Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05
BRIEF CITY NfWS

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Anonlph =. BwobodA Accuuntant-Audltur
Bowman III X 1t. Douglas shoe. Ssbo.
"a Hourks for Qualify cigars. s1s s 18th
RtnahAr1 photographic. ISM q FarnHm.
DE suulmp, sentis4 moved 70 Paxton blk
Rauhs 20 Order. IS NJ. coats and pants.
30 ID MacCHrhy-wIlson. 900 3 leth
Ready Mansy-S1Be 20 s5.Obo. Nebraska
say ind Loan Assn Board q TRADE blog
Euu8sshls Etfs. paul Morton, president
Policies sight drafts 81 maturity. H d
Neely. manager. Omaha
n =. Swanson, representative for Ne
brBHka and Iowa for the L. G Smith g.
Bro. Typevriier company, is in the city
Docking fur a location 10 open an Office IN
Omaha.
Funeral q LuvTxnoe !. ExocRrrhy-Fun-
erai services for Lawrence J. McCHrfhy
Will b. hald Saturday al 3 g. IN, al The
Holy Family church Interment win be IN
Holy sepulchre cemetery.
L VI. wahslsy Eueh 1mprUvsd-D-
Hoffman reported L. ". WRkeley. general
passenger agent Of the Burlington, much
batter than he mas been 81 any time since
ne operation for appendicitis. which was
performed two weeks ago.
Mrs. Broomfae1d zndiCssd-Mrs. Gertruds
Eroomfield, wife OF John Broomfield. was
the lHsf q those indicted by the grand
5ury 10 be arrested. She WIS taken before
the court Thursday forenoon and was re-
leased on a bond signed by John Wright
q oniored saloon Keeper.
Mormon arirs0nGr1es from Europs-Ons
hundred Mormon missionaries spent
Thursday IN Omaha. waiting for the Union
Pacific tralns 10 carry them 70 Utah.
TheHe missionaries have been 10 different
parts 81 Europe, duinE missionary worn
for the Mormon church.
Nesting fen Corn Growurs-Ths Doug
las County Corn Growers association hai
announced that q meeting VIII he held a
the court house tn Omaha. Saturday AT 12S
O'Clock sharp. and Secretary William PAM
has requested that al who are interested il
growing more and better corn. attend tn
meeting.
Ter Lobeck has accepted an Invitation ts
deliver the Grafton at the celebration OF
the Fourth at spaldinE. in Gresley county
Strange as II may seem. the oonptrnIle,
has no relatives living IN spaldinE. When.
ever he made any JunReting trips out init
the state heretofore IT has been 10 see &
sister or an aunt
George Greene ssarss punday-Open ali
hand concerts in HRnscom park win be
sin next Sunday afternoon. the concert
10 be free 10 the public. George Greene
band OF twenty-five pieces has been en-
EaEed for the season. and viii play ever
Sunday afternoon. rain or shine. Mcvinl
pictures are now being shown an ths Psrl
every evening. much 10 the delight Of tn
children The pictures, which are beinI
thrown on a canvas In the open, are like
wise free. After the evenings entertain
ment the ssarohlightE are thrown on tn
paths TO Light the people home.
Flaw IN Paving Fstitaons-Ths cit!
council in special session Thursday morn
Ing denied the protests of Mary Il. GEbsr
and Mary Z. Morse 10 the paving of Call
fornia street. between Thlrry-eighth an
Fortieth streets, un the ground tina tn
petition FOR the paving wns legally signed
The proteEtants claimed that they signet
the petition TO pave with the understand
ing the sewer and water mains would \.
laid In the street before the paving. tn
law would not allow Ehe sustaining Of th,
protests. but council members say the
can hold ND the ordinance TO pave unit
such, a time WHOM the u-nderErnund .worl
in the street has BEEN done and pavini
can be laid to the entire Subtraction q
all owners OF Abutting property.