Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-11

Davis. drugs.
stockert sells carpets.
BEE WANT ADS PAY.
Open evenings Leffert's.
Ed Rogers. Tony Faust beer.
Expert piano tuning. Hospe. Phone 54d
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81
woodring Undertaking mpan Tel. asa
HERBERT, THE MAGICIAN, AT THE
DIAMOND THEATER THIS WEEK.
LET THE FRANKLIN PRINT 1T
BOTH PHONES 331, 1i SOUTH MAIN.
Water color novelties. pottery. leather
and art craft metal goods. Alexander
Art Store.
Ivanhoe c~ommandery, Knights Templar
will meet in special conclave tonight fol
work in the order OF the temple.
The choir Of st. Johns English Lutheran
church will meet tonight instead OF Fri.
day night to rehearss the Christmas music
OLD AND NEW SUBSCRIBERS TC
THE BEE CAN GET OUR BEAUTIFUL
XMAS CHIMES AT OUR COUNCIL
BLUFFS OFFICH Is SCOTT ST.
An information charging Sophie Smith
with being insane was filed yesterday By
DIT. T.. b Lacey. Her case will be In
veetigated today by the commissioners on
insanity.
A new shipmen of Corham's fine urn.
breIIas for ladies' and gentlemen. silver,
pearl and ivory mounted. Secured eBpe-
cIally for the benefit Of Christmas buyers
y 9gGCRN1bAN IN EAAN
George T. Ward OF Norwalk township
brought in the scalp Of q fun grown wolf
which be killed on his farm to County
for s. the ch amount fn d s sSs ScSnt 2 warrant
n H. Payne, aged Is years. died yoster-
day at his residence, 400 Avenue L from
typhoid fever. His wife and one son
Friday afternoon at q oclock from the
residence and interment Will be In Walnut
hill cemetery.
Lew Shaw. a billiard expert, will give an
exhibition of his skill with the cue at the
club house Of the local lodge Of Elks this
evening for the entertainment of the mem
beers and their friends. The exhibition will
be given during the progress Of the card
and dancing party.
Open evenings. Leffert's.
Phe investigation by the commissioner
on insanity into the case Of Miss Amelia
Johann, charged with being mentally de-
urday morning. Miss Johann, who has been
a resident of this city for four years, Is at
present a patient in Mercy hospital.
Edward Nelson, the young man who
while intoxicated attempted to drive off
with Constable Bakers horse and buggy,
was fined 81 and costs In Justice Coopers
court yesterday. He was merely charged
with being Intoxicated and not with at
tempting to purloln the c~onBtable's rig.
W. J. Mackland and Miss Cora Parish
were married yesterday noon at the home
OF the brides parents. Mr., and Mrs; e
80 ~ OhAANOAA- CA0 - 49,. -
liams, pastor Of Broadway Methodist
church, officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Macklano
will make their home on a farm near Wes-
ton.
Open evenings. Leffert's.
The body Of the late Charles r. Hannah
the lormer Council Bluffs banker which
arrived from Boston yesterday morning
was taken direct to Walnut Hill cemetery
and placed in the magnificent mausoleum
recently erected by the family. Only mem
bers OF the family were present and nc
services were held.
Mrs. Vada Haskins, wife Of John Has.
kins, died yesterday at Pacific Junction
Ia, aged 20 years. Besides her husband d
little daughter survives her. The body will
ices will be, held At 1880 o'clock at st
Johns English Lutheran church. Buria
viii he In Fairview cemetery.
Open evenings. Leffert's.
The receipts In the general fund OF tn,
Christian Home last week were 1,31S.9S, be
mg tillss above the current needs OF IN
fund the receipts were SIS, being $40 below
the needs of the week and increasing tn,
deficiency in this fund to SsO6.5S to date
The amount needed in the improvement
and contingent fund for 1908 is $4,000.
Open evenings. Leffert's,
3 Abe Lincoln Post. Grand Army Of tn,
Republic, yesterday turned over to Rob
crt Wallace, treasurer of the Young Men.
q Christian association, a check for N,5
In consideration OF an agreement enteret
into between the two organizations givinI
the old soldiers perpetual right to the oc
! ment OF the Young Mems Christian asso
citation building now In course OF erection
at the corner of First avenue and Seventh
street.
Open evenings. Leffert's.
NJ. Saltzman, a Broadway junk dealer
sold a ton of coal Tuesday to a strange
who gave Saltzman a check for SO. TIL
bill for the coal was $3.50 and Saltzmal
gaNfa tho qtrnnRpr At N rash In nhanCe
When Saltzman attempted to deliver tn
coal he found a vacant lot at the address
given by the stranger. Later Saltzma,
discovered that the check was bogus. Tn
stranger gave the name OF r.. A. Wilso
and so endorsed the check. Saltzman re
ported the matter to the police yesterda
morning, but so far Mr.. Wilson has nc
been located,
Wayne X. nyder and Miss Lula Larser
DAUGHTER of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Larser
IS Scott street, were married last evenln
at Q o'clock at st. Johns English Ldthera
church, Rev. q. w, Snyder, uncle of tn
groom. officiating. Robert Larsen, brothe
Beulah Hodson as bridesmaid. Only reia
tives and a few intimate friends were pres
ent. Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder win leave toda
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank SNYDER q
Wooster, o., after which they will max
their home in Council Bluffs.
Open evenings. Leffert's.
The preliminary hearing of Joe Levas
seur. the young farm hand charged wit
the theft of $50 cash and a check for 81;
from William Plumer, on whose farm
Lewis township he had been employed, wa
continued in the superior court yesterda
morning until Saturday. The case wa
taken before the grand jury YESTERDAY
The money which Levasseur is accused {
stealing was recovered with the exceptio
OF 81. which he is said TO have spent IN
pool hall in Minneola, where he was al
rested Tuesday night. Levasseur Is sai
20 have attempted TO cash the check, an
falling to do so, tore II up.