Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-14

missioner hopes to be able to make some
report on his work
Sweets Now Building-Ernest Sweet
Saturday morning was granted by the
building inspector permits for five sub
stantial homes to be erected at Thirty
third and Harvey streets, which part OF
Omaha is being filled In with pretty resi-
dences Two of the dwellings to be erected
by Mr. Sweet will cost $500 each, one at
So, $780, another at $3.50, and one at 1880.
Major r. S Wilcox was given permit to
erect a 5000 dwelling at Nineteenth and
Binney streets.
walker Held for Neutrality-suspicious. Walker,
colored, was arrested Friday night by Pa
trolman Morrison charged with working a
drunk The officer noticed the negro with
an old soldier whom he was working for
drinks. The old mans train was nearly
due to leave the city, but the colored man
was trying to get permission to carry his
grip up town for him, when Morrison
thought 1t about time to interfere The
case was continued until Monday in police
court Saturday morning.
Headquarters Moved TO omaha-The
Western Medical Review, the official organ
of the State Medical society, has been
moved from Lincoln to Omaha and will
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meeting held in Omaha Friday the di-
rectors chosen were: Drs. A f. Jonas, II.
L. Burrell, G. II. Bicknell, p. f. Coulter
and II. l.. AIKEN. DR.. Jonas is president,
DR.. Burrell vice president and DR.. AIKEN
secretary and treasurer. DR.. A. L. Muir
head is editor Of the Western Medical Re
view.
| Name is settled-The Injunction pro-
| 70 Vagr I'd
using the name keystone Reference and
| Bond company as a title for his business in
the Bee building were Withdrawn Friday by
| the Western Reference and Bond associa-
| ton I'm the New York Life building. The
] promoters Of the Keystone firm notified the
I petitioners that they had no objection to
! using a name which might not cause so
| much confusion, as the Incorporation
| papers had not reached Lincoln as yet, and
| it was agreed they should adopt the title
Of Keystone Surety and Reference COM
pany,
! Two Bids for Divoroe-Grace Robinson
! Hansen has begun suit in district court for
| a divorce from Andrew j. Hansen, who, ac-
cording to the petition, Is now confined in
| the government prison at Fort LeaVen-
worth for desertOn from the army. Mrs.
Hansen says for some time before he left
/ her he conducted hlmSelt IN Sullen, IT
ritable and angry manner and talked to
| her, II at all in a harsh manner She says
/ he did not furnish her with a proper home
and allowed her only 81 week spending
money Since March, 1906 she says he has
not supported her at all. Elmer Short
wants a divorce from Maud Short on the
| grounds of extreme cruelty.
| West Loavenworth ImpTovers-The
| West Leayenw0rth club held an enthus-
! iastic and well attended meeting last
! evening at their hall on Thlrty-eighth and
| Leavenworth streets. Several Of the city
| councilmen and park board were present
/ and matters Of great importance were
/ taken up and discussed and the first steps
were taken toward a great many improve
ments I'm that part of the city. The paving
/ from Thirty seventh TO Forty-eighth by the
! park board VIII be commenced in the next
| few weeks and the county will macadamize
! from FOrty-eighth west for one mile, and
| this viii make one Of the best drives IN the
/ city The following were elected officers
| for the ensuing term: T. H. Fonda, jr.,