Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-23

looked as If IT would threaten the entire
yard. 1t was confined TO one pile ana the
damage will not exceed $50. -
BEKTRICE-D. F. Bryson OF Adams
a few lays ago to L. A. Graft Of Graft,
Neb., for S7,654.R This is the largest
cattle deal made in this section in years
CEDAR RAPIDs-rhe Ladies Culture
f fitied OF .T FReiossI Pins Ss Return" at the
Cedar Rapids opera house last evening.
The play was well received by a large
and enthusiastic audience.
WYMORE-The cornerstone OF the new
$4,000 Methodist Episcopal church., now
being constructed, was laid at O'Clock
Thursday afternoon with appropriate GER
emonies. Rev. U. q. Brown or Beatrice
delivered the principal address.
ALBION-It is developing that the fear
that the last severe cold spell had de-
stroyed all fruit in the locality was un-
founded, an examination OF the fruit BIOS
SONS and buds indicating that only a
small part of the crop has been injured
LEXINGTON = superintendent L. A
OIinger Is holding the county examination
for The pupils Of the e5Eath grad sr, % t9 ne
Lexington. The other towns OF the county
were also used for examination. 80 as 70
accommodate the nearby schools
FREMONT-The sehool board held a spe-
cfai meeting this afternoon for the selec-
ton Of teachers for the coming year. Su-
perintendent A. II. Waterhouse supmitleo
I his recommendations anu HQDAA1A|A1tAL IAN
entire corps was reelected. A few did not
apply for positions.
GIBBON-J. N. Peck OF Douglas, Wye,
has been elected by the Gibbon school
destination OF Superintendent J. 3. Glib
son. The same corps OF teachers Wa
elected for the coming year but none nave
yet signed their contracts.
DAVID CITY-There are several cases
of scarlet fever in town among the schoo
children and as a result one OF the room7
OF the south ward had 70 De eiosed NUS NUS
we'll in hand, however. and believe tina
there VIII be nc more cases.
BEATRTCEJack Galloway and wife,
who escaped from the saline county 1all
at WILDER last winter, have been captured
at Leavenworth, Kan, and Sheriff Cree
has goHe there after them. They. were
tieing two girls away from their homes al
Lincoln
BRATRIcE-c. II. Rutter. a farmer
living a mile east OF Piekrell, suffered 3
brokSn leg and several fractured ribs II
a runaway Thursday at his home; III
was thrown against the barn and pinlonee
between the building ana wagon, MheI'
he remained until found By member o.
his family.
LENINGToN-Prof Nelson Of the stat
\ gricuiturai school organized 8 girls an
boys club" for the schools OF Dawson
tendance from over the county About one
fifth Of The Lexingten pupils were 10 A. y
tendance. ILOL- A. r. LNAANA-SH
charge OF the school children.
FREMoNT-Fruit growers are agreet
that the damage by the cold weather o
this week is far less than was anticipates
; and that there VIII be a fair crop OF mos
varieties after all Cherry trees are bios
. soming and later apples are believed % y
all right. There has been no rain here siAf'
Z last fall and the ground Is very dry.
GRAND ISLAND-The- city council a
a meeting Thursday night took the intua
steps 70 establish another water work
station in the western part OF the city, &
be operated In conjunction with the pres
enr one as long as feasible. options WI
be al once secured on a block or more 2
real estate and plans and speci1caton
! will BE- secured from some eompeten
/ enginfer
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES chapter. No :
/ lOrder Eastern Star. hsld It's annual meet
; ing Thursday night and elected thes
r Officers: Miss katherine Iiske, worth,
matron: Or. C.. a. Sptllman, worthy pa
ttron: Miss Carrie Spellman, Associate Pc
tron: Miss Imogene shaffsr, secretary
Miss Helen ROby. treasurars Miss Mari
: Saunders. conductressi Miss MaFhe W.olfs
lassociate c0mductrcss.e A1ter the bushes
meeting a anQue wa served