Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-21
Nebraska

his wife in charge Of the primary room
retires from the school.
AURORA-The Aurora business college
held Its graduation exercises In the opera
house last night Newton Wesley aNles
delivered the address. There were thirty
six graduates. There will be no summer
school Mr.. WRtenpaugh, who has been
president OF the college for several years
goes next week to his new home in Cali
forna.
NEBRASKA C1TY-so far there have
been go licenses issued To applicants to
permit fishing and hunting in this county.
Most of the licenses have been issued 10
parties living In the middle and western
portions OF the county, where those to
whom they were issued fish in the small
streams in that part OF the county, and the
law Is rightly enforced
TECUMSEH-The Tecumseh Commercial
club has taken up the matter of improving
the roads i'm and about Tecumseh "A good
roads meeting will be held next Monday
evening, at which time William Ernst of
Tecumseh, good roads enthusiast will
give the club members some valuable sug-
gestions along the line OF road Improve
ment.
WEST POINT-The calendar of the ad-
journed term Of the Cunning county dis
trict court. which meets on Monday, con-
tains two criminal and thirty civil cases.
The prisoners to he tried are Carl Pc
rath and Hugo Hermann, two young men
charged with highway robbery over one
fourth OF the civil cases are divorce mat
ters.
Observation-Disclosures is to have
one of the biggest Fourth of July celebra-
tons in the state. This is under the direc-
ton OF the Commercial club. Plans and ar
rangements are already under way and it
will be the biggest celebration ever pulled
off in this part of the state. Many unique
and distinctive features are already
planned
-FAIRBURY-The Daughters of the
American Revolution have elected the
following officers for the ensuing year
Mrs
Hungerford. vice regent; Mrs. c. c. Sny
der, secretary; Mrs. Ben w. McLuoas,
treasurer; Mrs. c. F. Steele, chaplin; Mrs.
Q. II. Bonney auditor; Mrs. ID. c. Hauck,
historian. and Mrs. S s. Weidner, reg
istrar.
COzAD-The high school gave its annual
play Friday night in the opera house. The
play was well presented and we'll attended.
On Sunday Rev. Bryant Howe of the Meth
odist church Will deliver the baccalaureate
sermon. Graduation exercises will take
place next Thursday night, class of fif-
teen receiving diplomas A majority OF the
class expect to enter the state university
next fall
HARVARD-Rev. A. b. Warren will de-
liver the baccalaureate sermon before the
graduating class of the Harvtrd High
school at the Methodist church tomorrow
evening The class consists OF five persons,
as follows: HStenen Wsnand, Hattie Han
son. Meta Hamburger Clarence Trout,
Earl North Graduating exercises will take
place at Stokes opera house Friday even
BEATRICE-At the regular meeting OF
Nina Rebekah lodge No 11S last evening
these officers were elected. Mrs. Jennie
Applegate, noble grand, Miss Mable Carrie
vice grand; Mrs. Susan Brenker, secretary
Mrs. Della McKissiok, treasurer Mrs.
Belle Young and Mrs. Della McI<issick
were elected delegates to the state Ne
braska Rebekah assembly to be held at
Lincoln in October.
WEST POINT-News has reached the
city of the marriage ae Venus Knox
county, of William Flescher of Belden to
Miss Myrtle NJ Long, eldest daughter of
Mark M. Long, former citizen of Cunning
county, where the bride was born and
brought up. Mr.. Long removed to Knox
county from Cunning two years ago. The
young couple will make their future home
at Des Moines, la.
NORTH PLAATTE--work on the founda-
ton for the new Waltemath block was
begun this week and a large force is
engaged In putting in the concrete. This
size A by 80 feet, and will have the first
floor for store rooms and the upper floors
for office rooms. The building will be
modern In every respect and have an ex-
terror of pressed brick.
REPUBLICAN CITY-wednesdav even
ing the high school presented two plays
in the opera house, one beirsy a three act
comedy and the other a two,act comedy.
drama. Both plays were rendered in a
manner that pleased and delighted the
large audience present. Commencement
exercises were held in the opera house Fri
day evening. The graduates were: Nellie
Booher, Gladys O'Brien, Amy Camp, Pearl
Poston and Lloyd Grimes.
TECUMSEH-Next week will be com
mencement week with the Tecumseh High
school. The sermon to the class will be