Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16

MINOR NEWTON.
Davis sells dfuea.

Davis sells drugs.
etockort sells carpets and rugs.
Lefert. eyosight specialist. 400 Broadway.
Ai SSsss1sdi ea : co.. s y i B%ETosswiRS 'e'o''' :
Miss Baughman Of 0riswold. Ia, IL visit
ing Mas Macrae Of Park avenue.
MI.s Mabel Cummings q st Joseph 70 inc
Mics Margaret blanchard left Thursday
for a visit with friends IN burlington, IA.
Mrs. A. A. Campbell and son have gone
20 visit relatives and friends In WISCONSIN.
Wanted at ONCE. box with pony 70 carry
Bee route. Apply AZ the ONCE NO. 10 Pearl
A. s. olluland Of Jefferson. u. is the
guest OF Captain Jonn n. @iefh u SlNeh
Misses elizabeth Bernlce Burt Of Sioux
City are guests OF Mrs. Ray Bixoy OF south
Mrs. s. r. Robinson Of willow avenue is
entertai1ing her neither Mrs. Bryant OF
Kansas City.
Gienwood are guests OF Mrs. B. J. Towsiee
of Oakland avenue.
Miss FLORENCE Denny is home from Bos-
ton college, where she has been taking a
course in physical culture.
Born. 10 Mr.. and Mrs John z Schultz
yesterqay. q son;, "a mr; scnn.ss u steward
viii conduct services at the mission at 1901
West Broadway, for a few days.
d. r. witter OF the letter carrier force f.
taking his annual vacation and left yes
tsIday for a trip 70 points IN the Black
Mrs. Elizabeth DIeksy. asea @ years,
her d%Sushtsr, Mrs. ). q. woodward Ss
Sixth avenue.
For usis-My home at as South First
lot and shade. trees. Call At bSeh Broad
way. G. r.. Nicholson.
Captain J. II. Culver, who has been the
union OF the Army Of me Philippines. left
last evening for q Francisco.
Marks 4 Co. yproprietors OF the Ogden
eaSipment Of rubber-ifed rigs. Horses
boarded and cared for. 40 per month. Best
livery service IN the city. Telephone, los.
The committee Of the whole OF the city
council will meet this mornsng at u, o o'clock
TO take up the matter Of the Lock Judg-
mepti a settlement OF which is sought by
An eastbcund motor car on the Omaha
limo coillded with a coal wagon belonging 70
The result MHp' tdhst the wagon ssrsa' had 70 Be tsRsn
20 the shop for repairs.
John Wilson, charged with the theft Of a
bicycle several months ago. was picked up
later released on a $50 cash bond and his
hearing IN police court set for Monday.
The EsEidsnes q Mrs: G; "; Hssgsps %.
Thureday while the family wa az Lake
Manawa, Fifty dollars In money and a
the thieves secured.
Edward c. cowan, a farmer Of Logan,
Harrison. county, has Med a voluntary petit.
ton Ia bankruptcy IN the United States
district court here. His liabilities amount
20 o2,d3i.16. His assets, a-gEregarny 91,220,
are claimed al exempt.
Rev. w, 8. Barnes, pastor or the FIRST
Presbyterian church, - home from his va
cation trip, spent In northern Minnesota.
d osar rbn s hDId S monninsl But tsT ths eS Ss ins
service Will not be resumed until the nrsl
Sunday IN September.
During the sham battle at Lake Manawn
Thursday night Major Mat FINLEY OF the
Ffty-hrst regiment, Iowa National Guard,
wns called upon 70 keep the crowd back. A
man resented being ordered back and ap.
piled q vile epithet to Major FINLEY, who
promptly Knocked him down. Hevera
friends OF the man then jumped on this
oficer, Kicked him In the groin and h4at
and one OF the fellows bit him on the chin
There were no arrests, but the man whg
kicked Major FINLEY n known and 4 charge
may be flied against him.
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Davis sells glass.