Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-23

facture OF paving brick is being built here
by Polenske, Schellak & Co, whose orig
inal factory was burned down last year,
and probably the new Institution will be
in operation next month.
BEATRICE-James Caylor, one OF the
oldest residents OF Johnson county, died
Crab Orchard. He was 90 years Of age
and leaves family Of five children His
wife died several years ago.
HASTINGS-It is expected that the local
lions for the erection Of a new temple in
this city, to cost between $4,000 and $4,000.
The present property Of the order Is en-
tirely free from cncumbrance.
HASTINGS-Thus far the only candi-
dates in the local field for the forthcom-
ing municipal and school district elections
are those named for city offices by the
high-license forces and those for the
school board by the nOnpartisan cOnven-
tion.
HASTINGS-The Hastings Country club
has reorganized for this year with a larger
membership than ever before. The follow
ing officers have been elected: President,
w +. Buchanan; vice president, q. j.
Evans; treasurer, c. g. Lane secretary,
Senator Tibbets.
HIAIPHREY-The Commercial club has
passed q resolution asking the postmaster
general to allow the postoffice TO remain
in its present location. Copies OF 1t were
sent 70 the first assistant postmaster gen
eral Congressman Latta and Senators
Brown and Hitchcock.
SCOTS BLUFF-Prof ". L. Green
slit has been advanced to superintendent
Of the high schools upon the resignation Of
NJ. NJ. Patterson, who takes up a new line
Of work. real estate, we are Informed
Mr.. Smith has accepted the position OF
principal for the remainder OF this term
NEBRASKA CITY-Timothy Donovan,
one Of the best known and Oldest farmers
Of Palmyra precinct, died az his home
Tuesday morning near Palmyra, after
brief illness. He is survived by his father
and three brothers. His funeral will be
held Thursday at the Catholic church al
Palmyra
ALMA-The Bank OF Alma moved into
its new quarters Monday In the Eyerson
home is finished In white marble and con-
tains vault that is protected with steel
lining and electric burglar alarm The
former home Of the bank Is being remoa-
eled for the Alma pOstoffice which will
occupy il after this week
HASTINGS-Mrs. William Wesley Smith
Of Omaha has begun suit against her
husband In the district court for separate
maintenance. She asserts that her hus-
band has persistently mistreated her since
1903. when she suffered a stroke Of paraly-
sis A stipulation has also been filed by
which il is agreed that the defendant Is to
pay the plaintiff IS per month
SCOTS BLUFF-Project Engineer
/ Walters viii visit the North Platte valley
next Wednesday, and fl Is hoped al that
time 10 be able TO secure his recOmmenda-
I ton along the lines Of the suggestion
[ made by the SCOTS Bluff club in It's peti-
I ton 70 Secretary OF the Interior Fisher;
| that Is that no payment be enforced until
! the crop OF 1911 can be gaFnered
Z BEATRICE-W W Wright who has
been manager Of the Nebraska Telephone
company al this point FOR the last TWO
/ years. resigned his position yesterday TO
take effect April T. Tie VIII go % work On
the Office Of County Assessor HemphilL
r. B sweenCy chief clerk 20 J. F. stan
field district plant manager, mas been pro
] moi ed TO 4 similar position az Omaha.
SCOTS BLCFF-The old electric light
I plant. which was sold al sheriffs sale
3 saturday. was purchased b. T. n. Rob
L erts o. Sterling Colo. And on the same
day a new franchise vas granted 70 him.
Z and be has OBLIGATED himself 20 put in a
50 90 plant Mr. Roberts viii come here
1 10 live A q. Gross. who 81 superintendent
Of the cattle feeding Of all the Great West