Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-09
Nebraska News Notes,

GENEVA-one hundred and sixty-seven
T Tsee SO lar registered In the District
| through the week. The Junior normal will
open next Monday morning.
| NEBRASKA CITY--The city council ~
| its regular session refused a saloon iicarse
| to w. Fl. Alternately, because of the re-
! inonstrances filed against him and the locs
1ion or the place where he wanted to open
| NEBRASKA CITY--Mlss Jennie. daueb-
Ter OF Mr.. and Mrs: Henry, started to drive
nsd sRd ran tsrSS.Tng both
and injuring the other sister ~ -
| NEBRASKA CITY-The Elks of this
city VIII take charge of the body of Robert
| Byers, who died in hospital at Omaha
| after undergoing a surgical operation for
cancer OF the stomach, and conduct the
funeral, ne being a member of the lodge
| here.
GENEVA-During a heavy rain storm
| yesterday morning, lightning struck the
steeple OF the First Baptist church, dam
sasISn It somewhat 3S The institute was in
| shock
RAGAN-A touring car, being stored at
local livery barn, was removed Monday
| night and run about sixty miles Ii was
| returned before daylight with one tire
punctnred and two tires gone. The livery
amounting to $50.
| NEBRASKA CITY-Fred Beck who was
arrested on the charge of attemntinp 10
assault the 5-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
county judge and was bound over to the
district court and not being able to give
bond was sent back to jail.
BEATRICE-Word was received hare
! yesterday announcing the death of s G.
Ellsworth, a former Beatrice resident
which occurred in Lincoln. He was 7s
years OF age and leaves a widow and five
children: The body will be taken to Plv
mouth, Neb., for interment.
AUBURN-The constant rain of the last
three weeks has wrought serious results in
planted their corn the third time and i'm
such flelds as the stand is good the weeds
are making discouraging Roadway, Wheat
and oats are heading out very short How
ever. II is hoped that the wet weather win
bring these to height sufficient for easy
cutting; First cutting of alfalfa is proving
the rain may prove its undoing.
NEBRASKA CITY-A petition was circu-
lated here yesterday to have the name of
ballot for state superintendent and the
primary ballot for state superintendent and
the requisite number of signers was Sc
cured in twenty-five minutes
NEBRASKA CITY-Fred Bischof mother
and brother left last evening for Germany,
where they will spend the summer with
relatives Jabez Dennis left "wednesday
evening for the east and from there will 20
to England and visit his old home and
relatives He will be gone all summer
NEBRASKA CITY-Gerhard ]. siefken
and Miss Nettie Harms we're united in mar
riage at noon Wednesday al the Lutheran
church at Syracuse. The groom is a pros
porous young farmer of that section and
the bride one OF the leading young women
of that section. They will take a short
wedding trip and on their return will make
their home on farm belonging to the
groom.
NEBRASKA CITY-There are $50 teach
ers In attendance at the Otoe County
Teachers institute, which is being held
here this week under the direction OF
County Superintendent r. c.. King Chan
cellor Avery of the State university de-
lvered address Tuesday evening for
their benefit at the high schol building.
Prof. j. w. Crabtree delivered a lecture
Wednesday evening Prof. Searson is assist
ing In the work OF the institute.
GENEVA-A man and girl were arrested
here Monday by Sheriff Ashton on sus-
county charged with stealing a horse and
buggy, for the return of which a $225 re- |
ward was offered. The sheriff OF Clay |
county came over yesterday afternoon and |
got the parties. The girl gave her age as II. |
but is probably two or three years older. |
She reuested the officers TO withhold her |
name on account OF her mother at Harvard. |
The man said his name was Jake Long
he also said his name was Mccoy
AUBURN-The Auburn High school grad |
uated class OF twenty-five young people |
last night. The address to the graduates |
was given by Rev T. j. Connolly OF Spring |
field: Monday night the class gave it's
house and on Sunday night the commence |
ment sermon was preached at the same |
place. The following is the roll OF the class |
OF 1910: Vera Anderson, Ole Bennett, Rob |
ert Boyd, Edward bort, Ray Ferris, Cora |
Guiliatt. Mildred Hanna, Lucy Hopkins |
Ruth Kelligar, Martha Torrance, Gertrude !
McAdams. Eula Matthews. Ethel McEl- |
haney, Guy Mastin. Arminta Nichol, |
Frankie Pickett, Paul Quahenbush. Eva |
Reed. Ruby Simpson. Martin Souders |
Laveta Snow. John Stoddard, Halle Work |
man, May Yochum and Okel Young.