Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-30

the short hot spell but now needed seeing
that the thermometer had dropped, had
Mrs. Betsy Goodwin was granted by
Judge Wheeler In district court yesterday 8
she had been married for forty years Mrs.
Goodwin charged that her husband, who
Is % years Of age, had deserted her. She
is 20 years OF age.
Mrs. Beckman will have . hearing next
Friday before Justice Cooper on the charge
Of assaulting Mrs. Sarah ]. White, a
was badly used up as result Of the
fight. The parties I've on North Fifteenth
street in the vicinity OF Avenue A.
Charles Burke, the city poundmaster,
found wandering about Thursday night
Of the city. He also has in the city pound
several days ago and Which, CHS is still ' Tn
claimed.
F. F. Everest, trustee for the creditors
Of the bankrupt Union Transfer company,
court a against @'f TO rsooysT
5000 which. II is alleged the books Of the
bankrupt concern show was paid to Nc
kesson, with nothing to indicate for what
consideration.
A. c. Jeffries who was hurt in a runa-
way accident Thursday morning, was re-
ported to be in a serious condition yester-
day. He is at the home OF his daughter,
Mrs. Lovetoy, on South Main street Mrs.
Lovejoy, who was also thrown out OF the
buggy Is suffering from the shock and Is
w. A. Miller Of Honey Creek, Ia, is visit
Ing at the home OF his daughter, Mrs.
Sigafoos, on Fletcher avenue. Mr. Miller
years and cast his first vote for president
In 1852 in Washington county, for Franklin
Pierce. Although he lacked about one
month mon OF being y years OF age his vote
Dr. r. B. Tubbs complained to the police
yesterday that while driving in his auto
mobile on Washington avenue Thursday
night with his wife, some miscreant threw
a stone at them The missile narrowly
missed Mrs. Tubbs. and struck Dr. Tubbs
In the face, inhicting a painful bruise. DR..
boy. who disappeared in the darkness up
Oakland avenue.
Ivanhoe commandery, knights Templar,
will attend in body Sunday morning the
Baster services at the First Congregational
church. when they wiz be addressed by
the pastor, Rev. o. o. Smith, on The
Defenders Of the Cross" In the evening
at Broadway Methodist church, when the
pastor, Rev. James O'May, viii take as
the subject of his address The Quest OF
Judge Greene yesterday handed down a
decision in the suit of Durham against
West, holding that the mortgage given by
the late George West in 1874 and renewed
every nve years since on 100 acres of land
in Rockford township, Pottawattanlie
county, is in effect, Notwithstanding the
fact that the land was transferred to HIS
children several years ago. The mortgage
is held by the plaintiff. Mrs. Mary II.
Durham and the suit is brought against
Mrs. Hattie West, widow Of George West,
and a number OF others having an inter-
est in the property.
Rev. James O'May. pastor OF Broadway
Methodist church, viii conduct the services
at the funeral OF Jens Andersen, late Gus
todian Of the Masonic temple, to be held
Sunday afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock In the
temple Interment viii be in Fairview
cemetery. The funeral will be under the
auspices Of the Masonic bodies but Will
be open to the public. Canopy lodge, In
dependent order OF Odd Fellows at Shelby
Ia, to which order Andersen formerly be-
longed, has adopted resolutions OF regret
at his death and will drape its lodge room
in mourning for thirty days.