Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-12

from the custody Of the hospital Mrs.
Danley is the wife of the postmaster of
Chadron.
URY-Arrangements are being
made for the annual alumni banquet ana
reception to the class Of 1911 to be given
in the Mary Eta hotel May %. A good
trich's orchestra viii furnish music for
the occasion. j. w. Mcdonnell, a Fair
bury business man, Is president of this or
'ganization.
/ VALENTINE-The high school orchestra
gave very pleasant concert TO a large
audience here Wednesday evening, the
program consisting Of solos by very near
as many duets and trios. Taken alto
gether the concert was, a success. This is
the young peoples first concert. They gave
another at Cody, Neb., Friday night.
BEATRICE-A $1,000 900 corporation has
been organized in this city and stock is
now being sold to investors. The name Of
Chemical company. The officers are;
President and manager, Dr. John b.
Crutcher; 'vice-president and chemist DIR.
3. T. Hardin. The main offices Of the COM
pAny VIII be located In this city.
. MADISON-David B. Hodson and Mrs.
Ada e. Buckingham were married Wednes-
day afternoon. The bride is we'll and favor
ably known in Norfolk. where she has re-
sided for several years and during which
time she has held responsible position
the popular and jolly copiest at the county
clerks office and well and favorably
known in this city as we'll as Norfolk.
SUTTON-A committee composed Of H.
Heinz, q. Boush, c. H. stocker, members
OF the board Of Education. and superin-
tendent K. Clppinger, went to Fairmont
Wednesday TO inspect their new modern
school building. The proposition of a new
high school building will be submitted to
the people after sufficient advertising. The
capacity OF the present building Is far too
ANAL for the numb0r of pupils. but Will be
retained as the building for the grades
alone.
YoRK-Chisf Of Police Illgenfritz discov-
cred first class, genuine up-to-date hobo
hotel underneath the Burlington railroad
/ bridge about one-Quarter OF mile west
Of York, The new hosiery has sign
Hotel" This stopping place Is equipped
with table, seats, vegetable cans, stew and
| frying pans and camping utensils such as
many tenters might envy, At the time OF
the visit ak guests Of the Hoboes Rest
| were taken In,
! HOIDREGR-As the result OF an en-
counter yesterday afternoon on the Prin-
oipaI street Of the city, City Marshal John
| Porter Is now facing $4,000 damage suit
started against him by James kingsley, a
i KinesIsy's attorneys SllexS ,hat withou,
| proVocation other than the idea that the
Injured man bad started 4 rumor detri-
| mental to his character, officer Porter at
tackled with his fists and did great bodily
| damage TO Mr., Kingsley,
HOLDRB0E-We dnesdRg morning at
o'clock took place the wedding of Miss
Lloyd n Miller OF Lincoln, The weddinH
/ was solemnixed In the Catholic church
Rev, Father Hagen Of Minden officiating
| o'clock at the home OF Mr., and Mrs. =
w, Smith, The young people departed Al
once for Llnooln. where the sroom Is fore
man In the Queen Incubator factory and
where they will make their home,
| FAIRBURY-A new time table will &c
into effect on the Nebraska division sun
day, May IA A number Of Important
changes wiii occur IN the arrival and de,
his card TrSin No IS arrives from m
| Belleville and the southwest at 7;o q, m
instead OF p;Os, The local passenger train
Ne, III arrives from Omaha nifty minutes
later than at present The local freight
and ssIISvillS considerably later thar
formerly,
| YORR-An enthusiastic good roads meet
ing was held in the Commercial CLUB rooml
last evening, brought together by reason
Of the agitation OF an "Roross-the-state'
road from Omaha to Lincoln, thence ives
through Milford, Seward, York, Aurort
and Grand Island. The secretary reported
= mest lively interest IN the projected roaS
all Rl9ng the Burlington line from Ian
o9ln TO GRAND Island and that on Fridal
clubs autemobils clubs and good road ad
Veeatss will be held in York Tor the pur
pSsss , Of arranging YE Tor and building tn
PI.ATTsAOUTH-Mrs MeusrvA A. Slo
cum, residing two miles north OF Murray
died yesterday Of heart trouble and a com
| plioaton OF diseases Mrs. SlOcum was
pioneer In Cass county, having come L
| this county when she was q little girl an
had resided here during most OF the wear
since henerva Amick was born In Nc
bic county, Ohio, I'm lSe and when but
| years Of age removed with her parents
Iowa, and In 1855 came with them to ca
county. settling en- farm In Flight MI
Grove precinct where she grew 10 wornsv
| hooo. When young woman she "
| married to Norman Siocum OF this unio
two children survive. Ed Hlocum Mi
whom Mrs. Slocum had resided since H.
husbands death two years ago and or
n daughter, Mrs. FarTts, who makes h,
home with her brother also The deceas -
also leaves two brothers u. L. Amick :
this city and J. w. Amick Of Weepin
Water, and two half brothers. Judge M
Lincoln.