Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-07

for the state during last week. They
shipped three carloads, containing 1900
dozen each, every egg being of local pro
duction.
MADIsoN-The Northeast Nebraska In
terdlstrict Declamatory contest between
the cities OF Madison and Randolph oc
ours In this city this evening. Both Mad.
ison and Randolph are ready and In good
trim and both towns are sanguine of
winning.
CLAY CENTER-w r McReynolds Of
Edgar and John Counsel Of Harvard were
adiudged insane by the county board Of in
sanity today. Both were sent to the asy-
lum at Hastings. McReynolds Is the son
of a former representative from Clay
county, Logan McReynolds.
FAIRBURY-Misses Otena weisel and
Dorothy Collier entertained the senior class
Of the Fairbury High school at line
wards the class went TO Miss Vessels
home at 9O2 + street, and enjoyed refresh
ments OF Ice cream and cake.
FAIRBURY-The annual convention Of
the Nebraska state Pharmaceutical associa-
ton will be held in Fairbury from June 10
to IL. The committee in charge has pre-
pared a good program for this meeting.
part of each afternoon will be devoted to
athletic sports in the city park.
BEATRICE-Major c. w. walden Of
this city, a member of the Second regiment
hospital corps. yesterday received an order
detailing him TO report at san Antonio
Tex. MAY ii TO attend the Joint encamp-
ment maneuvers and field instruction OF
the regular army, which will cover q period
OF fourteen days.
Lincoln is now installed as proprietor and
manager of the Hampton hotel, the leading
hosiery of this city. deal was made the
first of the week whereby Mr.. Miller &C
quired the hotel from e. II. Viets, who has
been conducting II. The consideration has
not been made public but was about
$4,000.
GOTHENBURG-On Monday evening the
p e. o. society was entertainer at the
home Of Mrs. Kelly. the occasion being the
visit of State Inspector Mrs. Hughes or
P. E. o. work, which Mrs. Hughes found
satisfactory. two-course buffet supper
was served at 6 o'clock. Mrs. Hughes gave
several good recitauons
VALBNTINE-The juniors of the high
school held their annual reception at Quig-
iey's hall Friday night for the seniors
and the rest of the high school room The
hall was very prettily decorated with the
different class colors, pennants and ever
greens, etc, After the games and program
OF several musical numbers very tasty
lunch was served to ALL
FAIRBURY-The Eastern Star at its
regular meeting elected the following Of
ficers for the ensuing year: Worthy ma
tron Mrs. s. f. Halves: worthy patron,
G. A. Heath; secretary. Mrs. F. r, Bril-;
treasurer, Mrs. o. Houck; conductress,
Mrs A. M Hungerford; associate con-
ductress, Mrs. Ernest Beardsley'
GRAND ISIAAND--The second number OF
the MAY Festival of Music program. the
artists night, was another pronounce sue
cess The Ricaily String Quartet OF Lin
coin and Prof Smith, pianist, OF the Grand
island Conservatory of Music furnished
a program OF chamber music from the clas-
sizes. A very large and again a very APP
preciative audience was in attendance
+ CENTRAL CITY-The action of Nthe
state against John Marquis on a charge
OF having liquor for unlawful sale was
continued until the next term on request
of the defendant on account of the illness
OF one of his witnesses, and the case
against Fred Barritt on similar charge
was also continued, and Barritt was re-
leased from jail on his own recognlzahce'
GRAND ISI.AND-The charge Of assault
with intent to do great bodily injury to his
wife placed against A. r. Ankeny, mas
been suspended pending his fulfillment OF
the condition that no does not In any
manner modest her In the future. 1t APP
pears that the evidence Of some of the
members of the family was slightly diVers-
ing, though there is no question as TO the
threat.
VAIIENTINE-The new three-story hotel
which has been In course of construction
for some time past by c. Church OF this
place has been leased and opened by
Grace & Son of this place, also proprietors
of the Donoher hotel. The new ouiloinB
will be run in connection with the other
house for the present, as the dining room
building.
WEST POINT-The marriage OF Martin
Hank and Miss Anna Goe6el took place
Thnrsday. Rev. F. Burger, resident pas
tor. officiating assisted by Father Julius
Of West Point The bride is the daughter
OF Albert Goebel of st. Charles and me
groom a farmer OF Stuart where TN. me
newly-married couple VIII make lhelr
future home.
| GRAND IsI.AND-The police department
Is looking for Albert Beckwith or Doni-
phan, this county, who recently, sep IA thta
| city Yesterday evening, Z Is altered, ne
came over ostensihY to have a talk with
about dusk. suddenly picked her up and
rali away with her. So far no trace or the
I man has been found.
! TECUMSEH-Local Agent l.. l.. Fuller
| OF the Burlington railroad has informed
| Messre c. W. Thomas and ". J. Enders
/ the committee from the Tecumseh Com.
mcrcitl cub, which asked TIE railroad
/ company 20 improve their ward service
here. that the present yards will be i'm
proved and additions made thereto Scales
I Viii b. provided. ani addition the con
pany VIII furnish windmill and watering
tank at this yards
WEST POINT-The funeral Of Mrs
| Grsce Nicholson, mother of County At
/ torney Hugo NJ. Nicholson, occurred at
/ WIsnsr where the remains were laid q
I iest IN the public cemetery. Mrs. Nichol-
/ son died at the Presbyterian hospital AZ
. omaha OF leucemia- She was 6 years
] af axe and leaves three children, Hugo M
Of Vest Point, Robert Of lincoln and Mis-
/ Marion OF Wisner Rev. William Ayers
! the former pastor OF the deceased, con
( duc.cd the funeral rites
J WATERLOO-WillRm DOdson, pioneer
ard pr eminent citizen OF western Douglas
7 county died at his home IN Waterloo, Fri
+ day afternoon, about . o'clock, The fu@era
vii he held at the late home Sunday aft
crroor al l o'clock. Mr. DodsOn lived FOR
many years on farm near Elk City and
las been q resident Of Waterloo the las
ten o. twelve years Last October he and
Mrs BOdson celebrated their golden wed
ding anniversary at the hons Of theh