Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-22
Plumbing and heating. Blxby 9 Son.
N. 7 Plumbing Co.. telephone 25s.
MINOR MENTION.

Expert watch repairing. Lefrert, 4O9 Bway.
Skates for boys and girls are cheap at
Petersen q Schoening Co.
Burnt wood and leather goods. CfE.
Alexander & CO., &3 Broadway
George Treynor OF Osceola, Ia, ls in the
city to spend Christmas with relatives.
Mrs. Julia Hughes has gone to Fremont,
friends.
The Lady Maccabees will meet Tuesday
afternoon in their new hall in the Brown
We are headquarters for glass Of all
kinds. See us before you buy. c. 3. Paint,
OIL and Glass Co.
Mrs. SCHNEIDER Of Turkeys Glen has
been called to Bradford, Pa, by the serious
Illness of her mother.
Mrs. F. NJ. South and daughter Of Chicago
are visiting Mrs. South's mother, Mrs.
Powder, for the holidays.
Mrs. w. G. James left last evening for
Chicago, to spend the holidays with her
daughter, Mrs. Alfred B. Eaton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s.. Cass ahd son Ellis
will leave Tuesday for Lincoln, Neb., to
spend Christmas with relatives.
Mrs. Holcomb OF wsterviIle. N. Y. has
arrived, to spend Christmas with her
daughter. Mrs. John n. Baldwin.
Mrs. Herbert A. Robinson Of Kenosha,
with her mother on Fifth avenue.
Mrs. William Huron, MISS Fay Edendahl
and Miss Bessie Bixby Of Boone, Ia, are
guests Of Mrs. Frank skipton of Avenue b.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. p. Ray, formerly of this
| ~ " AGblutIlb u HNulCd8Ut are InG
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Dawson of
Seventh avenue.
Miss Frances Wright, teacher in the
Bloomer school kindergarten, will leave to-
mas with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. C. Shepard of Sycamore,
With Mrs. Shepard paT Teeuu M Sre a TSpS MIS-
f. o. Gleason of Park avenue.
John Lindt left Saturday for Chicago
to meet his daughter, DR.. Harriet L. Lindt
| OF South Rand- Ind Whn will Fatnrn with
him to spend the holidays here.
A handsome piece of furniture always is
acceptable as a gtft-it not only pleases the
recipient, but stands as a lasting remem-
brance. Petersen & Schoening Co.
The Benedictine sisters in charge of st.
Peters parochial school will leave this
week for Atchison, Kan, to spend the
Christmas vacation at the mother home.
Miss Ethel Lemen is home from Boston,
where she Is a student at the Emerson
with her father, Rev. J. G. Lemen, at the
Christian Home.
Ben Aud. former member of the County
the country rather suddenly about a year
ago, is reported to have returned to his
home near Griswold.
Your children should have a sled; It
prompts them to go outdoors; nothing Is
better than fresh air, 1t saves Doctors hills.
Our line of sleds is complete and cheap.
Petersen & Schoening Co.
Miss Claire thinner of Butte, Mont, who
is a student at the Sacred Heart convent
in Omaha. will spend the Christmas holt
days Will her grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Gerner of this city.
Miss Ella Writ arrived yesterday from
Plattsmouth. Neb., where she is a teacher
In the high school, to spend the Christmas
vacation with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. o. Writ of Willow avenue.
DR.. Seth H. Craig Of this city has been
tionai Commander Stewart Of the Grand
Army of the Republic. Dr. Craig is a
veteran OF the Mexican and civil wars.
TfhA N aTFia0A ~ ATfug AAaIa ANxraHo nnd
Frank j, Cappell will take place Wednes-
day. evening at the home of the brides
Barnes of the First Presbyterian church
will ~oflciate.
We can't jolly you up and pat you on
the back and make you think you are all
right as well as some of our competitors,
but II you want good, honest SHOES. one
price, ana get what you pay for, Sargent
can skin them all.
The Echoes. a magazine conducted by
the students of the high school,, has cele-
brated Its first anniversary by appearing
as a special Christmas number. The cover
design is a very clever bit of work by
Alfred Hanchett OF the senior class.
Fred Smith, claiming Champaign. ILL.,, as
the corner of Seventh avenue and Seventh
street and was taken to st. Bernard's hos
pital In the police ambulance. He is thought
by the police to be mentally deranged.
Buy now is our advice to those who want
the, choicest. most desirable gift goods
early buyers get best choice Don't know
NAaaN ~ VII CAR v VI
quicker than seeing the thousand and one
things offered here. Petersen & Schoening
Coal thieves succeeded in carrying away
nearly half q ton OF anthracite from q
shed on the premises OF Robert Jones at the
corner OF Harrison street and Washington
avenue. Jones Is a member of the fire de-
little.
Sarah Elizabeth. the infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs; ]. b. KIM OF st, Mary's
township, Mills county, died yesterday,
aged / year. The funeral will be held this
dence. just over the county line, and in
cemetery.
same old place Shoe stores have come and
shoe stores have gone, but Sargent, the
shoe man, still continues, The reason
the bear II that's the way you want to do
business. No job lots at Sargent's.
The. furniture store isn't half big enough
dainty little dressing tables wouldn't be
here now II Il We're. All new patterns.
and French legs-just the sort of Christmas
Petersen & schoening co.
c. +. Meehan, q carpenter, il being de-
tained at the city Jan 10, prevent him tax
ing his life. Saturday evening Meehan,
who. It is said, had been drinking heavily,
was about TO board a car for Omaha with
the avowed Intention of ending his life
NhCNct was thhth into CUSTODY" Dy the
police. Since the death OF his wife. four
years ago, Meehan has been Respondent.
The Schlitz Brewing company, after liu-
CATION lasting several years, has paid into
court the Judgment for A,21432 obtained by
Attorney John Lindt for the rent of the
saloon building on West Broadway erected
by the brewing company. but title 20
which was afteH several trials I'm the dis
trict and supreme courts secured by Lindt.
The judgment was for rent of the building
during the period OF the litigation when il
was occupied by agents OF the brewing
company.
Constable Mcguire of Marengo, Ia, who
last week caused the arrest OF T.. IL. Dun
bar on q charge Of SEEMING In Lake Man
ava, Is still in the city, and Is now said
70 be securing evidence against several
Omaha sportsmen, who. II is alleged, have
been hunting in this section OF the state
without complying with the Iowa game
laws by taking out licenses. Mcguire has
declined 10 make public the names Of the
Omaha hunters whom he is after or give
any as to who Is employing
him.
fine line OF box stationery at Morgan
& Diekey's. 142 Broadway.