Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-20
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Davis, drugs
stockert sells carpets.
E WANT ADS PAY.
Ed Rogers. Tony Faust beer.
Expert piano tuning. Hospe. Phone 5I4.
PyrOgraphy supplies. c. n Alexander.
Lewis Cutler, funeral direCtor. Phone q.
Woodring Undertaking company Tel $40.
The weather n fine Drop in and see
Hunter
G. C Haynes, funeral director and en-
baAneT. SH Broadway
LET THE FRANKLIN PRINT IT.
BOTH m ion SO'TTH MAIN
BEE OUR FINE aELDCTloN OF
CEDAR sHIRTWAIST BOxE PETER
sen & SCHOENENG CO.
Letferf's invisible bifoeal lenses are the
greatest boon wearerS Of giasses have eve
known
Harmony chapter. Order OF the Eastern
Star. will meet in regular session this
evening.
November half-prlce clearance sale on
milinary, beginning Wednesday morning.
nothing reserved. at HunterA
r. PerkinG charged with assault and
battery on Walter y Goodrich, proprietor
of the G0pdrioh hotel, was fined 80 and
costs In Justice Greene's court.
County Recorder-elect w. II. Barghau-
sen has that he Will appoint
as his deputy, John ID. Hannah of Nicola,
the unsuccessful democratic candidate for
county auditor.
city Solicitor Glenn f. Kimbsll went to
y lies MOluob yNSNSIuhg Vu HuSAhooS DSAOWl
the supreme court. He expects to go to
Minneapolis, where he has a case In the
Minnesota courts before returning home.
Charles A. BenO, president OF the Com
msrcial club, left Tuesday night for ANA
rillo, Tex, where he goes to look after his
property interests. He expects to visit
San Antonio before returning home
The case against Bert Faokler. orel
Young and f. Grimmelman, charged with
assauIting Earl Fouts In a saloon at 1000
west Broadway last Saturday, was called
complaining witness failed to appear and
the defendants were discharged.
At the meeting of Hazel camp, Modern
Woodmen of America, this evening Judge
w. r. Green of the district court and Con
gresham Walter l.. Smith will deliver sd-
dresses. There will be other features or
the program and all members of the order
are invited to attend, Refreshments will be
served and a general good time is assured
The sheriffs jury of appraisers in the
proceedings instituted by the street railway
company to condemn a strip through the
land OF Mrs. Theresa Neunas for its righI
of way for the line to the School for the
Deaf met yesterday and awarded Mrs
Neunas damages In the sum OF $1,000, The
land condemned by the street railway com
pany amounts to a little over three acres
IT. Byse. wanted in Marion. Ia, on 9
charge of incest, was arrested yesterday
afternoon at 32 North Seventeenth street
Omaha. by Deputy Sheriff Clarence Wool
man of this city and Detective Maloney Of
the Omaha police force. Byse was brough
to Council Bluffs and placed in the county
Jail to await the arrival OF Sheriff Coquei
lott Of Marion, who is expected here thi.
morning.
Al, the regular meeting Of Council Bluff.
lodge of Elks Friday evening there will
be a class of candidates for initiation. Th,
new paraphernalia recently secured from
the grand lodge will be used and the can
didates Will not be permitted to miss any,
thing that may be coming to them. At tho
close of the initiatory exercises lunch viii
be served and a social session held. A full
attendance is looked for.
Word comes from Griswold, Ia, that Rev
r. G. Il. Chambers has rendered his res.
ignation as pastor OF the Methodist church
there to enter the employ of the Iowa Anti
Saloon league. His resignation is to TAX,
effect December l and II is announced tina
Mr.. Chambers is to move with his famiIS
to Council Bluffs. where he will act az
district superintendent for the league fol
the northwestern part of the state.
Rev. Henry De Long yesterday off.
ciated at the weddings OF two veterans
of the civil war. old-tlme friends of his
L. Il MeWiIiIams Of Titties s WiniSh to 1n mTs
Adah Rock of the same place and that
which united Darius Rich ardson of Shell
Grand Island, Neb. Mr.. De Long also
PPeSrrS,r nms Oh the msrpiage eeremony for
shall, 10th of Shelby, la.
Harry Druen has been arrested on com.
plant of Margaret Bethers, a 16-year-old
girl. who charges him with betraylng heI
under promise or marriage. Druen tur'
nished bonds in the sum of $500 for his ap.
pearance before Justice Cooper Saturday
afternoon. Miss Bethers claims that Druen
who is 10 years of age, went with her &c
the home of her sister, who Is married
where they rented a room and lived fol
several days as man and wife.
Isabella and Edna Anderson, aged 16 and
Is respectively, daughters of John Ander.
son. &is Fifth avenue. are to be brought
before Judge Green In the Juvenile division
OF the district court. Pending their hear.
ing they have been placed by the county
authorities in charge of the matron at tht
Associa'ed Charities creche. The mother NJ
the Firls ated last spripg and II Is said
that their rorle surroundings are not con,
ducive to their moral or physical welfare
John II. Herkens of Fairfield. grand
keeper of records and seals of the knights
Of Pythias, and deputy grand prince OF
the Dramatic Order Of Knights of Khoras
san, and d. r. Sumney OF Cincinnati. o,
imperial prince of the Dramatic Order OF
Of the local Pyt6ian lodges SATURDAY
evening. Monday they will go TO Oman
to take part In the celebration Of tn,
the first lodge of Knights of Pythias IL
the west.
After his departure being delayed a day
Tor Keokuk,. where he goes on business
connect with the Ancient Order of HI
S Sas SaSo;m % TeifR By iT hi Sta sister Prei MisR MI q
visit relatives at their old horne II
. will go to New York. from where shl
will sail for @ three months European
trip. Mayor Maloney expects to return
home i'm time for the meeting of the cit!
council next Monday evening.
The funeral services at 81. Johns Eng
fish lutheran church Yesterday Afternoon
over Mrs. Margaret Hay. mother of Mrs
G.. w. snyder, wife OF the pastor. wer
attended by a large number OF friend
of the family and members OF the church
The services were conducted by Rev. 7
Groh. assisted by Rev. NJ. L. Melick. boil
OF Omaha. The cortege from the par
sonage to the church was headed by tn
full vested choir. The body was take
last evening by Rev. and Mrs. G. W
Snyder 70 DAYTON. o.. where the funera
will be held Friday. Mrs. Hay was tn
oldest member OF the Lutheran churcl
in Dayton. Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Snyde
expected to he home Sunda morning u
time for the regular church service.