Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-24

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Open evenings. Alexanders Ar store.
DIT. Macrae has moved his offices from
the Merriam block to the City National
Bank building. Practice limited to surgery
Swell ferns. Herman Bros, 10 Pearl st.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81
woodring Undertaking company. Tel 8a
Bee want ads are result-producers. Try
one.
AzAELAs. HERMAN BROS. '
Christmas wreaths of all kinds-Herman
Bros, 10 Pearl 81.
John Puwitz, a farmer OF Charter Oak,
Ia. has filed a voluntary petition In bank
ules liabilities aggregating S'SSO ana assets
valued at sos.
MSdwintsr term Western Iowa college
opens Monday, January 4. 1903. Send for
YoU BUY REAL PICTURES AND ARTS
AT BoRWJCK'S, I'll SOUTH MAIN sT.,
Unity Rabekah lodge No. SSs will meet
IN regular session this evening at Odd Fell
lows temple AL members are requested
20 be present as business OF Importance
Will come W for action.
Good accordeOns 81 q and Is at A;
Hoepe's, y Pearl st., u 8. Main St CaA
or write for description.
Rev. Henry DeLong performed the mar
Rage ceremony yesterday for George VIII
son Of Sheboygan Falls, Wis.,, and Bertha
Fogelson Of Lincoln, Neb.; Jesse Miller
Ia. and o. r. Williamson and Effe
Henry, both Of Carson. Ia
Exceptional piano bargains this week at
A. Hospe Co, 20 Pearl ST., Is s. Main ST..
CorEcil Bluffs, Ia Easy payments.
The funeral Of Della Risney, the infant
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John. Risney,
will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock
from the family residence, 1913 Avenue F..
and Rev ID. G. Lainson, pastor OF the Free
Methodist church. will conduct the SER
vice.
TRY some Of our handsome framed pic
lures FOR those Christmas gifts. CSC up.
They will suit Alexander's Art Store, 1888
Broadway
Charles Gowens. who was charged by
neighbors with beating his wife, was or
dered by Judge Snyder yesterday to fur
nish a bond In the sum of 500 to keep the
peace and to pay the costs OF the case In
police court. Mrs. Gowens not only refused
to file a complaint against her husband
but declined to appear In court against
him '.
Try Mauthe's CHS West Broadway holl-
day prices. They are not like other jewelry
store prices. they are the right kind-the
kind OF prices that save you money.
Receipts IN the general fund of the
Christian home last week were t1,46S.2S, be-
ing s.. 263.23 above the current needs OF the
week and reducing the amount needed In
the Improvement and contingent fund for
1905 to $40, 1889 In the managers fund the
receipts were $256.S5, being $221.S5 above the
needs of the week and decreasing the de-
IiClenCy IN ms AuHd " hoNO " FpoS'oV'
Otto Jensen and Jens Damsgaard, both
from Harlan, complained to the police
yesterday morning that they had been
robbed of $50 In currency Monday night
restaurant ON Lower Broadway. Jensen
said a $50 ball was taken from his pocket.
book. which containsd quite a sum q
bills were distracted from Damsgaards
pocketbeok. The police are Investigating.
The comedy sketch presented by the
Ortks at the m theater Is certainly
comical and entertaining. Any one who en-
1oys a good laugh should see this act. 1t II
somewhat different from the ordinary com
edy acts. 1t IL fine. 1t makes you laugh
all over.
George Demmitt who was before Judge
Snyder In police court yesterday morning
on compliant OF Miss Elsie Allen wn'
II she did not marry him, was sent to tn
county jail for thirty days for disorderlA
conduct nm In the court nts, rp1m SH the sor yo STn
woman was dismissed. Demmitt created
quite a scene in court by persistlng II
making charges against the young woman
despite the orders OF the court TO stop.
It was a case of out of the frying par
and into the fire with Ralph l.. DUNLAP
yesterday. In the case preferred against
him by the HOFFMAN a wsiksT company one,
under false pretenses. Dunlap was dis
charged on payment OF the costs and thu
return Of the property involved; No sooner
had he got free Of this case when he wa
rearrested on another charge brought
against him by another hrm anS Ms %is S Sra
limInary hearing before Justice Cooper.
'sTMAs sPECIALs-only tw,
more lays to complete the Christmas din
ner. We have some OF the fancy Idah'
from 70 cents per dozen up. Finest nave
oranges from 20 cents dozen up. Florid'
grape fruit, I21s cents Is each; fancy oTsS,e This
firs and dates. Trinity church ! aides
mince meat. Before buying your candle
and nuts call and see our display. w
have a large stock of Christmas trees an,
holly. Remember, we handle all kinds o
~pouitry, geese, ducks and chickens. Opel
evenings. L. Green, H4 Broadway'
Funeral OF Mrs. Henrietta acksO
The funeral of Mrs. Henrietta Jackson
widow OF the late James A. Jackson. VIII
died sunday at her apartments in the Mon
DAMN hotel, Sioux City, will be held a
$50 O'clock this afternoon from the resi-
dence Of A. T. Rice, 12S Fourth street Rev
T. ]. Mackay. rector of All Saints Epis
copal church. Omaha. and formerly recto
of ST. Paul's church OF this city, Will con
duct the service. Burial will be in Fair
view cemetery, and the pallbearers VIII b
o p, Wiekham, W. +. sapp. w. 7. Trey
nor. fEs A. wiekham. w. L. Douglass an
w. Coppock.
Mrs. jackson Is survived by one son. A
NJ. jackson OF Sioux City, and one daughter
Mrs. A. s. Wilson OF Gaiena, Kan. While
resident OF Council Bluffs Mrs. jackson wa
active in church work and was one OF III
organizers OF st, Pauis Episcopal church,
Mrs. Jackson was born in New orleanI
the daughter of Charles st. Aubyn' an arr
list. Upon the death of her father he
mother married DR.. John X Cook, VIII
subsequently, laid out the towns of Oman
and Sioux City. DR.. and Mrs. Cook an
Miss st. Aubyn were In Council Bluffs
1859. and in that year Miss st. Aubyn maj
ried James A. jackson. The following yes
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson made their first tn
to the trading post which marked the sp'
where Dr.. Cook and Mr.. Jackson ono
owned the present site of Morningside'
beautiful suburb. which covers the hi
southeast of Sioux City. At the time
her death she stnl was a large owner
property In that suburb. Mr.. and Mr.
jackson lived In Council Bluffs until lSf
when they'remoSed to st. Louis, where the
lived until 1887. Mr. Jackson was engage
In the wholesale grocery business and all
operated a line OF river packets. In Is