Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-27
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Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81.
EYES EXAMINED FREE-LEFFERT'S.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel. S9.
Send your children to Western Iowa Col
ege summer school.
Birthday. and text post cards. Alex
ender's. 38 Broadway.
We know we have the best flour. Eaco
Il the name. Bartell g. Miller. Phone 1853.
w~anted-Place for young man TO work
after school and on Saturday. western
Iowa College.
Harmony chapter. order Of the Eastern
Star will meet In regular session this
evening in Masonic temple.
Justice Greene performed the marriage
ceremony yesterday for James s.. Madden
Of Omaha and Emma Bernstein of York,
Adam Brehm Of York, Neb., and Marie
scheirman of sutton. Neb., were married
in this city yesterday by REV. Henry De
Long.
The Aid society of the woman's Relief
corps Will meet this afternoon at the
residence Of Mrs. Brandt Croker, 2l5
Fourth street.
Mrs. Ida Brooks. wife Of Fred Brooks.
2511 First avenue. died yesterday morn;
ing at the Edmundson Memorial hospital
from dropsy, aged "a years.
Patrolman s. s.. Ceilings was called to
Elmo, Mo-, yesterday by a telegram an
Spencer Ceilings, who was So years Of age.
Charles Paschel has been selected by
Supervisor Baker to assist c. J. Rlchman.
the expert accountant. In checking up
the office of the clerk of he district
court.
George Dwyer and Sylvia Dwyer. both
of Omaha, who stated when securing their
ried in this city yesterday by Justice
Cooper.
HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED FREE
AMP NPr GET g9LnAss5EEs THAT A 4 G SIA4F
oPToMETRIsT, 10 PEARL sT. FAC.
TORY ON PREMISES"
Mayor Foss has resigned the position Of
chief executive of the town of Nicola, and
Riley. Clark. city attorney. has been Sc;
lected 90 fill the place. Mr.. Foss viii
leave next Tuesday for the west. where
he expects to locate.
Rev. w. J. Bell, pastor of the Memorial
Baptist church, left yesterday for a trip
TO his old home in Scotland. He expects
TO be away ABOUT three months. Arrange
ments have been made to fill the pulpit
during his absence.
1t is now said that the main obstacle TO
company to the Iowa School for the Deaf
Is the objection of the Burlington and
Wabash railroads to the street car line
crossing their tracks.
Milo Smith, son OF Rev. and Mrs. o.. o.
Smith, will leave shortly with his family
for Chamberlain. S. D., where he Will go
For the last two years Mr.. Smith has
been employed by the firm Of Joe Smith
& Co. Of this city.
The first of a series Of hikes by mem
DEAn VI AAAN uAAAh AlEh = I'm AHNAosAA So
citation vas taken yesterday morning, the
route being down Broadway and over the
start was sn made at ) o'eioek. Another run
will be held tomorrow afternoon. f
Council camp. Woodmen of the World.
will meet in regular session This evening.
Mayor Thomas Malonoy is one Of the can
didates to be initiated tonight, and a large
number of members are expected 70 be
present TO SEE TO II that the chief execu-
tive gets all that's coming to him"
The Christian Crusaders a band Of mis-
sion workers, are preparing TO open .
Red Cross Mission over 5+6 Vest Broad.
Chief Of Police Richmond 10 hold open al.
meetings in front of their mission; Tht
MRS. eI Alice Wilson VIZ %s" Of pes MMoin%es and W
r. Fiemke OF Chicago.
The petition in the divorce suit of MrsN
Allie Banther against Charles II. Banther,
former manager of the New theater, was
filed in the district court yesterday. The
Banthers were married March. II, 1901,
1000. Mrs. Banther alleges cruel and in
human treatment and habitual drunken
ness on the part of her husband.
John p. FINLEY and !. L; Evans arrived
home yesterday from Marshalltown, where
they attended the state aerie OF. Eagles
Mr.. FINLEY lost out in the race for state
president, but was elected one OF the
trustees. Mr.. Evans was elected state
conductor. /. NJ. Shubert and Seth May,
/ the other delegates from Council Bluffs TO
Z the state aerie, also arrived home yester'
day morning.
e. II. Doolittlc, chairman of the execu-
tive committee Of the Commercial club,
announced yesterday that no general meet
ings of the organization would be held dur
ing July or August. In September the reg
ular meetings will be resumed. and II is tx,
pected that the session OF that month will
include a banquet. The executive commit
tee will continue to hold It's weekly SEES
sions during the summer.
Hubert L. FINLEY was yesterday APP
pointed administrator of the estate of Au-
gust Reckman. who died from Injuries
received by being struck by a fast mail
train in the local yards Of the Northwest,
as park tender. The railroad company
has agreed to pay $500 for the death of
Beckman and this made necessary the APP
pointment OF an administrator OF the es-
tate.
The city has appealed 10 the supreme
court from the decision of Judge Thornell
trail railroad TO restrain the county treas
urer from COLLECTING the taxes for llgnt
and water on The northerly mile OF us
ruled in favor of the railroad company,
holding that the mile of track In ques-
ton was outside the benefit OF these
Sheriff Canning returned yesterday from
Avoca, where he went to check up the
s sSSSEiS CsnniSs found the secounts of
the office there in excellent shape. While
In Avoca Mr.. Canning rendered the posi-
latter has not yet signified whether he
will accept II or not. A. Johnson, district
f court bailiff at Avoca, Is looking rfter the
i tail there and temporarily filling the posi-
ton of deputy sheriff.
The meeting Of the National Horticul-
Z tural congress, scheduled for last evening
IN the rooms Of the Commercial club,
lacked a quorum. Reports from some Of
the committees which cAnvassed the city
for members showed good results. Re
ports from some Of the committees have
not yet been turned in TO the secretary, so
Il Is not known how many have been Sc
cured TO date. The meeting adjourned 10
next Thursday, when an effort Will be
made 10 secure a better attendance
Injunction against Manaw saloon.
County Attorney ], ]. Hess filed in the
district court original notice OF suit to en-
join w. II. Beck, proprietor of a saloon
at Manawa from selling intoxicating liquor.
The issuance OF a temporary writ of injunc-
tion will be asked for at the session OF
district court tomorrow.
Although not stated in the notice Of suit,
Il is said that Colonel Beck has violated
the provisions OF the mulct law In keeping
his saloon. which is situated Just outside
the grounds OF the resort. open on Sun
days and after 10 o'clock at night on week
days.
In connection with the anticipated clos
ing OF the Beck saloon by the county au.
thorities. It Is said that there Is no pro
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