Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-27
class to graduate in the history of the

class to graduate in the history of the
Fairmont High school.
CAMBRIDGE-The new firm of Harvey
& Cronk successors to NJ. c. Skinner, who
has been owner and proprietor or the
West Side restaurant and confectionery in
this city for many years, tSoS 3Sss cgonH
both of Cambridge, who comprise this new
firm, bought the entire stock OF goods ana
the business will continue as heretofore.
BLOOMFIELD-Murra Dolphin son of
ex- Mayor John Dolphin of this city, and
Miss Lura Hall. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. H. Hall, who own a large ranch about
married yesterday evening by Rev, J. B.
Burkhardt, pastor of the Congregational
church. These young people are from two
Of the oldest pioneer families OF this county
BEATRICE-The Wymore High school
will give It's class play next Saturday even
ing. The graduating exercises will be held
June l. Ex-Governor Shallenberger will de-
liver the address. The members Of the class
are Bernice Butcher, Lloyd Bemlss, Victor
Coulter, Neva Cole, Theresa Helmig, Kath-
crime Rowland, Cora Hilder, Robert Jones,
Estelle Rainey, Bernice Stephenson, Hazel
Wheeler.
BEATRIC E-Announcement of the death
of Prof. Henry Nicholas Blake, former
resident of Beatrice, which occurred at
Nebraska City yesterday morning, was re-
ceived here last evening. Prof Blake was
for thirty years a teacher in Nebraska:
lie was a musician and an educator OF
ability. and a thirty-second degree Mason.
He was 50 years of age. The body will be
brought here Saturday for interment. The
Masons Will have charge OF the services
CENTRAL CITY-The second annual
meeting OF the stockholders Of the Merrick
County Farmers Cooperative association
was held in Central City last Saturday.
The following officers were elected Tor
the ensuing year: President Theodore
Osterman; vice president J. T. Armstrong;
secretary and treasurer, 10. w. Badger
The directors for the coming year are as
follows. Central CITY station Theodore
Osterman, d. Burke; Clarks station, ID.
Mace, J. Howard; Palmer station, d. w.
Foster, B. F. Newton; director at large
]. T. Armstrong
BEATRICE-Frank Wheeler of Wymore,
alleged member Of a gang OF bank robbers,
who was arrested some time ago on the
charge OF being implicated In the robbery
was released on bond Of 5000 at Marys-
VILE Kan, pending his hearing In the dis
trlct court, Was brought here last evening
and lodged in jail. The sheriff OF Washing
ton county. Kansas, came TO Wymore after
Wheeler but he refused to go without
requisition He will be held here until ex-
tradition papers can be procured. Wheeler
was formerly in the employ OF the Bur
lington road as a conductor
BEATRICE-The Board OF Supervisors
held meeting yesterday TO act on the APP
plication OF Doebele Oswold OF Lanham
OF J. " Shacketon for license at Pick
ren As remonstrances had been filed the
applicants withdrew their petitions. The
board passed the following resolution:
Whereas We believe that the disorder
created by saloons is detrimental to the
welfare and best interests Of unincorporated
villages We, the Board of Supervisors of
Gage county resolve that licenses for sa
looms be not granted by this board In any
unincorporated villages for the year 1911.