Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29

They we're Nick Blake and Charley Nc
earthly under suspicion Of burglary and
other offenses. Hazuka had expected that
they would attempt to get away from him,
and since he has had them has carried
big gun. He took them out yesterday aft
ernoon to clean up the mayors ONCE. In
their work they were obliged 70 so from
the main floor to the basement. Leaving
their coats on the floor above to avoid
suspicion they went into the basement,
pried on a window leading to the alley,
crawled UP out Of the basement and es-
capped before their absence was discovered.
Hazukn IL lame and when the loss Of the
prisoners was discovered could not give
pursuit He had hoped. however, that he
would at least have had a chance to send
a shot or two after them. II is likely
that the men will leave town at once.
Magic city Gossip.
Miss Maud Murphy is visiting relatives
In Des Moines
Miss Helen Lane entertained the Hema-
ways last Thursday afternoon.
letters Gold Top Beer delivered to all
parts OF the city. Telephone No. g.
Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Brewer have re-
turned to South Omaha over Sunday.
F. c. Caldwell, Justice of the peace, no
tary public fire insurance, 25l7 n street.
Several South Omaha young people have
gone Tor week Of camp life to Cut on
Lake.
Miss Bertha and Elsie Houseman have
gone for a summer outing to Lake
Ukoboji.
Miss Cora Barclay has returned from
visit to Avoca, Ia She was accompanied
by ner cousin, Ruth Clark.
Mrs ID. l.. Holmes entertained about a
dozen of her friends at luncheon yester-
DAY afternoon. Tables were spread on the
lawn.
William Ralston Of Willow Island and
r. ". Ralston of Lexington visited during
the week with their sister, Mrs. Jonn
Jaugney.
The death of Catherine Beda, daughter
Of James b. Beda occurred Friday. She
was buried yesterday afternoon at st.
Marys cemetery.
The marriage Of Charles w. Watson and
Mrs. Nora Burns took place last Wednes-
udy. watson is real estate man Of
Denver, wnere the couple viii make their
uJne.
All Eagles are requested to meet at Eagle
hall this afternoon at ! p; m sharp 70 at
winch is 20 be held from the First Meth
OdIst church
Mr. Leonard of Bellevue reported to the
South Omaha police that someone had
stolen a fne COW from him yesterday, and
mat ne suspected that disposal would be
attempted al the south Omaha yards.
Make an offer IN the northwest corner
Of 18TH and Missouri Ave.-a nearly new
'front.' two new lots. Room for two more
houses. VIII sell on easy terms Price,
s.. 40. n. +. Dodge & Co, l7l4 Farnam St.
There was trifiing cutting ARRAY among
the Colored population last night man
came to the station shortly after 10
o'clock saying that his wife had stabbed
him in the shoulder The back OF his
dispatched after the woman, but she had
disappeared. rne man refused to give his
name and soon left in search of a doctor.
IN NO md mn n q nj no
dangerous
Mems outing suits 50. Mems suits worth
up to $3.50, your choice 50. Pants worth
knee pants % cents, the 50-cent kind. Boys
heavy overalls 10 cents. Mems lightweight
underwear 10 cents Mems hose, worth 20
cents, for 10 cents Mems shirts q cents,
worth so and 70 cents. Shirts worth up to
81 ., your pick IS cents, and lots Of similar
good bargains at our clearing sale. Ne
braska Shoe and Clothing House, South
Omaha.