Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-24

Davis drugs.
Stookert sells carpetA
Fine engravings at Leffefts.
ed Rogers Tony Faust beer.
JARVIS GOODS CURE A COLD.
Plumbing and heating, Bixby Son.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director, phone 81.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel. 3S9.
DIAMONDS AS AN INVESTMENT.
TALK TO LEFFERT ABOUT 1T.
Large load of cobs at Druge elevator, 70
cents. Both phones 5S2.
Mrs. w. N. Clifford has been called to
Logansport. Ind, by the serious illness Of
/ her mother.
BuDMElsER. BOTTLED BEER is
| SERVED ONLY AT FIRST-CLASS BARS
| AND CAFES. ....
wANTED-MEN WITH TEAMS AND
SINGLE HANDED FOR WORKING ON
! ICE l. MUCCL
A beautiful and ornamental gas burner,
| the Welsbsch chick lamp complete, $l.26
Stephan Bros, 52s West Broadway.
The ladies of the associated charities will
| take subscriptions for Good HOusekeep ng
Magazine. Tel. In, 9S0X Bell. Ash 1862.
Sheridan CWyo) coal in stock; also all
| other grades. Fenlon Wickham Coal CONF
! ALL SIZES OF STORM DOORS. STORM
! SASH, STORM WINDOWS AND
lW,E;A!tT,HaER STRIPS AT GEO. HoAG-
SUGAR CURED BREAKFAST BACON,
| IN STRIPS, AT Pic PER LB. CENTRAL
| GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET
| PHONES "a
| The Royal Sewing circle Of oak Leaf
camp, Royal Nelghbors of America, viii
meet this afternoon at the home of Mrs
Peterson. 81 Vine Street
Now is the time TO get more than your
moneys worth in suit of clothes at
Hicks Suits from SO to $780, worth from $50
to SOS. Il. S. Hicks, merchant tailor.
The Ladies Aid society Of the West End
church will have an all-day session today
! at the church for the election OF officers
and the transaction of other business.
Judge Sabaugh Of Omaha will speak Sun
day evening at the Baptist mission, TWEEN
ty-second street and Avenue b. on Some
Evidences Of Christianity From Legal
Standpoint"
William NJ Coverly of Ravenna, Neb.,
and Pearl e Coverly Of Newayga, Mich,
hrst cousins, were married In this city yes
terday, the ceremony being performed by
OUR sENfI-ANNUAL CLEARING SALE
OF LACE CURTAINS NOW ON. ALL
PATTERNS TT az in THE HOUSE Isl = THREE ri
WEEK. PETERSEN & SCHOENING CO.
William II. Sellers, 1871 Fourth avenue
died yesterday from tuberculosis aged Al
years Besides his wife he leaves two sons
and one daughter. Deceased was a MEM
World.
The members of the household economies
department of the Council BLUFFS Womans
club will meet this afternoon at the resi-
dence Of Mrs j II. Cleayer, $40 First ave
promptly at 2:SO o'clock.
Everett f. Chambers of Dow City. Craw-
ford county, filed yesterday in the United
bankruptcy. His liabilities aggregate $500,
with no available assets. Personal property
10 the value of $50 is claimed as exempt
Richard Shaw of Crescent died Tuesday
at Mercy hospital, following an operation.
He was 50 years of age and, besides his
wife is survived by five daughters. The
O'Clock from the Methodist church in
Crescent
Benjamin Miller, local manager for the
Grand Union Tea company, is suffering
from facial paralysis as the result of q
blow on the head received in the store
He is confined to his home, but his condi-
ton yesterday was stated to be somewhat
improved.
Mrs. Jeanette Clark wife of Franklin
Clark, died Tuesday at her home in Garner
sides her husband, she leaves four daugh-
tiers and two. sons. The. funeral was held
Yesterday afternoon, interment being in
Walnut Hill cemetery.
Concordia lodge, knights Of Pythias, has
elected these delegates to the district cop
vention CT the order, to be held in Missouri
Brandt rsS cfocRer. Frank Elgan' " L. claS
ahan and Charles +. Cooper. City Solicitor
Glenn F. Kmball, who is district deputy of
the order, will also attend the convention.
The city has finally decided not to ap-
peal the case in which Councilman Knud
sen, before he was elected to the city
council secured a judgment for 500 for
damage done to his former store on South
Main street by the breaking of a water
hydrant. Warrants for the amount of the
judgment will be drawn IN The judgment
fund.
James ]. Wells. aged 60 years died yes
terday at his home at the corner of
Twenty-fourth street and Avenue l. fIom
dropsy, after an Illness of nine weeks.
Besides his wife, two daughters, Mrs. Eva
Rundell and Mrs. Mollie Hone, both of
Craig, Mo, survive him. Deceased was
member of the Grand Army of the Re
public. The remains will be taken to
Craig, Mo, for burial.
Charles NJ. Nicholson of this city, vice
president of the Iowa State Firemens asso-
citation. has been notified by c. NJ kellogg,
chet OF the hre department or sioux City,
that the annual tournament of, the state
association will be held in that city June
is TO p. The tournament was held last
year in Clinton when Jack and Jim, the
team from this city, carried off the cham
pionship. 1t is likely the team will be sent
TO Sioux City to defend the championship.
The will of the late Charles S, Proctor,
who was found dead in IN at the rear
of his store at ia East broadway last
Sunday morning, was filed for probate yes
terday. The instrument. dated October IL,
1883, bequeaths all the property, both real
and personal, TO the wife OF the testator
during her natural life, and after her
death to go TO the daughter, Mrs. Eliza
beth Whitney. Mrs. Proctor died about
year before her husband so the daughter
now inherts the property.
John Meyer, a laborer employed by the
Milwaukee railroad had his left foot badly
crushed yesterday morning while unloading
ice from a car In the local yards Meyer,
with a fellow employee, opened the door of
the car, and as II slid back three large
cakes Of ice tumb.ed out, one OF them fall
ing on Meyers foot Meyer was carried to
the passenger depot and from there con-
veyed 10 the general hospital in the police
ambulance. The injured man was boarding
a. the X G. house on South Main street.
John Mccarthy, a youth of Is years,
who admitted to Judge Snyder in police
court yesterday morning that he had been
a disciple of Josiah F'lynt willard for nine
years, was fined IS and costs for pre-
empting "A couch in railroad coach in
the Union Pacific yards Tuesday night for
a sleeping berth. The youth did not look
the part Of a tramp, as he was evidently
no stranger TO soap and water and he had
particularly honest and intelligent face,
He said he was a. "dishwasher" by pro-
fession.
William Wright, a former local bar
tender was stricken with paralysis Of the
right side while eating lunch in a Broad
way restaurant Tuesday. He was removed
10 the General hospital. He is a member
OF the South Omaha aerie OF Eagles and
is being cared for by the local members
OF that order Wright was a passenger in
a Council Bluffs motor which collided with
a Harvey street car Tuesday morning, and
his friends think perhaps this brought on
the stroke Of paralysis. He has been a
resident of this city for over a year.
Important Case in Court
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