, Blanch Stockman, Verna Van
dell, Lawrence Redstrom and Ora Manley,
ABOUT fifty eighth grade graduates also re-
celved diplomas upon their graduation into
the high school.
CEDAR BLUFFS-George F. Stats has
solo to Clinton r. Sailing forty acres of his
farm for $S,300-S20750 per acre. This land
Is four miles from town.
CEDAR BLUFFS-A large acreage of
corn win have to be replanted Poor seen
to rot.
TECUMSEH-The alumni of the Tecum-
sch High school rendered q reception to the
graduates at the high school building last
evening" harry Lawrence was POSTMASTER
and the following was the program: Roll
caii' Sharles e. Stewart; vocal duet, Mr.,
and Mrs; H. j. Enders; address of welcome
response, Miss Florence Wright; song
mixed quartet; 1.-THE Comet" Miss Edith
66s sy;s! reading Miss Margurietta
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from absent members, Reuben f. Reynolds;
one Year After" John Mattox: song
quartet; The Ties That Bind" Walter r,
S campbell, remarks, Prof. Walter Keichel,
superintendent of the schools. All Joined In
singing my Country, IT'S of Thee AT The
close of the program.
YORK-The York Commercial club.
snrioIsa It's president A B. Christian, has
the use of same to old soldiers their Wild
S s'S and families. and to be at Memorial
nan promptly at 10 o'clock, with enough
autos to take all to the cemetery.
THAYER-camp George H. Hoideman ia
one or the most beautiful sites for a camp
In York county. Over 100 high school ca
diets are, here enjoying life.
YORkLMr. and Mrs. Rueben Clark cele-
Drateu the slxtieth anniversary of their
marriage at their home on Platte avenue.
Inc day was also the nth birthday of Mrs
Sis.n Mr.: Clark had just passed his S4th
Clark for ride, and during their absence
from home the many friends gathered al
me house, where banquet was ready and
a rousing reception was given two Of the
York. -NS VI
EXDTER-The high school Commence
Inent exercises wehe held in the Auditorium
sented to lima Agur, Verde 70. Hull, InciIs
M. Taylor, Esther A. Craven, Alma M, Lar
liner Irene Hoel, Claude Richmond, Roland
norris William M. Biba and Keith s,
. WEST POINT-Large numbers of the
farmers have been compelled to renlant
their corn due in part to the cold nm
lAvorapIe weather of the last two weeks,
planted "a 'eeu
WEST POINT-Henry Reimann and Miss
81 snhh5 hfflenert were Joined in marriage at
Sch 6ShiIace church, Monterey, by Rev. H. |
are the children Of pioneer settlers Of
monterey precinct and will farm their own
and In the neighborhood.
WEST P0INT-Mrs. Henry Harfst died
~ tne Iamlly home in Bismarck precinct |
thursday aged 50 years. Deceased had
resided In Cunning county thirty wears. she
IS survived by three children.
WEST PoINT-The Cunning County Teach |
commencing August 8, continuing one wal
Protessors ]. A Doremus of Auburn w |
w, Theissen of Beemer and w. II. Stein |
'ord ~ ~ p 5asc ,,,9 ana Mrs Marian Craw-
WEST POINT-The Girls Culture o,.
net net at the home of Miss Ida Hirschmenn,
me ron call at the meeting was responded
% !Tb by patriotic dS quotations. The program:
Shambers: Memorial Day" Miss Fmnaa
Hoist; Civil War Stories" Misses MAN,
Debell, Rose Givens and Mary Chambers,
INGTON-Commenceme sVorot.o.
II the Harrington High school yvsre baid 'SSS
he opera house Friday night ana We
argely attended. There were twelva go
IIa'SS iiNe ol WHom gave OratiOnS DIR Il |
}, Robinson presented the diplomas Tbj
$ the largest class that has been prads
lated from the Harrington High school IN
boys. "iiu TWO
-ANsLEY--J e. Grint of Philllosb,,rg +
Sushman OF Broken Bow and Edward
FOLEY, ST., Merna, Neb., who are suner
z rI,S or Custer county, Were in Ansiey |
friday evening on a tour OF inspectjon
Lhey report several cases of smalinox a.
sargent, Neb and in Westeryiiis ara
" esterVllle township. There are eighteen
asses or smallpox now Guaranteed Tba
,ases or smallpox in Westerville ana
, ,n,,,,,.y Us thought to have come from one
,ouns man named Edward Hirely. who
wed az Westerville and had been III TaW1
or, Neb', and when he returned home he
lad what Is reported as a genuine case Of
,oRLEANS-The graduating exercises n,
ne orleans High school took place Wad-
lesuay evening at the opera house Dean
,oIuyce or the state university gave on
interesting talk, followed by the usual class
fatons. The class consists OF the foIIow
ny: HALLE Axelson, Ethel Reed. I,ouise
,chumaker; Edwin olmstead and Beniao
nan Strauling "e"Ja-
No external application is equal TO Cham
pertains Liniment for aore uo,iacI.. a |