Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-16
mo MENTION.

Harmony chapter, order Of the Eastern
Star, will meet in regular session this
evening in Masonic temple.
Miss Anna II. Moore and Miss Nellie
Green Of East Pierce street are home from
ONeil, Neb., where they registered for
the Trip county land opening.
Rev. Henry belong performed the mar
rage ceremony yesterday for Pleasant f.
love and sens Hanson and w. V. Holdren
and Tena Miller, all OF Omaha.
Herman Rosch Of this city was elected
great Junior sagamore at the meeting Of the
state wigwam Of the Improved order OF
RED Mtn at Iowa City Tuesday.
Building permits were issued yesterday
90 Claude +. Smith and f. II. Smith Tor
one and q half-stOry frame cottages on
West broadway to cost 81 800 each.
A new hospital. which IL is stated will
be called the Council Bluffs General hos
rital. has been established at 110 First
physicians. who expect TO form a corpora
tion for the management OF the institu-
tion.
Word was received here yesterday that
dustrial school at Eldora from Council
Bluffs, had escaped from the institution
Tuesday night
Herman Rogers. a teamster, was ar
rested yesterday charged with driving a
heavily-loaded coal wagon over a side
walk. lie was released on his own
-recognizance to appear in police court this
morning.
william W.. Johnton Of Eaztl Dell town.
ship and Sophia Jensen Of Loveland were
married yesterday by Rev. James M. VIII
llams, pastor of the Broadway Methodist
church. the ceremony being performed at
the church parsonage.
Isaac Hansen was arrested yesterday
charged with beating his wife, Mrs. Mary
Hansen. from whom he IL separated.
Hansen furnished bonds for his appear
ing, when he will be given a hearing.
Frank H.. Leonard, G. s. B., will speak
this evening At the Star theater on Chris
Brooklyn. N. Y, is a member of the Chris
tar Science board of lectureship of the
First Church Of Christ, Scientist. Boston.
The lecture will be free.
Twenty-four pairs of wooden-soled
shoes were found by Detective Weir in
the railroad yards near Fifteenth street
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The shoes had been taken from a freight
car In the Rock Island yards and they
were turned over to the railroad COM
pany.
DR.. C. H. Bower, city health officer
and Mayor Thomas Maloney went to Des
Moines last evening to attend the meeting IH
not return until Saturday. DR.. Bower only
arrived home Tuesday night from an ex-
washington, d. C., where he attended the
national tuberculosis convention.
Sheldon w. Reynolds, aged 81 years, died
yesterday morning at his home. 1I26 Seventh
avenue, from stomach trouble after an Ill
ness OF two weeks. Besides his wife, five
children survive Mr.. Reynolds. They are
John II. Reynolds of Des Moines, Edith E
Arthur c. and Wilbur @. of this city and
Ethel L Reynolds & Son, proprietors Of a
planning mill. had been a resident Of this
city for forty years.
J. C. johnson and Clyde McClelland
charged with the theft of a shotgun from
James Carlin and pawning It for 81 at the
pawnshop from which Carlln had shortly
before rented 1t to go hunting with, were
acquitted in police court yesterday. Judge
Snyder held that the evidence was Insult
ficient to convict Johnson and first dis
charged him. Then Johnson took the wit
ness stand and testified that he did take
the gun and that his partner had nothing
whatever TO do with the affair. The court
then decided. there was nothing to do but
to also discharge McClelland. The two
men walked out of the court room smiling
as Judge Snyder informed Johnson that he
must repay the pawnbroker the 81 he had
secured on the shotgun.
Freeman Hathaway. the little son OF
Newton Hathaway OF Loveland, was run
down and Instantly killed by a Northwest
ern passenger train Tuesday morning while
on his way TO school. The boy. In COM
pany with another lad. was crossing a
bridge and in attempting to get out OF the
way OF a freight train stepped on the track
In front Of the passenger train. Coroner
Treynor decided that an inquest was unnec-
essary.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ambrose. aged 60 years
died at her home, 1907 Second avenue. yes
terday morning from asthma after an Ill
ness OF two weeks. Besides her husband
Martin Ambrose, deceased Is survived by
four daughters, Mrs. ]. II. Kobort OF
Boone. Ia. Mrs. Louis Kucks of Woodbine
Ia, Mrs. James Smith and Mrs. Henry
Hamburg OF this city. and five sons, w, P
Ambrose and Henry Ambrose OF Logan, Ia.
Martin Ambrose. jr.. of Woodbino, Ia, anC
Fred and John Ambrose of this city. Flu
neral services will be this afternoon at
o'clock at the family residence, conducted
by Rev. j. H. Lindermeyer, pastor OF st
Paurs German Evangelical Lutheran
church. following which the body will b.
taken to Magnolia, Ia. for burial.