Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-29
MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells drugs.

Davis sells drugs. .,.. ..,.. e..
Stockert sells carpets.
Plumbing and heating. Bixby & Son.
Drs. Woodbury.. dentists. 30 Pearl street.
woodring Schmidt. undertakers. Tel. 3es.
Leffert's improved toric lenses give 10 .is-
faction.
Midwinter term Western Iowa college
now open. Enroll now.
School paints and papers. Alexander's
Art Store, 1888 Broadway.
New spring designs in wallpaper at Bor-
wlck's, I'll South Main.
Results our speciality. Eclipse Collection
Agency, offices 103 Pearl st. Phone 14H
Miss Welsh OF Creston Ia. is the guest
Of Miss Katherine Lower of $50 Bluff street.
The Monday Kensington club will meet
this afternoon with Mrs. w. a. Stone, 30S
Lincoln avenue.
Walter J. Ropp of Portland. Ind, is a
guest at the home of his uncle, r. ]. Nor
gan, l13 Fourth street.
Our model shoe shop did 100 pairs half
soles and heels I'm December, and did better
we do 1t. Sargent.
All kinds OF shoe repairing at sargent's
You c wait You Save So cents, and done bets
ter. Look for the bear.
Missouri oak dry cordwood. IS cord;
$3.50 per ton less than hard coal. VIM.
Welsh. ls North Main st. Tel 12s
John Y, Walker. former resident of
i ph9IttSwattamie county but for the last
IS the guest of his sister, Mrs j. w. Kelly,
1O2 Perrin avenue.
a meeting of the teamsters of the city
| the county building. Avenue b and Twen-
fourth streets, for the promotion of their
mutual interests.
| Episcopal church will hold its regular
monthly meeting Friday. afternoon at the
residence Tt1Io,, of the president. Mrs. T. ].
! roley on south sixth street.
Conductor c. r. Severt of the North
| western. who has been i'll for several days
| at the Grand hotel and for while was
| seriously threatened with pneumonia, is
| able to be out again and expects TO resume
| his run In few days.
The following cases of contagious dis
! eases were reported Sunday TO the board
of health; G. W. IAudersmith 2iO Ninth
avenue, scarlet fever; John Hansen, 22l5
South South Eighth ass .Ys5 street William
Mrs. Virginia L. Robinson has been ap-
pointed Administrative of the estate of heI
| late husband Henry Robinson. The value
placed at s.. i46 and Mrs Robnsons bond
was fixed at $500. Mrs. Robinson will
make her home in Omaha with her daugh'
! ter, Mrs. Foster.
Mrs. Bertha Nelson, wife of Charles F
Nelson. 23 Avenue {, died yesterday morn
ing from Brights disease, aged s
| and Ave sons survive her. The funeral vii
be held Wednesday afternoon at 2SO O'Clock
/ from the residence The services will bs
| conducted by Rev. @. w. Snyder pastor
of st. Johns English Lutheran church.
| James Carroll, a stranger, was arrested
| Saturday night for purloining former Mayo
| Iell MorRan's new hat from the Neumeye
| barber shop while the eX-chief executive
of the municipality was having his whisker
| shorn. When taken To police headquarters
Carroll was apparently unaware for wha
| he had been ~o-'e1 WhHn asked Wher,
had secured the hat he was wearing
bought il in Cheyenne. wyo When show
that the inside of the hat bore the mann
OF "A well known firm Carroll had nothing
further 10 say and he was locked up 4
await a hearing in police court this morn
ing.
Moses V. Roben, the old soldier will
a proclivity for wandering about the rail
road tracks picking up coal, objects q
the proposition that he be sent TO the OIL
Soldiers home at Marshaltown. Roben re
! ceives a pension OF SIT month and
|, sent to the home at Marshalltown he woul
4 be required TO turn over all of this excep
IS. The prospect OF parting with two
thirds of his pension money is what cause
| the aged veteran TO object 10 being sen
! to the home. He insists he is well abb
to take care OF himself, but the railrOa
officials are in constant dread that he wi
be run over some day while picking u
coal In the yards.