Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-26

Clinton, la. Rev Blanchard has been
connected with churches at lie Mars and
Rock Rapids Ia
HARLAS-Mlss Mary ]. wyiand, a for
mer resident OF this city, has been elected
TO the princlpalship Of the Harlan High
school for the coming year. Miss wy
land has been connected with the high
Miss Ellis Of Thompson. la. was elected
principal Of the Park school.
LOGAN-odd Fellows OF Harrison
county will meet at Mondamin Friday,
April & at which time and place first.
second and third degree work will be
exempllfled BY teams from the different
lodges Of Harrison county A special
Woodbine, Logan, Missouri Valley, Call
fornia Junction and Modals for the bene-
fit OF those In attendance.
GLENW0oD-officia Of the Burling-
ton are IN charge OF a bunch OF 800 men
at Folsom on tho west boundary OF Mills
county. attempting TO hold the river.
which Ia severely threatening the track
from Pacific Junction to Council Bluffs.
wrecking outfit Ia being used 10 dump
rock-laden condemned cars In the stream
and willow riprappers are busy MAKING
and placing willow mats. From appear
ances today the track will be lost. a. the
river IL cutting about twenty-six feet IN
each twenty-four hours.
CREsToN-The Knox-I.ombard sub
committee appointed TO investigate the
proposition that the two Illinois institu-
tons at Galesburg be merged In the in
terests OF the Rockefeller and Carnegie
educational board Is ready TO report and
will meet at Gaiesburg Friday. J. b.
Harsh OF this place Is chairman Of the
Lombard committee. IL Is reported that
not much headway has been made In the
matter because Of the legal objections OF
the two denominations by which the coll
leges are controlled. Knox Is controlled
by the congregationalists and Lombard
by the Uniyersallsts.
| MYBTIC-Hoping that the two little
/ French children. both boys. who were
saved from the wrecked Titanic are hi
children, Frank Lefebcr. a Mystic coal
miner. has gone to New York TO try "a
Identify the little tots Of 3 and ~ years
old. who since their rescue have uttered
no word by which they might be ldenti'
fled. Lefeber's wife and four small chill.
dren were on this boat and their name,
were not among the survivors, and LIE
feber had given up hope that they wers
rescued, but a few days ago he saw tn,
pictures Of these two boys In q DAILY
paper and recognized them as his chill.
dron. The two little waits were caret
passenger on the wrecked ship. and tho,
arc said TO be still at her home in New
York waiting 10 be claimed.
L1oGAN-A wedding OF unusual Interest
took place at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Block. seven miles northwest oil
Magnolia yesterday afternoon, wheI
their daughter. Rose. was married Il
Henry +. Maaske OF Magnolia Rev
John AKRON OF Hoskins, Nob., performed
the ceremony and Mrs Meta ArroF
played the wedding march. The Bird,
was attractlvely gowned In white EN-
broidered Swiss and carried a beautiful
bouquet OF pink and white carnations
Miss Emma Niedermyer was bridesmaid
and was bccomingly gowned In white
Frank Maaske was best man and As tn,
groom, was attired In black. The parlorl
were effectively decorated. pink ant
white being the color scheme. After tn
ceremony and congratulations DO weri
served with refreshments The evening
was spent In dancing by the younger
guests In attendance. The bride AMI
groom will be At home near Magnoli,
after May l. Rev. and Mrs. John Arroi
and daughter, Meta, Of Hoskins, Neb
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Silky Of Council Bluff
and Carl Hansen OF Denison were among
the guests In attendance from distance