Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-25

Plumbing ana heating, biNby a son.
Lewis cutler. funeral director phone a.
Woodring Undertaking company Tel S8s
DIAMONDS AS AN INVESTMENT
TALK TO LEFFERT ABOUT 1T
Particular people like our shoes. s. A.
Pierce & Co, corner Broadway and Main
street.
Bridenstein g. Smith, Fourteenth avenue
and sixth street, coal, wood and feed
Phones 1872
MANTLEs, 10 CENTS. BEST MANTLE
IN TOWN FOR THE PRICE w. A.
MAURER.
All sizes Of storm doors, storm sash.
storm windows and weather strips at Geo.
HOaglands.
MIR. and Mrs. c. w. Mcdonald left yes
terday to spend Christmas with relatives
at Bonaparte, la.
George F. Pitner and Louisa Anderson.
both Of Omaha, were married In this city
Sunday by Justice Field
The engagement OF Miss Elizabeth Stew
art OF this city and Captain Wildman Of
Fort CroOk-has been announced.
Shrewd buyers say Overshoes and Slip
pers are the best, s. A. Pierce q Co.,
corner Broadway and Main street.
Your money's worth and a little more II
you buy your Shoes Of 8. A Pierce a Co,
corner Broadway and Main street
A beautiful and ornamental gas burner,
the Welsbach chick lamp, complete, N.8.
stephan Bros, 529 West Broadway.
Miss Hazel Moore arrived from Chicago
yesterday to spend Christmas with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs William Moore.
A. e. Carlson, aged a. died Sunday at
his home, 1919 Avenue G.. Besides his wife,
ne is survived by five daughters and ono
son.
John Balck arrived yesterday morning
with his sons at Griswold. He will return
to Texas Thursday,
Miss Nora Brown arrived yesterday from
New York to spend the holidays with her
parents. Captain and Mrs. ]. J. Brown,
| go South Seventh street.
High grade granite work, from the best
Barre imported GRANTEES, lettering, carving
speciality. Shelley & Lane, 2l7 East Broad
| way.
Before buying a suit or overcoat It will
pay you to see r. s. Hicks. Good suits
| from S25 to s35. Pants, u to SO Every
thing frst-class. p, S. Hicks, 10 Pearl
street.
Major @. H. Richmond, chief OF police,
presented each married member Of his
force with a ten-pOund turkey and the
single men with box Of fragrant cigars
yesterday.
The young men of the First Congrega-
tional church will hold a reception Thurs
| day evening at the parsonage oompl-
mentary to Milo @, Smith, son of the pass
tor, DR.. o. O. Smith
William McMichael, colored suspected of
| knowing something about the w. w. Carter
! holdup late saturday night was taken into
| custody last evening by the police and
will be held for investigation.
The children need School Rubbers. Best
stock at s. A Pierce g. Co., corner Broad
way and Main street.
d. S. Kerr has merchandise for exchange,
farms for SALE all kinds OF city property
| for sale and on monthly payments. Houses
iioSs5 Red. Bsd. 90 Dr0"o~"'' Fnoh'S III ana
am in the market to buy 500 tons Of ma
chinery iron, 800 tons stove iron, 20 tons
| OF rubber and 20 tons copper and brass.
| Write for prices before you sell. ]. Katel-
man, SOS s. Main st. Both phones $50
IvanhOe commandery knights Templar,
VIII meet this evening in regular cons
| claVe, when the newly elected officers Will
| be installed
Hafer the Council BLUFFS lumberman,
has best assortment of building material In
! the middle west. Get his prices before you
4 buy elsewhere.
| Joppa council, Royal and Select Masters.
will meet in special assembly this eyen-
| ing for election and installation OF officers
| for the ensuing year
The hearing of the saloonmen charged
with lifting the lid Sunday was continued
In police court yesterday at the request
of the defendants until Thursday.
II your boy is kicker, our Shoes viii
h9id Rim .55 4 A.,5 PieTGs s,Tsa Co. corner
Oak Leaf camp. Royal Neghbors of
America, will meet in regular session this
evening in Woodman hail. in the Merriam
block Following the business meeting en-,
tertainment will be provided by the spe-
cial committee.
f. Carl, the infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs o.
NJ. Applequlst, lOl7 West Broadway, died
yesterday. The funeral will be held this
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the Swedish
Lutheran church and burial VIII be In Fair
view cemetery.
]. Carl Pryor is home from Simpson col
lege Indianols. He will leave today for
birmingham, Ala, having been appointed
tional Fraternity congress which will con.
vene In that city next week.
FOR ADVICE AND JUDGMENT ON
PE4RL sT. Ills sToccR OF St5H5S4iss CIGARS IS
! COMPLETE. TELL HIM WHAT YOU
WANT Wa A AND S,,11G YoTLL GET JUST THE
The hearing OF Attorney w, II. schurl
, and Mahlon Brown. attache of the city
engineers office, charged with violating an
the public sidewalk, was continued in DO,
, lice court yesterday until Thursday.
The county officers who were reelected
yesterday presented Elmer f. Smith, chair
man OF the republican county central com.
mittee, with a handsome Knight TemplaI
charm in recognition OF the good work he
did in securing victory for the entire re-
publican county ticket
Bob williams, negro with a propensity
for using knife, was arrested by the
some boys for some Christmas money, and
| being refused, drew a knife. He recently
served short sentence In the county jail
for using a knife on a white man.
! II. V. Battey, clerk Of the district court
received notice yesterday from the warden
Of the Fort Madison penitentiary that VIII
for eleven months for burglary last Jan.
uary, had been discharged, having served
the run sentence without any good time
! allowance.
Mrs. Kate Vencil, wife OF Michael VencIi
ans South Fourteenth street, died Sunday
at the State Asylum at Clartnda. The re-
mains were brought here yesterday and
the funeral will be held Wednesday morn.
ing at o'clock from ST. Francis XaYier's
church and interment will be In St. Jo-
sePh's cemetery. She leaves beside heI
husband two sons.
The preliminary hearing Of Harvey Nee
ley, the negro charged with slugging and
rObbing W. W. Carter, an elderly white
police court yesterday morning until
Thursday Neeley was released on a bond
In the sum OF $500 and his alleged victim
who had been held over Sunday IN the city
jail as a witness, was also released
The remains OF Charles r. Leichsenring
who died suddenly at the home OF D. N
MartiRson, H5 West broadway, Sunday
are at Woodring's undertaking rooms. LIT
tie Is known here about the deceased, buI
papers show that he was a veteran OF tht
civil war and IN receipt OF pension. Pend
ing effort to communicate with rela
tives no arrangements have been made fol
the funeral.
c. b. Robinson. son Of Mrs. Eliza J
Robinson, IA South TWenty-fourth street
was killed in the railroad yards In Denver
last Saturday, but beyond notice Of hii
death no particulars OF the accident havt
been received here. He was a membe
of Council Blufs lodge, Ancient Order o
the widow would start from Denver YES
terday morning with the body. Buria
I services will be held in Omaha and vii
be under the ausDiCes OF the lOdRe