Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-18
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Ia, last night to perform surgical opera.
DIAMONDS AS AN INVESTMENT.
TALK TO LEFFERT ABOUT IT.
BUDWEISER BOTTLED BEER is
SERVED ONLY AT FIRsT-CLAss BARS
AND CAFES. L. ROSENFEIsD CO. Agts.
Mrs. e. s. Sovereign, lis North Fifteenth
thieves bed denon nii ~ tnat
Tuesday night.
wante6-A good retail shoe salesman.
None but man Of experience need apply.
store, 413 Broadway. Council Bluffs.
can furnish A No. ! diamonds, the clear
est water color, cut to sharp edges, not
nat and no flaws. diamond cut to sharp
edges gives more reflection than one with
nat edges. o Mauthe, rs w. Broadway.
A large delegation OF the Council Bluffs
knights OF Columbus viii go to Atlantic
Sunday to assist in the initiation OF a class
of candidates A delegation from Sioux
city council also will be present and assist
In the work.
Mrs. Andrew Christofferson. 1000 South
Eleventh street, complained to the police
yesterday morning that a dog owned by
one Of her neighbors had bitten her baby.
The police made an Investigation and
Poundmaster Burke dispatched the guilty
animal
The Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day
Saints will hold conference next Sunday
in Danish hall, corner Park avenue and
Broadway Meetings will be held at 10
a. m. and $ p. m: Elders G. u. Ellsworth
will be in attendance.
William Mcintosh, aged so years, died ut
his home In Honey Creek at 1880 Tuesday
evening from apoplexy after an illness Of
eight hours. Besides a wife he leaves four
daughters and FIVE sons. The funeral will
be held today from the residence OF his
sister, Mrs. Hanna Point, at Honey Creek
and interment will be I'm the Mcintosh ceme-
terry.
Charles L. Worley, foreman at the Mil
waukee freight depot, died yesterday from
al IN Inc ng wa
aged ~ years He was the son OF Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Worley, with whom he made
morning at 1890 from the family residence
6l0 Blum street, and burial will be in the
Walnut Hill cemetery.
Mrs. T. ]. Foley and daughter, Miss
Helen, of South Sixth street, who have
been, spending the winter in Mexico ar
rived home yesterday morning. They were
met at Kansas City and accompanied home
by Mr. Foley who has been in Indian
Territory for several months looking after
his lead and zinc mining interests Mrs
Foley and daughter left Mexico before the
earthquake shocks.
Elmer Frazier, who was accused OF
breaking into the store of r. Parker while
the latter was at supper Tuesday evening
escaped with a fine of S and costs in police
court yesterday morning. Parker refused
70 prosecute Frazier on the burglary
charge in view of the fact that Frazier
was intoxicated at the time. Frazier was
merely fined for being drunk
The members of the Fire and Police
commission yesterday morning took a jaunt
in the police patrol wagon and Inspected
the five city fire houses. The purpose of
the jaunt was to inspect the several build
ings and ascertain the needs OF the depart
ment. At No. engine house the COMMITS
sioners were much surprised to find an
incubator with several dozen chicks occupy
ing one of the living rooms over the engine
room.
John johnson was the name given by
detected looking specimen of the genus
hobo who was in police court Yesterday
morning charged with the theft Of a pair
Of shoes from the front of Marcus Solo
mons store at 212 West Broadway Tuesday
evening. Asked why he stole the footwear
Johnson merely pointed to pedal extremi-
ties. and the toes protruding were more
eloquent than words, but nevertheless the
court decided that thirty days in the county
jail about fitted Johnson's case.