Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-08
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RpVo Root HEI&v 49,
an arasin Dishss-Edholm. Jeweler.
sneks Eouss for smokes, sis 8. 18TH
Rudoiph y. 9woboaa. Public AooountAnA
1tnsAart, photographic, 18th q FarnamL
Prnt Lsgais In The Benson Tines."
Equitable Llfs-Policies, sight drafts at
maturity. II. ID. Nicely. manager. omaha
". y. Thomas, 503 First National Bank
Bldg. lends money on Omaha real estate
In sums OF $500 70 s250,VO0. Prompt service
Keep -FOUR nEOnSJ and luAsl in q
sale deposit box in the American safe
Deposit Vaults in the Bee building: 81
rents a box F. c. Hamer. president.
Loans for Homsmaksrs on reasonable
terms. repaid monthly. Nebraska Savings
and Loan Association. 1904 Farnam street
Organized 1885.
J. n. Aithsn, 20S First National bank
building, Is making real estate loans at
Rh per cent interest Cash on hand, no
delay. Liberal terms to borrowers.
Young McCagus Rises Again-John l..
McCague, j., Of Omaha has been ap-
pointed to the Kellogg fifteen of Amherst
college. The men are chosen from the
sophomore class TO compete for a prize
OF $50 In the course of public speaking.
Question OF burglary warrant was
issued out OF Justice Cockrell's court Sat-
urday morning for the arrest of Viola
Gay, colored. on the charge of breaking
and entering the premises of Eliza Will
liams. els Jackson street, on February 8.
Good Price for band-One hundred and
sixty-two dollars and fifty cents per acre
is the price paid by Fred l.. Kirton of
Blair. Neb., 10 w. II. Olmstead for forty
acres OF land north west OF Benson. The
total amount was $500. The transaction
was completed Saturday.
New Editor for Exhibit-P. p. Fodrea
has just been made editor of the Omaha
Trade Exhibit, to succeed w D.. Perclval,
who has resigned Mr.. Fodrea will take
hold on Monday morning and will look
after the editorial work on the paper,
meanwhile carrying on his advertising
business,
Unity Club Leoturss-The last OF the
Unity club lectures viii be delivered CT
Unity church Monday evening by Miss
Janet Wallace of the Omaha High school
Her subject will be "The Beginnings OF
oxford, Town and University" The lee
ture viii be illustrated by pictures taken
by Miss Wallace on her visit 10 oxford
Finsd for overworking Rorse-For hir-
ing a horse at a livery stable, supposedly
IOr q rev hours ana then WORKING II all
day until 10 was rendered unable to dc
anything more. William Cox Of 611 Nortn
Seventeepth street was fined IS and. coats
in police court Saturday. The COM
plainant was Hugh Noone, whose livery
barn 10 at tO1O Hamilton street.
san souci Ciub-The San .soucI clut
was entertained Friday evening at the
home OF Miss Jessie Corey. The evening
was spent in, playing cards, at VIII, Il
high score was Won by Miss Regina
ANDERSEN and consolation by Mis-;
Stella Olson. Those present were: Mrs
n. A. Baldwin and Misses Flora Stemm
Tune Corey, Maudie Wilcox. Bertha Pix
ton. Charlotte Peterson. Ethel Corey
Jennie Nelson, Jessie Corey, Stella Olson
Regina ANDERSEN and Jessie Robinsop
Mr.. Butts II suttsd Out Of AEonsy-By
being iostled and crowded by three mel
on a Farnam street car about 8 o'clocl
Friday evening, William Butts, 312;
Corby street, claims 10 have been robbeS
of 800 in bills, $50 worth of checks an,
81 worth OF postage stamps. He has re
ported to the police that he lost tina
amount of valuables and thinks the thre
men picked his, pocket and secured hi
purse. The occurrence was between tn
Burlington depot and Fourteenth an
Farnam streets. A fair description of on
OF the men has. been furnished the pc
lice, hut Mr.. Butts does not remembe
how the other two looked.