Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-15
Nebraska


wvmore. Oden, Barneston. Pick-eli and
RILEY.
NEBRASKA CITY-Judge Travis has
issued a call for the petit jury to be on |
hand ON the 3ist OF this month. when he
will hold a term OF court and dispose OF |
the criminal and civil cases which are to be
tried to a jury.
NEBRASKA CITY-A meeting has been |
dist Episcopal church for the formation |
of a humane society and the call rs en- |
dorsed by some of the most prominent peo- |
pie in the city.
TAYLOR-The Junior class gave re-
ception in honor of the seniors May IL al
the home Of A. Il. Moon. There are tour
to graduate this spring. The exercises viii
take place May % and q. y. NJ. Noss VIII
deliver the address.
BEATRICE-Thc intermediates OF the
Young Mems Christian association played
The team would like to hear from high
school teams in the state.
NEBRASKA CITY-At a special meeting
of the city council held on Thursday even
ing a saloon license was granted to j. "
Shackelton OF Beatrice who has opened
saloon i'm the room adjoining the Watson
hotel This makes the twelfth saloon
license granted.
BEATRICE-The board Of directors OF the
Young Mems Christian association has
elected Guy Rathbun, physical director, as
acting secretary, to succeed G. III, LAYERS
resigned. Mr.. Rathbun will be assisted by
| llr. Rodgers, VINO mas Dcen connected WIN
the local association for a long time.
| NEBRASKA CITY-James r. Morelack
| and Miss Mabel Jones OF Hamburg, Ia,
| came to this city Thursday aud were united
| I'm marriage by Elder John T. Smith, pas
tor Of the Christian church. They returned
| home the same evening and were given a
| reception at the home of the brides par
ents
| FREMoNT-The contest among the mem
Sers of the graduating class of the high
school was completed yesterday and the
FyaSMat}on Exercises, Tsiedctorian, an.
pointed by standing Evelyn Dickerson;
| Harold Aaronson, Helen Whelpley, GLADYS
Bnt. Ruth Waterhouse, Johanna Won
Mosch.
| FREMONT-The Presbyterian church has
| sold it's parsonage which is located on the
corner directly east Of the church building
| and will move the church to the site and
| eXte nsively enlarge and remodel II. II IS
intended to begin work very soon and have
The building ready for occupancy early In
the fall.
EMERSON--The firm OF C. r. Hage-
dour 81 Sons general merchants, have gone
into bankruptcy. Their doors closed Fri
$4,000 liabilities, $500 Omaha and Sioux
City wholesale houses are the principal
creditors. The firm started In business here
about year ago.
| NEBRASKA CITY-The class of 1910 of
the high school last evening presented the
class day exercises at the Overland theater
and followed it with the class play, out
of Town" to a large audience. The pro-
ceeds of the entertainment was for the pur-
pose OF paying up the shortage occasioned
by the failure of the lecture course given
| last winter.
BARNESTON-The village board at the
close of the hearing of the remembrance
against f. II. Thomas and John Wolken
Il Friday afternoon voted unanimously to
grant saloon licenses to the applicants. The
remonstrator is Charles Churda and he
district court. In the meantime the village
will remain dry"
HASTINGS-The new edifice of the First
Congregational church, erected and fur
nished at a cost of about $1,000, will be
dedicated Sunday afternoon. Rev. 5. Banks
= Nelson of the Park Avenue Congregational
church Minneapolis, will preach the dedi-
cation sermon. Services preparatory to the
| dedication are being held this week To-
night Rev. f. T. Rouse of Omaha preached
on 1.-The Coming Revival"
| FREMONT-Clarence Waite, who has
= caused much trouble for the police, is to
/ be brought back from Cedar Rapids, Ia.
to answer to the charge of taking lot
of furniture. 1t is claimed that Waite s
e brother-in-law bought the goods from an
I installment house aid failed to meet the
payments. Young Waite took possession OF
the property and auctioned off the goods
to the highest. bidders.
ST. PAUL-Mrs. Hilda Enevoldsen. wife
of ". Enevoldsen, prominent merchant
and pioneer of this city, died at the family
residence Tuesday afternoon after SIX
weeks acute suffering from a complication
= OF diseases Deceased was born in Sweden
| sides the husband she leaves two grown
i daughters The funeral services VIII bC
held Sunday afternoon
- NEBRASKA CITY-Some time since the
district court handed down a decision II
: the divorce case of Carrie Cleave agains
Richard A. CleaVe whereby the plaintiff
was awarded a divorce and granted all
mony in the sum of S13500. Notice of ap
peal was given and the matter was ready
to carry up when the parties got together
h and the defendant paid over 1921 ant
= decided some property in Chicago to hi
(, former wife and had the records marked
satisfied.
NEBRASKA CITY-There has been con
siderable trouble between Mrs Harrie
r Chapman. the divorced wife of Councilman
h Galvil Chapman and his present wife, Mrs
" Rebecca Bond ChaINnan. They have In
p dulged in one or two street fights and II
e the last encounter Mrs. Rebecca Chapman
II went into police court and paid fine o
: s. and costs Now they have gone int
= court and Mrs. Harriet Chapman has haC
n her successful rival for her husband
t. affections placed under a $500 peace bono
. ! and in turn Mrs. Rebecca Chapman ha
filed similar complaint in the county
: court against Mrs. Harriet Chapman, ant
they are now both under bond to keep thu
peace.