Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-18

BEATRICE-John F. KEGS, pioneer OF
this section, left Monday for Germany on
an extended visit to his old home.
BEATRICE-Mr. and Mrs. S. d. Kill
patrick, who have been spending the winter
in Europe. arrived home Sunday.
WISNER-The class of 10 will hold its
house. Rev. Slocumb preaching the class
sermon.
.4WYM0REAF'ire caused from an over
heated stove did damage to the extent of
about $500 to the home of Nj. d. Meyer,
Saturday morning
BEATRICE--J. C. White, who claims to
hail from Texas, was lodged in the city
Jail Tuesday evening on the charge of
short changing Bert Weidenhammer, a
groceryman out of small sum of money.
BEATRICE-The initial Monday MONDAY
luncheon of the Beatrice Commercial di
rectors was held Monday noon at the Pad
dock hotel. Matters pertaining to improv
ing the streets and train service in this
city were discussed.
HARTINGTON-A. w. Barge, a brake
man on the Milwaukee railroad, had three
of his toes mashed while working with
switching crew in Crofton yards. 1t is
not thought that the toes will have to
come off. but It will likely lay Mr.. Barge
up for about one month.
BEATRICE-Three marriages occurred
In this city Monday. The contracting par
ties were Almer c. Bakken of Douglas,
Wyo, and Miss Leona Harkins of this
city; Harry b. Hubbard and Miss Emma
Smith of Beatrice and Miss Anna NJ
Moser of Finley.
WYMORE-Ezra Duntz, the 17-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. William Duntz was
taken to Chicago Monday afternoon to take
treatment at the Pasteur institute to pre-
vent possible attack of rabies. The
young man was bitten Friday by a dog
that showed symptoms of being mad. The
animal bit several dogs before it was killed
BEATRICE-S. Tirelle, an Italian laborer
in the employ of the Burlington, who was
shot, probably fatally, by the accidental
discharge of shotgun while hunting near
Edgar Neb., was brought here Monday
and placed in Falls hospital. Part of his
skull was blown away, and little hopes
are held out for his recovery. TREBLE is
about 30 years of age.
GOTHENBURG-Thurs morning the
North Platte High School Cadets arrived in
full force for their third annual military
scented I'm Lookout Valley" at the opera
house, a thrilling play based on civil war
times. They were assisted by several North
Platte girls The cadets camp Is on the
west side of Lake Helen
FALLS CITY-Thirty- five Greeks, work
ing at the Missouri Pacific division refuse
| to give Arthur Moss, the census enumera-
tor, the information that his schedules re-
| times already, Their boss and interpreter
understands exactly what the purpose of
the census enumeration is, but they re-
| fuse as they think IT Is some scheme 10
| get them on the tax roll.
GOTHENBURG-The following teachers
were elected for the next term Of school!
J, H. Rusterholtz of Erie, Pa, principal OF
| the high school; Mabel Nelson, Oakland
| Ncb., English; May Brown, science; Emma
! Marquardt, German and history; Elizabeth
| Cooley, Belgrade Neb., seventh grade;
| Emma Musselman, sixth grade; Hazel Min
chel, North Platte, fifth grade; fourth
grade not supplied; Edna Anderson, Lex
! ington, third grade; Lyla French, Auburn
| Neb., second grade; Gertrude Baker, North
! Platte and Elizabeth Cunningham, Kear.
ney, first grade. Lura Erb will teach the
school south Of the tracks. p. NJ. White
head was retained as superintendent some
time ago,