Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-18

city school board. sam Diller and DR. F.
Nj Blair
CENTRAL CTTY-Bishop Arthur I.
Williams OF the Episcopal diocese OF Ne
braska will make visitation to the church
mere next sunday evening. March 10. The
pastor. Rev. F. c. Taylor. will upon that
occasion present a class to him FOR con-
hrmauon. and the bishop will besides con-
Duct the fun evening service and deliver
an address.
FAIRBURY-Prof Zwicksy. leader OF the
Fairbury band. has handed in his resig-
nation to take effect April Is Prof
LWickey has been in charge OF the Fair
rom Wisconsin. @ W. Bartlett, business
manager OF the Fairbury band is in com
municauon with another leader and viii
meet him in Omaha next Monday.
ALMA-The Commercial club met and
organized by electing the following board
OF directors Wednesday evening: W. g.
Haskell. A. A. billings, r. L. Keestsr. c.
A. Gibbons, p NJ Everson C. w stewart
and 5. c. Gould The directors elected r.
L. keester president. ". q. Haskell vice
president, P; n EversOn treasurer and sp-
pointed F. II. Strout secretary.
kEARNEY-Dolly Gray, crack outfielder
and batsman on the Kearney EapitaIists
base ball team. was married IN Grand
stand yesterday afternoon TO Miss Chloe
W. salzgaber OF Kearney A reception
was rendered Mr.. and Mrs Gray upon
their return to this city in the evening
They VIII reside in kearney during Cray5s
connection with the kearney league team
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smallest town IN the world In which the
Young Mems Christian association owns a
complete plant and building. The asso-
cation work has progressed nicely OF late
and in order that the general public may
once more be reminded OF its arvantares
the association will hold open house at
is building next Wednesday evening,
March 2.
CENTRAL CTTY-Judge Thomas will be
here from Columbus next Monday 70 hoIo
a snort equity session OF the district court
Inc OF Abel a arrfF
ing out OF land deal, will be tried to the
court al that time. Also several minor
VIII be made upon the motion Of the Union
; F,acirlc IN asking for a change OF venue IN
the suit brought against Il BY William
Worland OF Chapman.
TECUMsEH-The farm house owned by
| bryan kavanaugh OF Crab Orchard
located one mile east OF that town and
occupied by the son OF Mr.. Kavanaugh
John kavanaugh. and family, was burned
to the ground some FURNITURE from ire
ground floor was saved. A defective fue
caused the conflagration. The house was
| by insurance John Kavanaugh had 500
insurance on his effects.
| NEBRASKA CTTY-rhe sheriff yester-
day sold the stock Of goods belonging to
I Bamme At that place for $50. The bidding
was slow and there seemed 70 be few thar
wanted the stock OF goods. The claims
against the stock are something ike q 500
and under this sale the creditors win get
something Ike 10 cents on the dollar me
store has been operated there for several
years and the stock consisted OF clothing
I and furnishing goods.
PERU-AH the local fruit men say that
frutt In this section is still in fine condt-
/ ton, and II there viii be no late freezes
there viii be an abundance OF fruit OF an
Kinds The exhibitions that have been made
BY MesErs. Duncan and Hazsltine OF Peru
with their orchard heaters In the different
parts or the county were watched with
interest by the local horticulturists Prep
I arati0ns are being made on a larger scale
: than ever to spray the orchards the coming
sason.
/ HOLDREGE-The CITY election in E{ol-
/ drege promises 70 be rather quiet affair
I this year. CauCuses were held last night
7 by both the temperance and wet elements
I and committees were appointed to confer
IN regard 20 a settlement upon the various
I candidates with the nope Of avoiding an
open fight on the saloon question The
Z committees OF both sides vii meet tomor-
row and decide upon candidates The
initiative and referendum Is IN force IN
this city and the question Of saloons will
De brought Up at this election
] CENTRAL CITV-The Merrick County
sunday school convention will be held IN
the Presbyterian church IN this city Non
CAV and TUESDAY March and q There
I and evening, and Tuesday morning and
afternoon The features Of the various
noon presentation Of primary and ele-
mentary work bv Miss MarEaret Brown.
I TUESDAY morning teacher training bV Rev
Charles II. b Lewis, Geld secretary OF
the state association Tuesday afternoon.
graded lessons by Rev Lewis and Mise
I Brown
I PLATrSAfOUTH-fT0u Judge Beesou
had hearing yesterday. on q claim filed
by Mrs. A. T.. Taylor. against the estate
Of Robert Kendall. deceased. The claimant
Is sister Of the deceased, and has filed
n.e0. which she alleges the deceased
. agreed 10 paw her in money. 10 balance the
difference between the amounts both re-
. ceived from their father. Frank Kendall
. who made a division o. his property
some years ago. Mrs. TAYLOR contends that
her brother received. eighty acres OF land
/ IN excess Of what she received. and that
he promised 10 pay her the difference The
matter was taken under adviseTnent BY the
T court.
NEBRASKA CTTY-Mrs Charles Mel
choir, wife u 6 farmer living four miles
south % the citl. was cleaning uD things
az her home yesterday when a man VINO
ives IN a howell sumo distance from her
residences, apI--ared AZ the door and de-
nlanoeu sometniug TO ear She answered
she would Set Il soon a. she had com
pieteu her work. The man did not wait
Tor her 20 DO mis-. but aftacIIed ana beat
her about the head and arms she nave
ne alarm, after making her escape and
-nerlrn Fischer went down and arrested
me brute lie claimed 70 De- a German
and sad that when women asa not mind
IN his e1Butrv they were even a THRASH
inE He VII be held and sven a hearin-
and more rhan likely bound over 10 ne
district court