Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
MIMOR

Davis, drugs.
Etockert sells carpets.
Ed Rogers. Tony Faust beer.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone ~.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel. $50,
See the new art pottery at Alexander's.
1888 Broadway.
Miss Carrie wrede left yesterday for a
vacation trip to Colorado.
For Rent-Nice living rooms and one
store building, l1 w. Broadway.
We know we have the best flour. Eaco
Is the name Bartell a Miller. Phone $50.
Fail term Western Iowa college opens
Monday, August 81. Send for fine catalog.
Mrs. j. c. Baker and two sons Of North
Seventh street left last evening TO visit
relatives at DeTison, la.
Eyes examined free. Work guaranteed
and prices reasonable. Let o. Mauthe, 2S
West Broadway. fit your glasses.
Let us send you a One Minute wash ma
chine on trial. ). zoller Mer. Co., 100-l02-
lW-106 Broadway. Phones 800.
Roy Tallman. charged with assault and
battery on Charles @. Brooks, will have a
hearing August 10 before Justice Cooper.
John Lehman, the Lewis township farmer,
against whom his wife had filed an in
formation with the county commissions on
insanity, was yesterday adjudged insane
and committed to the asylum at Clarinda.
Benezette Williams. the expert hydraulic
engineer secured by the water works com
pany to examine It's plant and suggest what
is necessary TO bring It up to cate, has
written that he will be here Friday morn
ing.
Steps towards Incorporating will be taken
at the meeting tonight OF the National Hor-
ticultural congress. AS there are other inn
p~ortant matters to come before the meeting
tonight, President Hess desires that every
member attend.
FLOYD Smith. a 15-year-old lad of Red
Oak, was brought before Judge Wheeler
yesterday afternoon. The boy was charged
with being incoTrigible and guilty OF petty
thefts. Judge Wheeler ordered him COM
mitted to the Boys Industrial school at
Eldora.
The hearing Of Sol Nogg, charged with
assault and battery on Samuel saltzman,
was continued In Justice Cooper's court
yesterday until August 20. The case in
which II, Saltzman. father of Samuel Ssltz-
man. is charged with assault ana battery on On
Nogg, has also been continued to August ~
in the same court.
County Superintendent e. r. Jackson ar
rived home yesterday from Des Moines,
where, for the last week he had been en-
gagged as one of the readers to look over
the papers Of applicants for teachers GER
tificates who took the July examination
here. Mr.. jackson said yesterday only
twelve failed to pass.
William Dobson, aged 65 years, died yes
terday morning at the county poor farm at
McClelland. Two daughters, Mrs. Hill, who
resides in Ohio, and Mrs. Dobson of Des
Molnes, survive him. He Is also survived
by three sisters and one brother, Mrs. M.
Haley and Mrs. Problems Of Sabula, Ia, MRS.
Sarah Boggs of this city and Jacob Dobson
of Chicago.
The Free Methodist camp meeting at
Seventeenth street and Avenue II continues
Increasing interest. District Elder Il. l,
Watesr and others arrived yesterday and
more are expected today. Especial inter
est is manifested in the Bible readings
given by Rev. w. G.. Hammer at 2:9O p. m,
each day. Rev. w II. Van Horn preached
last night. The meetings will continue over
Sunday.
Lester ]. Larnesh, aged q, OF Omaha,
and Emma McGill of South Omaha, who
first said she was not quite is and later
said she was IS on her last birthday, APP
piled for. but were refused a marriage IL
cense yesterday afternoon. Roy Hardesty,
deputy clerk of the district court. was OF
the opinion that the young woman was not
Of lawful age and advised the young couple
to return to Omaha and secure the license
there.
Joseph J., Jesse and Jennie Archer, both
of Des Moines, were married yesterday
morning in this city by Rev. James M
Williams of the Broadway Methodist
church parsonage. Rev. Mr., Williams also
; performed the marriage ceremony at 81
Sixteenth avenue for Gerald A. Nancarrow
and Mazah Dell Nanoarrow. The couple
had been previously married and divorced
but had decided TO try 1t again The groom
is a telegraph operator and they left after
the for Winnipeg, Manitoba,
where the groom has secured a position.