The Red Cloud chief., 1916-06-29
ALL OVER NEBRASKA
ABORT NEWS ITEMS
DATES FOR COMING EVENTS.

July 1o-1l.l2-Missour Valley Veteri.
nary association convention at
Omaha.
July l1.12.-Annual convention of Ne.
braska Variety Merchants at kear-
ney
July II TO 22-Nebraska State Tennis
tournament at Wayne.
July 25-Nebraska Democratic con
vention at Hastings
July 25.-Nebraska Republican Con.
vention at Lincoln
July 30-August 6.-Summcr Assembly
OF the Chsrch of Brethren at Beat.
rice.
Aug. to 1l-Tractor Week in Ere.
mont
Aug. to 10-State Press Associations
North Platte Valley excursion.
August 10.-Second annual barbecue
at Seward.
Aug. 17-27-Scventh Day Adventists'
Conference at Hastings.
Aug. 21-25-Mo. Valley Photographers
Association Convention at Lincoln.
The Nebraska Sunday School asso-
citation at their annual convention I'm
rails City last week, decided after q
spirited contest that as Omaha was
the birthplace of the Nebraska Sun.
day school convention forty.nine
years ago, it was fitting place to
hold the golden jubilee there next
year New officers are as follows:
President, j. S. Dick of Crete; vice
president, II. Lomax of Broken Bow;
recording secretary. +. II. Mathers,
Falls City; l.. G. Oberlies of Lincoln,
ly chosen.
AS a sensational sequel to the Luff
assault trial which was concluded
Just recently at Aurora, claim has
been filed with the county commits
sioners of Hamilton county by Lufi
for the sum of $l5,565.25, which he al
leges Is due him for expenses and fol-
damages due for false arrest, false
Imprisonment and malicious prosecu
ton. The sum of $3,565.25 is asket
was tried for assault and was fount
not guilty on the first ballot.
A fifteen.acre field of daisies, 10
Gated on the Goosen farm, five ant
one-half miles west of Beatrice, has
attracted hundreds of visitors the pas
few days. The daisy seed appears tt
have been mixed with grass seed or
1ered by Mr.. Goosen, and the flowers
had healthy growth. The sight il.
beautiful one.
Colfax county has spent $4,000
cutting down and grading the road
between Dodge and Howells. Hills
nave been cut down and the dirt used
TO fill in the low places, making the
highway that connects the Albion
branch towns almost as level as q
prairie road.
Eleven women's organizations and
every fraternal order in Hastings have
promised to participate in the Fourth
Of July parade which members of the
committee declare will be the longest
and most attractive ever held in cen.
trail Nebraska. Every town In the
:ounty will assist in the celebration.
Nearly 100000 is involved in the
recent transfer Of 139 quarter sections
Of Kansas land. in which A. L. Clarke
and William Dutton, Hastings men,
disposed OF their holdings to the Gar.
den City Sugar company at $40 an
acre, or Just twice the purchase price.
David E. Adams of Beaver Crossing.
who was thrown from an auto four
miles northeast Of Exeter two weeks
ago, and sustained broken back,
died from his injury.
About twenty-five young men have
organized a band at Genoa, and with
the help of the merchants Of the town
they expect to keep 1t a-going.
Press Martin, former editor Of the
Odell Wave, has purchased the Liber
~ Journal and will take possession
soon.
The Randolph school board has just
voted to install a course In domestic
science in the public schools OF the
town.
July rs, "a and 2S are the dates for
Tekamahs annual race meeting.
Secretary Campbell Of the Tecum-
sch Chautauqua announces that John
L. Kennedy of Omaha and Edgar
Howard of Columbus will discuss po-
litical issues one day Of the assem-
oily. The dates OF the Tecumseh Chau-
tauqua are August IL to 20.
Improvements that will increase the
stable room by the addition OF twenty
more stalls are being made by the
Fremont Driving Park association to
accommodate the horses that will be