Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-26

a Burlington train near Blue Springs early
Iuescay evening and walked 70 within a
to rest Tor the night They were brought
70 town and lodged in Jail to await their
hearing.
NEBRA SKA CITY-The high school glee
club gave a musical at the high school
last evening 70 raise funds with which 20
pay off the debts contracted during the
last season. The musical was given under
the direction OF Miss Harriet Bell and some
Of the leading musical talent Of the schools
took part therein. A large crowd was in
attendance.
SUTTON-Commencem exercises OF
the sutton High school were held last
night az the opera house. The class ad
dress was given by Father Dumphy OF the
Immaculate Conception church TO class
OF fifteen. The baccalaureate address was
given Sunday evening by Rev. John Cal
vert at the Congregational church, his
| subject being The Outlook"
NEBRASKA CTTY-Raymond Meyer. a
4-year-old boy, is in custody arrested on
the charge Of robbing Johnson Brothers
grocery store Of "a He aided by another
boy yet TO be apprehended. put a ladder
up to a back window and entered the
store taking the money and spending IL in
having a good time and trip to Omaha
/ The boy was found at a town near the
border OF Kansas and on his return home
made a full confession. He had entered
| the place once before and secured 81 that
| time.
/ NEBRASKA CITY-Au Of the assessors
/ who have made their returns from many
/ Of the precincts show a heavy loss in the
matter Of personal property during the
7 last year because Of the decline in farm
| products II is thought the loss Will be
/ quite heavy in this county this year be-
/ cause Of lower prices. So far about one
/ third Of the assessors have made their
| return and the others have made partial
| returns and the figures are based upon the
I returns received up TO this time
: NEBRASKA CITY-William Kammann
OF Berlin went to Portsmouth last evening
| 70 file complaint against John Bose. who
at Avoca on May 6th shot Louis Sperhase
| IN the eye. destroying the same and the
| bullet lodged in his brain. where il is AT
| the present time. Both were talking pleas
/ antly together when Bose became angered
at some remark made by Sperhase offered
! to use auto pump 70 pump him full OF
wind, and then shot him in the eve. Sper-
/ base was taken to Omaha. where he IL
! stlll in one of 7rtrer hospitals and it is
/ feared he cannot recover.
] CENTRAL CITY-On Sunday Nav Is the
members OF the Grand Army OF the Re-
PUBIC post and WOmans Relief CORPS will
assemble at Cuddington Hall at 10 a m
and march In body to the Methodist EMS
copaI church where union services will be
/ held, IN which members OF all congregations
are invited to join. Rev. Holmes the pas
] tor OF the church, will deliver the memorial
/ sermon at the usual hour OF the morning
| service. On Memorial Day, May 30. the
| members Of the post and corps. under the
! command of Colonel W. G. shelton grand
marshal, will meet at Cuddington Hail and
rom there march to the cemetery. AT the
cemetery the members Of the Grand Army
/ of the Republic and the woman's RELIEF
corps will form a hollow square about
! the soldiers monument.
/ PLATTSAOCTH-Th 3-year-old child Of
] Mr. and Mrs. stevens, residing in South
| Park alarmed her parents and aroused
/ the neighbOrs yesterday afternoon when
she dropped out of sight for some time.
| The word was passed from house 10 house
! that the little girl was lost, the neighbor
women assembled and every nook and cor
| ner Of the Stevens home and the premises
] and the neighbors' grounds were searched
/ all 20 no avail After the search had pro-
| ceeded for some time and excitement was
| at high tension, a neighbor woman VINO
/ happened 10 remove one Of the large pil-
I lows from the bed in the Stevens home
I discovered the little lost child fast asleep
/ just beneath where the pillow had lain.
/ II appears the child had hid under the
pillow and fallen asleep before being
found
/ CAMBRIDGE-The commencement pro-
I gram took place at the opera house last
evening. Following is the program:
March. Mrs. Cora Broyles; Invocation.
/ Rev Mr. Helm; sClo, Miss Ruth Babcock
/ commencement Grafton. Dr. W. W Law
I renee Of the First Presbyterian church OF
! Lincoln. The Problem u the Twentieth
I Century presentation Of diplomas BY r.
] II. Rankin. president OF the board vocal
/ solo, Harry Tumble. The class consists
/ OF fourteen members. four girls ana ten
! boys: Bessie Leota Rich. Alma Louise
| Fayetta Franklin and Harley Corns
/ Weeks Paul Upton, Otto Darlage, Charles
! Leo Cheney, Charles Ernest Jackson. Clair
/ +. Woiford, Robert L. Rankin. Thomas J.
/ Hougnun, Edward L. PAIL and Joseph w
/ OConnor.