Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-30
BRIEF CITY NEWS.

Nhe Feopies store Brantley Enst.
View Htore-New goods Clothing for
men and women. hats. shoes, furniture
carpets, draperies, stoves. Cash or credit'
Union outitting Co. lS15-17-is Farnam
woman Charges Dsssrtion-Cora Ellen
Sergeant has filed a petition for divorce IN
district court against Fred Elmore Ser
geant, charging him with deseruon and
nonHupport She asks the custody Of their
child.
Chsrriss Are Ripe-Cheer up, cherries
are ripe The first box OF cherries Of the
season was received in Omaha Monday
morning By Rocco Bros. from California.
II was bought by Courtney e. Co.. the price
being SO
son Of Judge sutton nl-Owing TO the
seriops illness Of his eldest son. Moves
Judge sutton is not holding court the first
part Of the week. He will resume work
Thursday morning. His son is i'll with
diphtheria.
rev. n. Gudmundssn Resigns-Rev II
Gudmundsen. pastor Of Our saviors Dan
ish Lutheran church at Twenty-sxth and
Hamilton streets, has resigned his charge
TO accept a call to a church at Hazard. A
successor TO Mr. Gudmundsen has not been
selected by the congregation.
Repair Plant Starts wednesday-City
he expected to start the paving repair
plant week from next Wednesday. and
with what asphalt he had on hand believed
he could run along until the first consign-
nent Of the new stock arrived The down
town pavements will be repaired first
BIDS for vinton sohool-Bids for the
construction OF the new Vinton school are
being advertised for. These bids will be
opened May IA in the Office Of f. w. Clarke
architect. The new school will have twelve
recitation rooms and viii be modern in
every particular. The building will cost
between 10000 and $1,000, It is reported.
Suspects Of Dunbar Robbery-Threc
young men have been arrested and given
five days each in the city Jail of Omaha
who are suspected OF the burglary of
store at Dunbar a few days ago They are
John Mason, ]. II. Bonar and Frank Slater.
The police arrested them for mere vag-
rancy and later connected them, they
think, with the Dunbar burglary.
Pillsbury Gets Injunotion-rhe FILLS
bury Flour Mills company of Minneapolis,
which sued the Galloway Flour Mil COM
pany OF Omaha and Oakdale for filling it's
sacks with spurious -four, has been granted
an injunction and damages by Judge Mum
ger in the United States federal court
Judge Munger's decree is broad and sweep
ing, although only small number Of sacks
was tempered with.
LeAsEar Sues Employer-Judgment for
5000 is asked by Mike Mitchell against the
Omaha Packing company in a petition filed
Monday in district court for injuries he
received while loading ashes in fiat cars
for the defendant company. The platform
upon which he was working broke, he as
serts, and threw him to the ground. He
struck on his head and declares he has re-
ceived permanent injuries
Demarest Medal Contestant entertain
ment will be given Tuesday evening at the
CASTELAR, Presbyterian church, Sixteenth
and CASTELAR, streets, under the auspices
of the Woman's Christian Temperance
union. The main event will be an ora
torical contest on temperance lines for the
DemRrest silver medal. The following boys
will compete. Robert McClurg. Lee Starr,
Frank Smith, Henry Smith, While Klmold
and Grover Victor. There will also be
recitations and musical numbers. The en-
tertainment will begin at 7:45 o'clock. A
collection will be taken.
Several New Modern Homss-'rhe con-
structlon OF 1--WE new and modern homes
!. on Writ street between Eighteenth and
u Twentieth streets. in Kountze Place, has
= been started by different contractors, and
work on the new home for Rev. II. J..
Kirschstein, between Twentieth and
Twenty-hrst streets, will be begun this
week. The first floor of the residence OF
Mr.. Klrschstein will be built Of cement
blocks and the second Of faced cement.
The total cost of the home will be about
$4,000 as hot water heating plant is to
be installed and the entire residence I'm
ished in hard wood
the negro who got mixed up in 500 check
deal at Bonneville Mo-. and who was ar
rested in Omaha few evenings ago with
IS cents on his person, was escorted to
Kansas City Saturday by a committee
from the United States marshaFs ofice,
with Deputy Early Mathews as chairman.
A special committee of United States OFF,
GERS from the southern Missouri federal
Jurisdiction met the Omaha party at Kan
sas City and took charge OF Vivian. Vivian
will be given the opportunity to explain
all about the check incident and may ulti-
mately spend few years in the Missouri
penitenuary as finale to the transaction.
Time Limit for the women-The time
limit for the women arrested on charges
OF conducting disorderly houses In the resi-
dence districts to appear in police court
and plead expired Monday, as threatened
by City Prosecutor Daniel Marie Grand
Ter, Mary Kerlin and Dora Hayden pre-
scented themselves before Judge Crawford
In the morning and upon admitting guilt
were each fined S25 and costs. Three 9TH
Maud Mcneil, Wayne CorTigan and
Maud Arnold-fsiled to show mp and thelI
cash bonds of s25 each were declared for
feited This leaves but one case to be dis.
posed Of death in the family of the
woman's attorney having been the grounds
for securing a continuance not yet expired