Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-06
NehrnsI,n Newn Nntes.

BEATRICE-The East school ball team
yesterday defeated the Methodist nine by
the score Of 10 to 8.
KEARNEY-Fred Rodenbrock IS years
old, a farmer from Harrison township. was
adiudged insane on Tuesday, and will be
taken to the asylum al Hastings this week
BEATRICE-Word was received here yes
terday from Puyallup Wash, announcing
the marriage Of Miss Mamie Habig,
former resident Of this city, TO c. J. Belyru
Of Tacoma, Wash.
BEATRICE-A laborer named De Rock
was struck by Union Pacific freight
train near Blue Springs Wednesday evening
and sustained serious injuries about the
head. II Is thought he will recover
BEATRICE-At a meeting of Company
last evening arrange msnts were mR lie to
hold a banquet next Tuesday nigh, at The
New Burwood hotel The company is one
Of the largest in the state ans nu nbers
over sixty members.
BEATRICE-Mrs Harriet MacMurphy
deputy state food Inspector, is in the city
making her regular rounds. Mrs Mac
Murphy formerly resided here and was al
that time engaged in the publication OF
the Daily Times here with her husband,
the late John A. MacMurphy.
HOLDREGE-Clarenc PERUVIAN and
| Winrie Eckstrofn, both Of Gothenburg,
were MARI ed late Yesterday aft rnoon
the Baptist parsonage, Re-. ". NJ. Martin.
officiating. The groom was previous L.
moving 10 GnthenhurE a re sidert ~ Edgar
and the bride spent most Of her girlh cd in
this city.
KEARNEY-When Elm Geek went wet
at the recent election, IL Vas Understood
that the license would be fixed al SlO10
each, and there were petitions for two sa-
/ looms. But WHOM the villRr. huar7 o.. iseI
| the price 10 H.5OO the petitioner withdrew.
| Thrty-one from KeaTney fp-nd rJu-o.a-
| ton al Elm Creek last year, and are now
! returning the favor.
! BEATRICE-The funeral of tie late G..
I r. Hensley. register Of deeds, was n ]
yesterday from the PRESBYTERIAN church,
/ Rev. L. 4. Young officiating. There "
/ a large attendance Of friends. nu hey
being there from ffsrent parts - -.
country. The court house was Osed par
| Of the Afternoon out Of respect fpr e de-
! ceased. lntermeut was in Evergreel cele
! terry.
BEATRICE-The city council Of Wymore
/ last night held meeting and repealed
! ordinance No, 2s. and passed ordinance No
| saloons in accordance with state law. This
action on the part Of the council viii
! necesEitate the saloon men refiling and
/ republishinE their petitions for license. II
/ viii be at least three weeks before the
| council can act on applications
/ FAIRBURY-Fred Borland made apDli
/ cation 10 tn county coUmiss one ye
[ terdHy afternoon 10 open IN a 50 ooI a
Of this city. About euty-.iNe Mt
of Thompson and vicinity We're present enc
1 pleaded for the saloon The mecfinl
/ lasted several urs and al a fe-ent ime
| II lCked II there wa going TO
( rough house But the proposition was fin
ally turned down by tn ,onmlss r
FAIRBCRY-Yest orday was busy d4'
with the new mayor, city CouI al an
other city officials The following fic q
were appointed for the ensuing ear. "
J. Moss. city attorney, William Singleton
chi Of police William DogiRldsou, n Eh
Waterman; Frank mold, sire co r. s
soner: pr. H. l. Clarke, heal'h offic q.
J. f MendenhRlL park commits Toner. IN
saloons clnse1 Monday eve iuT and tw
out Of seven Ealoo1 buildings have alread
been rented fo- other purpises.
SUTTON-At the regular meeting Of IN
Board Of Education last evening the fol
lowing teachers were elected for the ensu
ing school year: Superinte ndent T. clip
! piuger: prncipal Alice TsviE: p~siFta n
I = inclpR'. Luci'e Braun: eighth grade Alic
r. Moore; principal Of Nur n va... f wi
Hoerger; sixth and seventh, Miss Bowl
fourth and third Dora Brohm. st,-lIid
Christina SleiEher; first Elizabeth Rath
North ward fifth and sixth. T'.a Vves'1n
third and fourth Sarsh SPEECH; first an
s-cond, Miss LOngstreth.
TBCUMSEH-Ths old city council Tin
ished It's business al q meeting last even