Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-06
MINOR MENTION.

Davis, drugs.
Stockert sells carpets.
Fine enRravings at Lefferts
Ed Rogers Tony Faust beer.
See sohmidt's elegant new photos
plumbing and heating, Bixby & Son.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director, phone 81.
'Woodring Undertaking company, Tel. $50.
Picture framing-Alexander's 1888 Broad
way
Watch repairing. o. Mauthe. 22s West
NEW SPRING STYLES IN SPRING
GOODS AT HICKS
Latest styles and patterns in wall paper,
" Berwick, s11 South Main.
DIAMONDS AS AN INVESTMENT.
TALK TO LEFFERr ABOUT 1T.
j. M. Pussy, deputy county auditor, an
nounced the arrival OF another son at his
house yesterday morning.
The executive committee OF the Com
mercial club has named Thursday even
ings for It's weekly meetings.
BuDWEIsER BOTTLED BEER Is
AND CAFES. L. RosENFELD CO., Agts.
WANTED - GIRLS, EXPERIENCED
FINISHERs. APPLY MRS. CALDWEI4Ia
DRESS MAKING DEPT, 4TH FLOOR
THE JOHN BEND co.
Illinois nut coal. delivered, $50 per ton;
spadra crate, $3.50 per ton. William Welsh,
10 North Main street. Tel LIS. Yard Eighth
street and Eleventh avenue. Tel S7'
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Associated Charities viii be held Mon
day afternoon at the residence Of Mrs.
A. G.. Gilbert, 124 South Seventh street
Easter exercises will be held by the
children at the Union mission, Broadway
and Twelfth street, this afternoon, me
little folks will be served with eanGN ana
cake and presents from "nsh pond.
Building permits were issued yesterday
to Myrtue. brothers for a one-story frame
cottage on Harrison street to cost $4,000,
two two-story houses on Fourth street
to cost $4,000 and one story and a half
residence on Harrison street to cost
$4,000.
The fire department was called shortly
after o'clock last evening to the Bur
lington yards, where car Of baled hay
had caught IRE, supposedly from spark
from passing switch engine. The car
was somewhat badly damaged before the
blaze was extinEuishsd.
Three hundred additional notices rela-
| tive to the provisions OF the ordinance
prohibiting the sweeping or throwing OF
the streets were served by the police de-
| partment on the merchants in the bust
ness section Of the city.
| George Rockwell, late street commits
sioner, Is playing In hard luck Follow.
! ing his retirement by the city council
from his municipal job, he had stolen
day night a roam mare, one Of team for
which he paid tS2s only Thursday after
| noon.
The police departments report FOR
! March shows that ITS persons were ar
| rested during that month. Fifty-hve were
arrested for drunkenness and thirty-fouI
1 for vagrancy. Fifty-six "transients'
were given lodging at the jail and SO!
/ meals were furnished to prisoners and
! dodgers.
The newly organised Second Baptist
! church at Avenue B and TWenty-seconc
/ street win be named the Memorial Bap-
/ list church as a testimonial TO the late
| Rev. T. r. Thickstun who started tho
| church and secured the building. Rev
| W, J. Bell, who has been lllinG the pull
/ pit, has been called as regular pastor.
John O'Neill. w. II. Darlington. ]. Car
/ roll and ]. W. wilkins, the four young
fellows arrested after midnight Wednes
day by Detective Richardson after thel
/ had broken the window In the store o.
/ w, Arnd & Son on South Main street, es
j capped with fines Of IS and costs each II
police court yesterday morning. The!
denied breaking the window with felo
Nous Intent and pleaded they were drunk
The preliminary hearing OF Alexande
Lavos. the young Greek charged with de
frauding George Nicholson out Of $50
In the sale to him Of a small confectionery
and shoe blacking parlOr on West Broad
way resulted In police court yesterda,
IN the discharge OF zaVos. Peter Zavol
against whom Nicholson also fled an In
formation, 10 said to have gone to Denve
with his share Of NieholsOn's wealth
Alexander ZaYos testified that he had re
ceived Ssss OF the $500 while his cousin
Peter ZaYos, received g1e7