Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-20
Nebraska



On June IA another good roads convention
consisting Of delegates from York, Seward
Hail. Hamilton and Lancaster counties vii
be held at York.
FRANKLIN-The city of Franklin haI
succeeded In disposing of the electric ligh
bonds and work will be begun at once t
install the new plant An addition viii b,
built to the water works powerhouse il
which to accommodate the new MACHINERY
for the lighting plant.
MORRILL-At the election of officers o
the Morrill, Commercial club last night w
+. Due was elected president, l.. Eastman
vice president; Orlando H. kearney secre
taryi John Boatsman, treasurer, and o. T
Atteberry, X. G. Covington, w. +. Stock
well, Fred Remember and w. r. Preston
executive committee.
FAIRBURY--An interesting program hal
been arranged for the Bible School insti
tute Of the Blue River Baptist association
to be held in FaiTbury, May 20 and q. The
address OF welcome will be given by Rev
{. E. Tingely Of Beatrice. The convention
will be concluded Sunday evening.
CREIGHToN-Gu and Charles Hoferei
and John Cooper have made Arrangements
to put in an up-to-date automobile livery
an @ S banker sss decided to sTeo
the building II will be built on Eas
Main street Immediately west OF the Bin
genheimer- Evans yards
sum, Kan, and Miss Jessie Redfern were
married by Rev Il. c. Newland at the
nome OF the brides sister. Mrs. II. b
speck OF this city. Yesterday Frank q
Stroud of Superior, Neb. were married
by County Judge l.. c. Barr.
HoLDRBGE-News has been received
here OF the death at Cassopolis Mich, of
resident OF this city. Mrs Taylor was g.
years of age. During the last few years
IL had been necessary once or twice to
becausa NJ a neriodic dara eSmsnt ~ bsr
mind
SUTTON-A large mass meeting was hello
Thursday evening and II requested the
Board Of Education 70 erect a new, up-tO,
audience room, chemical laboratory, more
recitation rooms, gymnasium, Industrial
rooms etc. Miss Lathrop, county super
made an address
BEATRICB-GOOdrich encampment No.
IS, Independent Order OF Odd FelloWa, met
last night and elected these officers: Frank
warden: q. F. Freeman. high priest; q.
Stump. senior warden; Leo Muenster,
guide; A. c. Reel inside sentinel: W NJ
La Selle, outside sentinel
osMoND-At a meeting attended gem
orally by MAsms wednesday night al os-
nond the third deErBR Of MASONRY was
given 70 u A. LACEY, agent tur the Bur
hngton rairoHd AT this plAcA. and d &
GRAND Deputy Custodian Bin of NnrfnIk
was IN charge of the work
oED-Withtn the wSek ample showers
hayO visited every part az VAnAy county
ana the crops are IN erc4nent condition
The damage dune by the cold snap three
weeks aEo has not injured the fruit a.
much as vhs al nIst feared The enrn il
all plAnted and much q II is up Fab
wheat and alfAlfA have seldom developed
better at this time Of ths year
FRE10NT1OcrupantI of vacant lots in
the outskirts OF the city who have put
in gardens extending out to the Travelled
part Of the street are not especially pleased
with Street Commissioner FeichefB inten-
ton 70 have all the ground from the lot
line to the street cleared Off As the com
missioner has the sanction OF the city
council for this. some garden patches win
90.
CRE1GHTON-Frank Mallory OF Plain
view has bought the Park hotel property
and furniture from NJ. Q. Won Rahden and
will take possession July /. Mr. MALLORY
has been In the telephone business at
PiainyieW for several years, but IL an
experienced hotel man. He ran the Atlantic
house at Neigh years ago. Mr. Won Rah,
den has property interests in Texas where
he will move.
ORD-More than a score Of Ord business
men met In the directors room OF the
First National bank las evening and took
stepe toward organizing commercial club.
a thriving organization Of this kind was
maintained for several years until two
years ago and II will be revived on a more
substantial basis The encouragement OF