Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05
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MZAHN. ALNNA ANAE8H
stockert sells carpets and rugs.
Ledert, eyeslRht specialist as Broadway.
The preliminary hearing Of w. J. Maher'
Alderman r.. 4. Lougee returned yester-
day from a trip 10 Salisbury, MO.
Special offerings I'm framed pictures. G.
y. Alexander & Co., 3S Broadway.
+. G. Lougee arrived home Yesterday
morning from a pleasure trip to Colorado
points.
Alderman c. ". Mcdonald returned yes
terday from a weeks outing at Lake
!. J. purcell is home from Kansas city.
and friends.
Deputy city Marshal Peterson IL seri-
ously III and considerable anxiety is felt Tor
Mrs. II. W. Ponuus Of FIRST avenue is
home from q months visit with relatives
.y M5i sn %, Ma 1Iea Eo RsT.. Ms az ~hs ssst t hsss
spend the remainder OF The summer.
Mrs. ]. d. Tyler and daughter. Helen,
are home rom Minneapolis. where they
have been Waiting relatives and friends.
Deputy Revenue Collector Knox has re-
ceiyed his supply of new tobacco stamps
and the sale OF them has been resumed.
,. csS, s en : 1,c e s ss EN- a5 IL: ssTis mr. yes.
street.
Dr.. and Mrs. II. A. woodbury. returned
yesterday from Chicago, where Mrs. Wood
bury has been spending the summer with
relatives.
Miss Eta Maxwell, clerk in the once
Of the clerk OF the federal court, will leave
this evening to spend her vacation IN
Colorado.
The annual business meeting OF the con-
gresation OF the First Baptist church and
the election OF officers will be held this
evening et the church.
For sale-My home at S5 South First
street. = mQaern six-reom cottage, large
lot and shade trees. Cali at 5s9h Broad
way. G. r. Nicholson.
The woman's Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary society Of 81 johns English
evening In the church p~arlors.
A call has been issued for q meeting
q former ana present members OF the
armory tonight at 1880 O'clock.
Mrs; ]. r. Casey Of North Platte. rHeh.
who has been q patient az the Woman,s
70 return to her home yesterday.
The scandinavian Luthern church Sc
cured a building permit yesterday for re-
Y Esnth a sires an s5 SSol1,on 70 ,ts soane e x az
A marriage license was issued yesterday
to Grant stroter, aged 80 and BERTHE Travis,
aged Is. both Of Des Moines, la. Justice
Carson performed the marriage ceremony.
The funeral Of Mrs. Catherine Jacobs
OF 2f10 West Broadway will be held this
afternoon at 3 o'clock from the German
Hill cemetery,
charged with the malicious destruction Of
tive large mirrors In the saloon OF Ed
Rogers o Broadway, was continued in
police court yesterday morning untll Sat
urday, August IS.
w. A. Highsmlth, formeriyi foreman In
the Union Pacific railroad yards here. and
bus Junction, Ia, Is in the city, called here
by the illness Of his mother.
StuEgn, Ins. 1-ysaT-gIq SON Oi mr.. anu
died sunday. IKE fnnerrssi4 ssH wfu p0S% w az:
morning AZ 10 o'clock from the family resi-
asnce and burial viii be In the Lewis town
Fred Pierce. charged with breaking into
the premises Of Dan Driscoll. foreman at
the Citizens Gas & Electric company's
gas plant, had his preliminary hearing in
police court yesterday morning and was
held to ths Grand jury. his bond being
DIR. o. w. Chapman die yesterday morn
Ing a. his home, 1886 High street. aged IS
years. His wife, one daughter. Stella, and
one son ETank, survive him. The funeral
from the residence and interment will be
In Walnut Hi cemetery.
Ralph; The infept son os MT; and Mrs:
yesterday morning. The funeral VIM be
held at 10 O'Clock TINS morning from the
view cem uSstsnee s Rev MA W VII E Ss u Fair Z,
the Fifth Avenue Methodist church viii
conduct the services. 90
Omcials OF the Illinois Central railroad
companied 20 the authorities yesterday
that a gang OF boys had played havoc with
q carload OF watermelons Sunday night.
The melons were in n stock car and the
poys reached through the stats In the
sides OF the car and cut out large slices
OF all the melons within their reach.
Frank Whitsell, /. Robinson and A. An
derBon, the men charged with KIDNAPPING
George Neiman and John Fisher. news
boys, took a change Of venue yesterday
morning. from the police court TO the court
OF Justice Bryant. where they will be
~erralgned this morning and the time set
Tor their preliminary hearing. They were
transferred from the city JAIN to that Of
the county.
Henry Klingel, brother OF Ernest Kiln
gel, 2l0g West Broadway, died yesterday
from typhoid fever In the city hospital at
sL Louis. The body Il expected to arrive
here this morning, when arrangements for
the funeral viii be. made. Deceased was
- years OF age and had recently graduated
from the Central Western college al War
rontoWn, Mo-, where he had been studyfne
church
Puak'n Domestic soap Il best for IauEdsy.
Puck's Domestic soar = beat.