Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-13
Plumbing and heatms. pl1by q Son
MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells drugs.


Stockert sells carpets and rugs.
Wollman, scientific optician. 400 B'way.
Take home a brick of Metzger's ice
cream. vanilla, 25c; Neopolitan. Csc.
Of Security. Marcus hall, tuesday evening,
May 10. Whaley's orchestra. Admission, 2bc.
John Platner left Saturday night on a
visit to Milwaukee.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ] J.
Hughes Is seriously i'll.
L. A. Reed of Chicago is the guest of
George +. Hamilton and family.
The Lady Maccabees will meet Tuesday
afternoon at the usual time and place.
The May term OF the superior court will
be convened this morning by Judge Scott.
Mrs. j. w. Bell of Third avenue is home
from a visit with relatives In South Bend,
Ind,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Button Of Kansas
Forsyth.
The musical OF the Derthick club ar
ranged for this evening has been post
poned to May 26.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Evans Of Sioux Falls.
8 D. are guests of Mrs. Evans mother,
Rey. and Mrs. George Edward Walk have
as their guest Mrs. Walks sister, Mrs.
Thomson OF Kansas City.
J J; Lambert, proprietor Of the Pueblo
lColo.) Chieftain, is visiting Captain j. j.
Brown of Seventh street.
II. B. Knowles Of South Eighth street has
been called to Potsdam. n. Y, by the
- SaS AAA@E "a q CAaAAN
Mrs. E. w. Dent Of Seventh avenue is
entertaining Mrs. Loran E. Nebergall and
daughter Maurine of Evanston, Wye.
Mr. and Mrs. ": W: Farrand win leave
funeral of Mr.. Farrand's grandmother.
Mrs. George H. Jackson OF South First
street. who has been seriously Ill, was re-
ported yesterday to be much improved.
New line of sideboards and iron beds Just
in. You ought to. see them TO be up with
the lines. Iowa Furniture and Carpet Co.,
407 Broadway.
Charles Erhardt of the Sioux City Trib-
une, who has been the guest of James
Adams of North Main street, returned
home yesterday.
cased. Big improvement over old style,
from 1915 up. Iowa Furniture and Carpet
Co., 407 Broadway.
Rev: A. Judd will be at Grace Episcopal
church today. There will be holy com
munion at 10 a. m. and evening prayer and
sermon at 8 p. m.
day TO William D.. Horne, aged 35, of
Omaha, and Jennie II. Hazlett, aged a.,
of Pittsburg, Pa.
A. Scott Bledsoe of Topeka, Kan. de
evening before a number of local followers
OF the cult in the ONCE Of Justice Bryant.
Miss Mary Devol arrived yesterday from
Chicago, where she Is studying in the
Mitchell Training school for Nurses, to
spend the summer with relatives In this
city.
The Royal Highlanders will entertain
their friends at a box social Tuesday night
In their hall in the Merriam block. Cards
and a musical program will form part OF
Miss Katherine Warner is home from
Tabor college for q short visit with her
gsrepts, Mr.. and Mrs F, b. Warner, ~
by Miss Winifred Wherry of Wyoming, la.
vic Stevens. president of the Dubuque
Telephone company. arrived In the city last
night to look after the ordinance, OF the
Interstate Telephone company, which Will
be considered by the committee OF the
whole OF the city council this afternoon.
] Alfred McKeown.t aged So years, died
Saturday night at his home in Crescent.
He is survived by his wife and one son.
The 1,sr1 fUnera from will the be g. iSSo SbapSS s and
burial will be In Grange cemetery. Rev. r.
D. Chambers will conduct the services.
The police have resoyeTed the bicycles
Shepard. Nicholson's wheel, a racer, was
found hidden. under a sidewalk in. the west
bright yellow color, but when found It had
been painted black. Some boys located 1t
and turned 1t over to the police.
mic County sunday School association will
be held in Nicola, June 6, Z and s. The ses-
sions will be held in the Presbyterian
tary of the county association, ana Alex
ander Upton, chairman of the executive
committee, are arranging the program
The police are looking for a man who
passed what proved to be a bogus check on
!. Cherniss, a dealer in secondhand goods
on South Main street, Saturday evening.
The check was for 50 and purported to be
signed by Charles Gregory and drawn in
favor of Walter Lewis. Gregory pronounced
the check a forgery. Cherniss Is out A.5C
by cashlng II.
Mrs. \Elmer James, living on Avenue q
and seventeenth street, filed a complaint
against her husband late Saturday night,
charging him with brutally beating her,
When the police arrived at her house In
found Mrs. James in a pitiable plight. HeI
face was cut and bruised and her body
bore evidence of a severe beating. James
escaped before the arrival OF the officers
and is supposed to have gone to South
Omaha.