Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-23

PLATTsMoUTH-Fred Gorder, aged 12
years, u son of Mr.. and Mrs. August
Gorder, passed away in this city with scar
let fever.
BEATRICE-Harvey H. Strong of Lucas,
Kan, and Libbie N Fletcher of Hagers-
town, Nd, were married here yesterday
afternoon by Judge Walden.
PLATTSMOUTH-The home team de-
feated the 1nvincibles of Council Bluffs
yesterday afternoon by a score of s. to 4.
The Lincoln Stars are booked for the next
game
BEATRICE-The case of D. N Bur
roughs, charged with sashing "Bosco"
May with a knife in a saloon fight here
July 10.
ALMA-The republican county central
the date for the county convention. The
meeting will be held at the court house
Tuesday afternoon, June 49,
YoRK-The opening session of district
menced last evening and will last until
Thursday. T. H. Adams delivered the
opening address on educational work.
NEBRASKA CITY-There were two heat
prostrations in this city Tuesday, one being
sam Goldberg, clothing merchant, and
the other Edward Lyons tender of the
cover.
| BBATRICE-C. S. Elsenbise, carrier of
rural free delivery route No. out of Be
atrice, has resigned his position. He says
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meet his other bills at a salary of SIS per
month.
| NEBRASKA CITY-Orville S. Taylor,
manager of the Airdome, began suit in the
district court Tuesday, asking for a decree
from his wife, Clara Taylor. They were
married in Topeka, Kan, May 16, 1909; lie
charges her with desertion.
| LYONS-The Logan creek is OVERLOOKING
! its banks here now on account of the heavy
rains on saturday night north of here.
There was no rain here. Lyons boys are
Ia Ntn ha finn Of ln 10,
fish wherever the water has overflowed
the bottoms.
WATERLOO-Waterloo Lodge No 1O2, A.
F: and A. M, held public installation of
| OFFICERS Tuesday evening in Masonic tenn
pie, followed by a banquet The following
officers were installed: A. G; Holberg, ".
M; G. Streitz, S. W.; DIR. Kirber, j. W.;
b. f. Bell, treasurer; K. l.. Llndquist, sec
rotary.
.ALMA-The Alma band was recognized
this week, with r. c. Young as director
band Is we'll known all over the state, hav.
ing made several trips through seYera
states with the Lincoln Commercial club
Sar-Ben in Omaha.
WATERLOO-J. c. Robinson, president Of
the American Seed Trade association, lef
) the first OF the week for Atlantic City
N; j., at which place the annual meetins
OF the association is in session this week
Mr. robinson was accompanied by Mrs
robinson and their son, Temple. They will
be absent about month.
PLATTSMOUTH-Pro w. G. Brooks
who was formerly connected with tn
, Plattsmouth High school, but for the las
year has been superintendent of the cit
2 schools at Fairmont, is visiting in thi
city for few days before departing 70
Z Caldwell, Idaho, where he has accepted tn
position of superintendent of the cit
I | schools.
. YORK-York will pull off three big event
! In the next thirty days. First comes tn
4 Fourth of July celebration and the layin
OF the odd Fellows home conversion,
I Then comes the state firemen's tournament
D promising to be one of the best attende
I meetings ever held, and following will b
the York Chautauqua. which is one of tn
l leading big chautauquas in the west
NEBRASKA CITY-A Miss johnson G
( Peru laid her pocketbook down in the Bun
n lington depot on a seat and went out
watch the train come in. and when sh
e returned 1t was gone. The pockethook wa
a found in the toilet room of coach on
train which left this city shortly after
wards, but the $50 was gone The the
left her the ticket which she had Pun
chased.
, BEATRICE - Postmaster Hollingwort