Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-09
BRTEF CITY NEWS.

shall be glad 20 meet my friends ~ /,
tie Peoples store. Brantley East
New stors-New goods. Clothing for
men and women. hats. Shoes furniture
carpets. draperies stoves. Cash or credit, .
Union Quitting Co. i2i5-i7-1s Farnam.
Divorce for Desertion-James 4. Mods
kov has begun suit in district court for
divorce from Christina Nodskov, charging
her with desertlon in September. 1Ss0
Hosiery sale az Knpatrick's-Always
notable event-this time distinguished by
the particularly high character Of the
Offering The finest isles; the handsomest
patterns. regularly nc, s5c, 800 and N.2j.
Friday morning at v o'clock, ACC per pair
Displayed in their east window.
Changing omces-The office Of Assistant
Attorney General Rush has been removed
to the third floor OF the federal building
into the room formerly occupied by Special
Pension Examiner II. w. Morrow. Mr..
Morrow will occupy the rooms on the third
floor vacated by Attorney General Rush
Hurt By ran OF Car-Charles Kmenk.
Twenty-ninth and Walnut streets, fell
from a northbound Twenty-fourth street
car at Sixteenth and Cunning streets at
O'Clock Wednesday morning but was only
| slightly injured The police were notified
but Kmienk declined aid, saying he was
able to 20 home unattended.
New Church at Kearney-Plans for
/ new Episcopal cathedral for the Church of
/ ST. Lucas at Kearney are being prepared
| by Architect ]. p. Guth and construction
/ work will be started this fall. The new
/ church will cost about $4,000 and will be
/ 5Ox132 feet, with stately spire eighty feet
! in height The cathedral will be the Off
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copai diocese Of western Nebraska.
woodmsn Circle omoers Leave--Mrs.
Emma b. Manchester, supreme guardian
| of the Woodmen Circle, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs Guy M. Jackson Of LIN
| coin and her private secretary, Miss Caro-
line Gemmell, left Wednesday for James
town to attend the national convention of
the order, which will convene May H.
Others in Mrs. Manchesters party are:
Mrs. Ellen d. Patterson, Houston, Tex.
Mrs. Lula a. Maxwell Little Rock, Ark. !;
Mrs. Anna McDonagh, Detroit, Mich, and
Mrs. Mary A. Gardner, Miami, Fla.
Pocketbook Found in Nail Box-A
pocketbook belonging to A. e. Ryman of
Richland, Wis, found I'm a mail box
by one of the letter carriers in the central
portion of Omaha Wednesday morning. In
the pocketbook were couple of checks for
small amounts and several notes and let
tiers. All other valuable contents had been
distracted 1t is thought that Ryman has
had his pocket picked and the thief finding
the checks useless to him, simply hid It
in a mail box as the best means Of getting
It returned to the owner.
Case for Voterinarians-The criminal
case against A. l.. Van Gordon, charged
with violating the Jaw relating to the
, practice Of veterinary surgery, is scheduled
! to come up before Judge Troup Thursday.
, The case is one of considerable interest to
/ veterinarians over the state, as 1t will in
volve the validity of the law, which has
been held both good and bad in the lower
I courts. Several prominent veterinarians
from over the state have been summoned
. to appear and testify. among them being
DR.. A. T. Peters of the state Agriculture
school at Lincoln.
Hotcs in Creighton VIII oase-The exc
eutors of the John A. Creighton will were
in Judge Redicks court Wednesday morn
ing In a suit to require William H. Thomas
to assign to them "a number of mortgages
and endorse several promissory notes which
he had sold to John A. Creighton before
his DEATH but which through oversight hRC
not been properly endorsed and assigned
2 In order to protect himself Mr.. Thomas
7 asked that an order of court be secured
, and by consent a decree was entered b!
Judge Rediek directing him to make tn
! desired assignment and endorsements.
( Blue Gesss Cackle-Insurance men from
nelghboring towns gathered around tn
banquet board at J. p. O'Brien's caf
r Tuesday night for the annual gobble o
the honorable order of the Blue Goose an
to perform the sacred initiation rites
O Nearly fifty Nebraskans from all parts o
the state were put through the hard cere
monies and sixty Iowa geese were let f
!, on the feed. Organized for purely socia
ends, the order of the Blue Goose is com
posed OF travelling insurance men and ono
a year they hold a grand gobble. Thes
charter members now hold offices in tn
: order: II. F. Benedict, grand gander; WI
I lard Harding, supervisor OF the flock; +