Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-29

7Ec; copper, lac per 10. T. Krteiman. sos
Main, both phones $50.
woodring Undertaking company Tel $50
DIAMONDS AS AN INVESTMENT.
TALK TO DEFFERT ABOUT II.
George Hoagland has the Kansas Shall
brick. All hard brick Get his prices
SEQ stephen Bros. for FIRE brick and FIRE
clay, sewer pipe, fittings and garden hose.
Ed. McClellahd, charged with aseaultIns
Sidney Gibbons with q shovel. was dis
charged in Justice Fields court yesterday.
GET YOUR GIBSON PICTURES
FRAMED WITH BEAUTIFUL FRAMES:
IS TO so CENTS. berwick. 2li 50.
MAIN
We wholesale ice cream. Shipped to airy
part OF the state. Special prices TO the :
tail trade; I Mucci, 213 West Broadway.
Council Bluffs Ia. Tel. 364.
We have the finest line of sample monu-
ments to select from in the west sheeley
y Lane Marble and Granite Works, q !
East Broadway, Council BLUFFS, la
+. M Walker of Mexico, MO, and Carrie
NJ Anderson OF Omaha were married I'm
this city Yesterday by Rev. Henry DeLong
at his ONCE In the, county court house.
Mr.. and Mrs, J. III. Ubeli OF Taylorviile
III, who have been visiting Mrs. Thomas
Rishton, VIII leave for their home today
Mrs Ubeli is a twin-sister of Mrs. Rish-
Fall opening Western Iowa college, Mer-
RAM block, Council Bluffs, Ia, Mondav y,
August X; English. Normal. BookkeepioH
catalogues. Both phones.
|. GIRLS WANTED AT WOODWARD's
CANDY FACTORY. DO NOT APPLY UNI
LESS YOU WANT PERMANENT Work.
WORK MOSTLY PIECE WORK AND
Girls CAN EARN FROM 81 10 IS PER
Judge Macy has sent word that he will
mold a session OF district court Saturday
ment of equity cases for the August term
the opening of which was recently post
poned to September TO-
Thomas Kern aged IS, died last evening
at Mercy hospital where he was admitted
on order Of City Physician Rice. a week
ago. The body, was taken to the undertake
ing disposition by relatives.
Fred 7Icricke, Emma J. Fricke and Al
bert J. F'rtcke, who were fined $40 and
costs in police court last week as the re-
cult of lineafence neighEor row with O.
II. Hamilton over combination of chick
ems and tomatoes, have appealed to the
district court.
The following iced drinks and ice cream
will be served all this week at the Clark
Drug company's NADIA, frozen phosphate,
Siberian Zip, colorado sundae, tropical sun
dae Carrnenctta kiss, southern beauty
American sundae and Greenland iceberg
Frank Wells. employed at the Huber
meat market, win have hearing this
morning before Justice Gardiner on the
charge of assaulting, Clarence Hendricks
q CIlpplc' NtIss WHO WAS arrested yes
terday afternoon, gave bond in the sum OF
$50 for his appearance in court this morn
ing.
Fred Foster, l6-year-old boy living al
26B Avenue b. is to have a hearing In
police court this morning on the charge
OF dischargtng fire arms within the city
limits. Foster with other boys of about
his age is alleged TO have shot and killed
several Squirrels, which are protected by
city ordinance.
Edward Ellwood, who was acquitted OF
the charge of presenting a revolver al
Special Officer Frary at Lake Manawa slld
later rearrested on the charge of carry.
ing concealed weapons, had his hearing m
TO September %. IT is understood the
further pos; ponment of the case is but
preliminary TO 1t being finally dropped.
The receipts in the. general fund of. the
Christian Home last week we're $500, be-
ing $50 80 below the needs OF the week anc
reducing the balance in this fund to S641.65
The amount needed In the improvement
and contingent fund for the remainder 81
1906 is 5000 In the managers fund this
receipts were S13.25, being 81. below tht
needs of the week and increasing the de
ficiency in this fund to date to 1887.
DR.. Bert Clark of the Clark Drug com
pany had his first experience in police
court yesterday morning when he appeared
/ a quantity of superfious ice cream in tn,
gutter adjoining his pharmacy. DR.. carr
convinced the court that the dumping o.
the ice cream was purely unintentiona
| and that he had no desire TO impair th'
health of. the community. He also explained
that he had caused the gutter to be cfeane'
and the court honorably discharged him'