Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.

meet With Gis MRS N0 4anNess, sae las S'o South Nth
Eighteenth street Friday, June 9.
Erickson for W two Ssu 80 frame Reg%s dwepEs If 1oh9
Twenty-seventh and Howard streets
i, A petition has been filed in the city
fourth.
The pupils of the Mount Saint Mary's
of PLATE" Thursday night at Creighton
university hall.
Henrietta Knapp has been granted di-
case went by default but the court found
the charges of cruelty and nonsupport to
be true
Lawrence F. Schroeder asks for divorce
from Maggie on the ground that she has
abandoned him and is living with another
MAJ main in this this city. They were married in
George, E. McCuteheon of Spencer was
states commissioner for that section vice
Sanford Parker, who resigned to go into
other business
Albert J. Briggs of Ayr, Neb., and Eliza
NJ. Apley of Torrington Conn, were mar
ried Wednesday by Rev Christian. The
groom Is a vigorous man of 65 and his
bride is one year younger.
Attorney b9e George F; Dobler has been
litem for Myrtle Haney and Eleanor Horan,
minors who are interested in litigation
pending In the district court
Clara Henton is suing Thayer A. for di-
yorce. They were married in Omaha in
June. 1902, and she alleges that he neg
lected to support her and abandoned her
for good in March of this year.
Herman c. F. Schlattau was given a ver-
diet of custer against William F. Hoch by
a jury in Judge Kennedy's court. Defend
ant was alleged to be trespasser on prop
erty belonging to plaintiff. A motion for
new trial was at once filed
w. G. Sherwood, formerly golf expert at
day and will incidentally win a tew golf
balls from the boys at the club. He is Mt
present travelling representative for a golf
ball manufacturing concern.
George w. Cooper is suing Thomas B.
Morrissey, his wife and others to quiet
township IA range 13 east. Plaintff claims
to have been in exclusive and notorious ad-
verse possession for twenty years last past,
Mccoy & Olmsted, attorneys, have filed
petition TO have set aside the restraining
order issued by Judge Sutton against Joe
Lee, Tom But and Lee Wing to prevent
them from interfering with Lee Sue as he
cooks or serves meals at the Eagle restau.
rant No date for hearing is yet named.
Mary ]. Laux is suing the Chicago, st.
Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha and the North
ern Pacific Railway companies for 81, 1874 .76.
She claims that household goods shipped
by her from jamestown, S. D., to Omaha
were damaged or lost to the extent of the
amount named. The Northern Pacific re-
ceived the goods and transferred them to
the other road.
After an afternoon and morning spent in
hearing the evidence Judge sutton has
taken under adYisement until June q the
application of Frank Brandt for a writ
of habeas corpus to secure possession or
his l4-year-old daughter, Pearl Brandt. In
the meantime the child will remain with
her aunt, Mrs. Becker, who lives at Gretna,
in Sarpy county.
Virginia Savage has dismissed her suit for
divorce againt Harry Arthur Savage. filed
last winter. In her petition she alleged that
they married against the wishes of the
groom's parents and blamed the latter for
taking her husband from her three days
after the marriage. She no
ton as waitress in a depot lunch room
The suit is now dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
A stipulation has been filed in the county
court by which Mrs. Trillity, mother OF
Frank Trillity, releases any claim she may
nave against the Omaha & Council Bluffs
street Railway company, because of the
fatally injured last week while trying TO
board a moving car on Harvey street be-
!l tween Tenth and Eleventh; The considera-
ton named in the stipulation is 800
Pat McDonOugh of Seventeenth ana
Charles streets, arrested on Monday on the
Seharge OF being drunk and abusing his
iamlly, has been sentenced to fifteen davs
by Police Judge Berka When sentencsd
the prisoners chief solicitude seemed 10 bs
bacco. Mrs. McDonough, who was in Court
said she would not send the soothing weed
and then the husband bowed his head with
Judge Sutton has rendered Judgment for
plaintif in the case OF William k. Potter.
receiver of the Omaha Loan and Trust
and Miles A. Fuller. IL defendant" do
not pay TO plaintiff within twenty days the
sum OF S,7S675 the sherin will sell the
premises covered by a mortgage and note
lot 2 block 10, Kountze's Third addition 10
Omaha, and apply the proceeds on the
In honor of Mrs. ]. A. AItstadt of New
YORK. daughter-in-law of Justice William
Altstadt OF this city, Mrs. S. c. Morgan OF
and theater party. The table, which was
set Tor four, was tastily decorated with a
profusion OF roses and daisies Those pres-
ent were Mesdames II. Heyman Harry
Irumble OF South Omaha, j. A Altstadt
ana 5. e. Morgan. The party attended the