Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-27
N MENTION.

Davis, drugs .,f
stockert sells carpets.
BEE WANT ADS PAY.
Ed Rogers, Tony Faust beer.
Expert plano tuning. Hospe. Phone sI4.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel. S39.
Food choppers. 69c. Petersen & schoen-
ing Co.
G. C.. Haynes, funeral director and en-
balmer, 3t Broadway.
Photography supplies. New goods. New
prices. Alexander's, $50 Broadway.
LET THE FRANKLIN PRINT 1T.
BOTH PHONES s3t. 11 sO1TH MAIN.
CHOICE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, roses
and carnations for Thanksgiving at Her
man Brothers company. 10 Pearl street.
WINTER TERM Western low college
opens next Monday, November 30. Send
for catalog. Phone for Information.
Each and every shirt we launder is sent
home in a protex covering. the only laun-
dry in the city where you get them. Give
city free Of charge. 'T Bluff city Laundry. ~
"A No. Main street. Tel. 3l4.
THE FOUR MUSICAL HODGES.
REFINED INsTRUMENTALIsTs. OF
THE GREAfEssT MUSICAL ACTS IN
THE WORLD, ALL THIS WEEK Ar
II DIAMOND THEATER.
DR.. and Mrs. r. o. williams went to
Oakland, Ia, yesterday to spend Thanks
giving with relatives.
Julius Leslie, the 11-yesr-old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. George w. FROM. 1923 Glen
avenue, died yesterday morning of heart
trouble.
The projected foot ball game between
the Elks and the Omega Eta Tau fra
ternity Of the high, school team has been
called off to give the Des Moines-Council
Bluffs game a clear field.
Work on driving the plling for the con-
crete foundations for the new bridge over
Bryan street came to a halt yesterday
ERN aaNN. na aaaN1gAN 90 D. a
engine.t The damage will be repaired to-
day, IL Is expected.
Judge Green yesterday adjourned district
court until next Monday afternoon and left
In the afternoon for his home at Audubon
TO spend Thanksgiving with his family.
The petit jury was excused until next Tues
day morning, when the rearranged law
assignment will be taken up.
State Senator w. d. Jameson of shen-
andoah, the democratic congressman-elect
from the Eighth Iowa district, was in the
= city yesterday, enroute home from Des
foiness where he attended the election OF
eyernor A. b Cummins as senator. to
fcceed the fate Senator W.. b. Allison.
The, work Of moving the old fire station
ut the foot of Bryant street to the va
Wcant lot on the west side of Main street
near the Intersection Of Washington ave-
nue., was completed yesterday afternoon, II
Is expected that the blocking will be re-
moved from the building some time today
@. H.. Scott, o ]. McManus. c. B. Har-
dell. deputy oil inspector; c. s. Byers, w
]. Leverett and c. G. Clifton returned
yesterday from Des Moines, where they
went to witness the election of Governor
Cummtns to the United States senate
They were leading members OF the Potta-
wattamle County Cummins club.
Ivanhoe commendery. knights Templar
elected these officers Tuesday night;
Eminent commander II. F. Shugart; gen
ersl, L. o. Squire; senior warden. II, v
Battey; junior warden, l.. II. Cutler; pre-.
late. Rev O. o. Smith; treasurer, c.
Konigmaohei9 recorder, G.. II. Jackson
Mrs. Pearl Alice Hays, wife of Fred
Hays Of Sioux City, died yesterday morn,
after an Illness of four days, aged 2.
years, Mrs. Hays came here a week ago
to Visit her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A
Terry 1902 Second avenue. Besides hel
parents, she is survived by her husband
and one child.
Edward Hoag. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. q
N. Hoag, 8206 Second7 avenue. was killed
Tuesday morning in a railroad accident
at Sheridan, Wyo. He was % years OF
age and In the employ of the Burlington
ance, Neb. Besides the parents. a sister
Miss Dorothy Hoag, lives in this city
arrangements for the funeral have no
Vet been made,
Bethuel stahl, aged SO years. died at
late hour Tuesday night at the home o.
his son, IT'S Madison avenue. Death wai
due TO the infirmities of old age. Three
sons, w. b. Stahl of Kansas, 10. r. Stab
of Greenville, Tex, and G. w. Stahl o
this city. survive him. Deceased ha'
been a resistant of Council Bluffs sine
1881, coming here from Pennsylvania
and engaging in the fruit growing bust
ness. The funeral will be held Frida,
afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Seventh
OF Omaha will conduct the services an
burial will be in Fairview cemetery.