Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-24
Nebraska

Bordy, was released on parole on account
Of his youth.
PLATTSMOUrH-Rev Wade L. Austin
and G. G. Wescott have returned from
Weeping Water. where they attended a
meeting of the executive committee OF the
Cass County Sunday school association, OF
which they are members. They give the
most fattering reports of the gathering
and are enthusiastic over the outlook FOR
the organization The reports OF various
departments were made and approved.
TECUMSEH-At the Hotel Hopkins the
members of the Junior class of the Tecum-
sch High school rendered banquet to the
members OF the graduating class. RAYMOND
responses were as follows AS Others So,
U.s." Leonard Allen; Success Paul
Thuresson; PIE" Kenneth stewart; our
Happiest Days" Miss Ailecn Wright Re
sponsibilty," Prof. Walter Kiechel. super
intendent OF the schools.
MADISON - Thursday afternoon and
evening of next week Madison will enter
tain six Union Pacific officials on the oc-
casion of the dedication OF the new depot
The party will consist of a. L. Mohler
general manager; Charles Ware, general
superintendent; w. II. Cahill, ,superin-
tendent Nebraska division; c. j: Lane
Monroe, general freight traffic manager,
and Nelson H. Loomis, general solicitor.
The Commercial club will serve banquet
in honor of these officials at G. A. X. hail
In the evening.
TECUMSEH-Accordin to the estimate
of the council II will require S11SJO to pay
the expenses of the city during the COM
ing fiscal year Bide are being asked for
the construction of a large concrete arch
bridge over the stream which crosses Clay
street east of Phillips store. Mayor End
ers has appointed Mrs. c. NJ Shaw and
Mrs. c. w. Pool and Mr.. T. ]. Pierson as
members of the City Library board. He has
appointed Nicholas Mourer as poundmaster.
These appointments have been endorsed by
the council.
CRAIG-Nearly thirty members of Re
bekah lodge attended the twelfth annual
session of the Rebekah district assembly
at Tekamah. Miss taylor, of Blair, past
assembly president, was present and held
q school of instruction during the after
noon. The following officers were elected (:
Mrs. Saddle Orr Craig, vice president;
Mrs. Alice Gift, Lyons warden; Mrs Ask
Wig, Oakland, secretary; Mrs; Bookings,
the prize banner in the secret work con-
test.
BEATRICE-About twenty members Of
Elizabeth Montague chapter, Daughters Of
the American Revolution. were entertained
Saturday by Mrs. c. c. Gafford at Wy
more. A surprise was given the guests
when the marriage of Miss Minnie Davis,
former regent of the local chapter, to
James Dadd was announced The marriage
occurred at St Joseph last December, and
has been kept profound secret since that
time. Mrs. Ladd has been teacher in the
city schools here for years. She will leave
In few days for Oklahoma to join her
husband.
WEST OINT-Commencement week for
the West Point High school will begin on
Sunday with the baccalaureate sermon at
Grace Lutheran church. preached by Rev
Jesse b. Burkhardt. The commencement
exercises will be held in the high school
auditorium on Thursday, May 26, at which
six graduates will receive their diplomas
Those graduating this year are: Misses
Phyllis r. Neigh, Laverne f. Eckert,
Lillian Poeschl, Louise Schairer and
Messrs. Richard Y. Thompson and Earl +.
Schwedhelm. The reception and banquet
of the Alumni association will be held
Friday, May q.
MCOOK-About 100 Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs of this section of Nebraska met
vention, to receive instruction in the secret
work of the degree of Rebekah. State
Secretary Emma L. Talbot of Omaha was
in charge of the meeting. which was at
tended by delegates from lodges at Tren-
ton, Culbertson, Cambridge, 1ndianola
and other points. The Cambridge staff as
sisted the state secretary in the degree
work A banquet was served the visiting
members by the local lodge
CENTRAL CITY-Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Rudolf have returned from their trip to
the west, after an absence of three months.
On their way out, Mrs. Rudolf met with
traversng the mountains, she was thrown
out of an upper BERTH and so badly
bruised that she was compelled to leave
the train and rest at the home of a friend
for two weeks. Another piece of bad luck
which happened while the Rudolf's We're
Lucas place which was purchased just
before their departure. They will occupy
the Lucas property and rebuild the barn
at once.