Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10

rice. The Commercial club has agreed to
get tho ompan COO members.
KBARNEY-A committee Of the Com
mercial club was busy raising money 70
finance the Kearney Baas Ball club IN the
state league. over RO0o ives raised IN g
short time which practically insures a
team for this city the coming year.
BEATRICE-The annual meetlng OF the
sociaton was held yesterday. These off
GERS were elected; W, T. Norcross. preR-
Hill, secretary; J. s. Rutherford. treasurer.
GRAND ISLAND-Forty-nine more per-
sons added to tho little army OF indus
trtal workers now engaged in this city
were r added this week when the LTeSentide
day next.
HAsTINGs-The proposed $4,000 bond is
sue Tor intersection paving carried BY an
overwhelming majority In the special cleo
tlon yesterday. the votes for the bonds out
numbering those against three to one. One
paving district has already been created,
and others are being formed.
FREMoNT-The win Of the late Robert
-. Kelley was admitted TO probate in
county court yesterday and his widow,
Mrs. Margaret +. Kelley appointed ad.
minlstratriX. His property consisted OF the
FAMILY residence and a small amount Of
personal property OF the value of about
BROKEN Bow-The Board OF County
supervisors is in session this week. Chair
man Bon Morris, presiding. The main busi-
ness OF the session Will be to determine in
some manner, just what is to be done in
regard to a new court house. The people
riddle. Wv
GBNEVA-The Commercial club met las
night in the court room and elected the
Following officers: President, J. X. Waring;
vice president, w H. Sister; treasurer,
Lloyd Bckley. Election OF secretary was
postponed until next meeting. The club
room and furniture were destroyed in a
fire a couple Of weeks ago.
BEATRICE-The Board OF Supervisors
yesterday elected l.. II. Archard Of Wy
more a member Of the board to succeed G..
A. Campbell, who resigned. A petition
signed by a number OF Wymore citizens
asking that G. T.. Stephenson be appointed
M. Campbell's successor was presented to
the board. Archard was elected on the
first ballot.
FREMoNT-R. A. Ballinger Of this city.
died Yesterday at the age Of 70. He was
born In Ogdensburgh, N. Y, and came here
from Tacoma, Wash, ten years ago. He
leaves a., widow, and two daughters, Mrs.
O'Brien Of Chicago. During his residence
mere he was in the emplay of his son-in-
law, b. e. Fields.
FREMONT-The Presbyterian church of
this city are arranging to make eXten.
slve alterations and repairs on their church
edittce this summer. The plans provide
enlarged seating capacity and an entirely
~re-arranged audience room and chencel.
Work will probably commence within a
rev weeks and the building ready for
occupancy by fall.
NEBRASKA CITY The Board OF Edu-
cation, at its regular meeting, decided to
submit a proposition to the people of this
city to vote for $4,000 in bonds with
which to erect a new high school,, The
matter will come up at a special election
TO- be held on May a. This subject has
been up. before at regular elections and
been defeated and It Is now proposed to
submit 1t at a special election.
NEBRASKA CITY-At a meeting of the
city council, that body granted the mayor
tina right to hire a special health officer
TO do the work for the board of health
the new health ordinances. They notified
the Electric Light company that they de-
sired to change from the arc to the ISSngs-
ton lights for street lighting. They will
take something like 800 Tungsten light OF
80 to 10 candle power and distribute them
at various points over the city.
GRAND ISLAN-More room is said by
the Board of Eeducatlon to be needed and
at the forthcoming election two PROPOSE
the ward schools and the other for the
purchase OF an entire square for a large
school, will be submitted to the waters
choice. II either Of the propositions re-
ceive a majority Of the vote the board may
later. decide to call a special election for
the Issuance of bonds with the decisionS
GENEVA-Miss Mary Slsler and John
Savlle were married at the home of w. H.
sister. brother of the bride, this morning
at 3 O'Clock by the Rev. Thomas Griffiths.
Guests from abroad were: Daughter of the
groom, Miss Mabel Saville; a cousin, Mrs.
Perry OF Omaha; Miss Neil Sisler OF Chi
caGo, sister of the bride; a brother, Mr..
Thomas Sisler, and family of Princeton,
Ill; Miss Mendenthal of South Omaha, Mr..
and Mrs. @. Greena meyer of Lincoln. Mr..
and Mrs. Saville left for Mitchell, S. D.,
where they will make their future home.