Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-23
BRIEF CITY NEWS


Havs rect Print n.
Diamonds, Hahoim, sswelsF.
DR.. Swing Brown, 500 Brpnasts mag.
haasiph r. swoboda, Puhuo Aeseunaazt
Pa ouEks for Quality cigars. stt 6. 18th
Herand's Lessons In dancing. Tel d. 1911
q Rizshart. photographs or. ism q Farnam-
1oW1nan. III n. IL. Douglas shoe, ss.60.
alsetrtoa1 Wirtng and RSYairs-Burgess-
crandsn company, 1911 Howard street.
na1teahls EAfe-Policies sight drafts At
maturity. IL %. Nicely. manager. OmahA
services at Temple Israsl-Habbi +. r.
Conn viii talk at ) O'CLOCK tonight at Tenn
pie Israel on "A Reflection on Life"
The ladies OF the First Christian church
Will hold a food sale in the basement OF
the Bennett Co., Tuesday, beginning at
10 o'clock Homemade bread. mincemeat.
plum pudding, etc. for sale.
III. Keep youx nonsy ana va1usbisu In .
safe deposit box In the American SAFE De.
posit Vaults. In. rhe Bee building. which Is
absolutely burglar and firsproof. Boxes
rent for only 80 = year or 81 . quarter.
Rollins fnsuranos Acknowledgements
the last weeks adjustment Of The in
surance on the stock and building of the
Nebrsska-Mollne Piow company, which
suffered from fire last Sunday. It is an
nouneed that the sdJusters have left
AFTER completing their work and that the
matter Is satisfactorily closed, so far as
the pillow company is concerned
Ed Gilmore. who lives at 2011 North
Sixteenth street, was arrested by Off
GERS Brugnan and Knutson, charged with
being trunk and abusing a horse. Gil
more was driving his horse at high
speed up and down Sixteenth street and
would suddenly jerk and stop It until the
animal was on the point of running
away. He is held at the station for trial
Monday &c.
Twins weigh Twsnty-one Pounds
Twins were born on Friday to mr.. and
Mrs Frederick Nelson. 1880 Hamilton
street, a girl weighing twelve and a half
pounds and a boy Weighing eight and a
half pounds, a combined weight of twen-
ty-one pounds. DIR. Milroy. says that
both the children and the mother ar.
doing. well. Mr., Nelson is a grocer at
Fortieth and Hamilton streets.
Tribute to King Corn-"Aye. the corn.
the, royal corn, within whose yellow
heart, there is OF health and strength for
all the nations" This is the motto on
the cover of the new corn exposition
folder. which has just been published
by the Northwestern road. The folder
iopiete win Information concerning
the Corn show and contains many half
tones % corn ard a splendid blrd's-eye
view of the city OF Omaha.
S1offatt and Charles 0omine-The two
Scotch evangelists. Messrs. John Mot
fat and d. r. Charles. expect to begin
a series of gospel meetings in Gospel
hall at 2906 Farnam street Sunday even
ing at 7;45. continuing every night ex-
cept Saturday nights. Singing will be
led by ID. r. Charles, singing evangelist,
All Christians have been invited and
their prayers are earestly desired. There
will be IN all-dsy meeting Thanksgiving
q day--l0.Sp a, M, $3.50 and 1880 y. m. A
special invitation is extended to the pub.
hills. a~--,-
Acquires . Fighting JsG-Adolph
4, Linquist, a young man who lives at $685.
Spalding, went home last night intoxl.
Gated and commenced making trouble
He became Infatuated at his mother from
some cause and. securing a butcher knife
threatened to XIII her and also ran the
other members of thef family from the
house and would not permit them tc
IN re ttrnsioOffkeer Woods was called and
q took Linauist to the police station. where
he is charged with being drunk and abus-
ing his mother.