Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-03


BEATRICE-Fred Trekell yesterday sold
his farm near this city for Sl5,OOo
HARVARD-Y esterday Harvard school
district voted on $4,000 bond series Tor an
other school building, the bonds receiving
around twenty-seven votes majority or q
vote of over 800 cast.
SEWARD-J. A. Williams was granted a
divorce from Mary h. Williams, but Will
not take effect until after SIX months. un-
der the new state law. and may be re-
revoked by the court before that time.
WYMORE-The saloon of Fred Borland
il closed because II was found that he had
eEa, length of time. 1t is probable the
council will reissue his license WITHIN
short time.
HARvARD-The S-year-old son of MI.
and Mrs. Dill, in some way seemingly got
under the wheels of a loaded wagon and
was seriously hurt about the face and
breast The child was taken to L:GcOin
on Burlington No. II at o'c.ock for treat
ment.
| BEATRICE-The graduating exercises of
| the Berneston High school were he'd We'd
nesday evening The address to the class,
which comprised oliver w. Townsend, Z. +.
Goehring, Jesse E. Day, Edna NJ. Nolan
and Harold Woods was delivered by Rev.
] U. G. Brown of Beatrice.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. signed by 142 resi-
dents of Seward and taxpayers in different
parts of the county filed with the county
clerk, protesting against the removal of the
hitching posts and chains from around the
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petitions with the city clerk.
! BEATRICE-Floyd +. Churchill of Crete
| Neb., and Miss Ellen Paul of this city
We're married yesterday morning at st. Jo-
! seph's Catholic church, Rev. Father Pet
rasch officiating. The young couple left
| soon aner the ceremony for Crete, where
the groom is employed with the Paramount
Creamery company.
! WYMORE-Fred Mitchell. boiler maker
| strike breaker, was fined $40 and costs fo
carrying concealed weapons by Judge Craw
ford Wednesday morning. Thomas Smith
another strike breaker, was fined IS anC
costs on drunk and disorderly charge
The two came up town saturday night ant
got in fight.
SEWARD-Teacher's institute will b,
held in the Seward High school building thu
week of June 20-25. The session will begin
at 1880 p. m. Monday, and will continue
until noon on Saturday. Dean Fulmer o
Wesleyan, Miss Lally of Peru, Superin
tendent Hildebrand of Hooper and Superin
tendent Fult of Seward will be the in
structors.
WYMORE-Warren Darling. charged wit
attempting to pass a bogus check and hav
ing the same in his possession with inten
to utter; was tried before Police Judg
Crawford this afternoon. He was dis
charged by the judge because he was foun
to be mentally deficient and not respon
sibe fer his acts. His parents, who wer
here, took him to the home in Washington
Kan.
BEATRICE-Ente Rebekah lodg
No & Independent Order Odd Fellows, he'll
a meeting Tuesday night and elected thes
officers; Miss Anna LEM, noble grand
Miss Verla Warthen, vice grand Mrs
Mary Hagy, recording secretary; Mrs
George Freeman, financial secretary; Mrs
Ada Nesbtt treasurer. Mrs. Nora Ramb
was elected a delegate to the state as
sembly to be held in Lincoln neXte October
CEDAR RAPIDS-At the home of tn
brides parents ~. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. HAIL
- Thursday occur. the marriage of Mr.
Ola Halle Coll and }. ID. L. Williams
: Los Angeles, Cal, Rev NJ. M. Long of I'll
Methodist church officiating, Mr.. and Mr.
D Williams left for McGregor, Ia, and frol
a there VIII so to Los Angeles, where the
will be at home to their friends early
June Mr.. Williams is prominent ranc
- owner and mine operator and maintain
offices at Los Angeles and at Prescott
y AriZ.