Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-31
MINuR MENTION.

Stockert sells carpets.
Plumbing and heating. Bxby g. Son.
DR.. Luella Dean Brown Bldg Tel. eos
Drs Woodbury. dentists, 30 Pearl street
woodring- Schmidt. undertakers Tel 339
Leffert,s improved toric lenses give salts
faction. .. --.
Picture framing; c. E. Alexander, S3s
Girl wanted to assist with housework. 222
South Seventh street.
Cash prize waltz Thursday evening new
armory, only Csc. Whaley's orchestra,
Results Our speGialty.aIEclIpse Collection
Big mid-winter tern western Iowa
college opens Tuesday, January 2 1905
Empire renaissance gold moulding, pic
lures and frames. Berwick I'll s. Main.
Get your uphQlsterlng, feathers, mat
tresses and repairing done at Morgan &
Kline's. 10 South Main street
The Carnation Dancing club give their
New Years dance on Monday night, Janu-
airy /. 1906. at the armory. refresh
ments Whaley's orchestra. .
Mrs. Amanda II. Collins died yesterday
at her home, 1+Ol Avenue G, from pneu-
monia, aged A. years. Her husband, one
daughter and two sons survive her.
Justice Field performed, the marriage
and Alice Leonard both of Atlantic, Ia,
and Arthur n. Case and Sadie Maude An
derson, both of Silver City, la.
Walter Pollard, coal teamster, was fined
s. and costs in police court yesterday for
Violating a city ordinance by driving over
| a sidewalk and using unparliamentary Ian
| guage to Mrs. w. Shadden, who cNpoStu-
lated against his doing so.
| Herman Whittand, son of Gottleb
| Whittland OF Keg Creek township, had his
/ right hand so badly crushed in a corn
/ shelter yesterday morning that it was
I found necessary TO amputate the member
! between the wrist and elbow
| Mile Koskey filed original notice of suit
! in the district court yesterday against the
| Nebraska Telephone company for s., 800
! damages for personal injuries alleged to
! have been sustained by him owing to neg
| ligence of the defendant company.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Lucinda
Jane Strong will be held this afternoon at
$3.50 O'Clock from the residence, HOS South
Seventh street, and interment will be in
: Fairview cemetery. Rev Charles Mayne,
/ pastor of Trinity Methodist church, wall
! conduct the services.
: The funeral of the late Mrs. Anna Ed
/ wards will be held this afternoon at z
o'clock from the residence of her daughter,
Mrs. r. Burnett, do Twcnty-third avenue
and burial will be in Walnut Hill cemetery.
The services will be conducted nv Rev.
Charles Mayne of Trinity Methodist church.
The police were much surprised to learn
| through the columns OF the Chicago Inter
Ocean of recent date that the city jail
! had been blown up by dynamite and that
w. J; Davis, the sole prisoner; had his life
saved by miracle. The article also states
that Davis was in jail on the charge of
I dynamiting n restaurant.
Mrs. w. r. Fisher received word yester-
day that her brother, Russell Whittlesey
formerly of this city and now located AZ
| FL Reno, O. r., had been seriously and
possibly fatally injured by a fall from a
railroad bridge, the construction of which
he was experimenting. The letter re-
ceiyed did not give any particulars as 10
her brothers injuries.
Tho motion for a new trial in the suit
Of Keller against the park commissioners
was oVerruled by Judge Scott in the su.
perior court yesterday. This is the suit
in which Keller sought to enjoin the parl
commissioners from building "A cottage fol-
the caretaker OF the park adjoining hi,
residence. The cottage has been built anG
is occupied
In the superior court yesterday Judge
parties I'm the suit OF Chrisman and other,
+ against the motor company involving the
fencing in Of certain streets at Manawa
over the costs Of he commission ap
: pointed to survey the boundary lines H,
held that the plaintiffs should pay one
third and the motor company two-thirds o.
7 the expense. which amounted to about $3.50
The remains of James Hughes, who die
in Kansas City from pneumonia, arrived
Q here yesterday and were taken to the resi-
. dence OF his brother-in-law, Il. p. Lindsey
former resident of Council Bluffs, was
, years of age. and is survived by mis- wifi
and one child. The funeral will be hell
this aftegnOoA at O'Clock froE ST. Franci
I Nayier's church, and interment will be II
] ST. JOseph's cemetery.
The officers elected by the Ladies' All,
society OF the First Presbyterian church a
the annual meeting Friday afternoon: Pres
dent, Mrs George Phelps; first vice presi
! dent, Mrs. L. G, Empkie second vice presi
dent, Mrs. l. y. E1ickingeT; secretary, Mrs
, 6 j. T. Beach; treasurer, Mrs. Frank Clark
After the meeting the music comTnitte
decided upon the engagement Of quartz
! choir for the ensuing year, and eectei
Mrs. Warner Wclch. soprano: Mrs. " G
g. W. COker, bass.
J. Mo.ris-v. and B. Nealp Of Sioux Cit,