Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-13
BRIEF CITY NEWS

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Rudolph r. swoboda. Public Accountant.
Rinehart, photographer, 18th & Farnam.
Heyn, photo, removed TO 18th & Howard.
D. ,. Combs, expert optician, 1920 Doug.
Equitcbls L~ifs-Policies, sight drafts at
maturity. H, d. Nicely. manager Omaha
George n. Moore is now with the
Union Quitting Co., 1315-17-19 Fsrnam st.
XdlOwIld Butter is churned from pasteur-
lied cream and sold only in cartons. David
Cole Creamery company.
STOCK subscriptions In the Nebraska saw
ing q. Loan Assn from $1,000 to $4,000
earn dividends Of 6 per cent. Board OF
Trade Bldg.
Mrs. Pratt Files Notice Of Appeal
Formal notice of appeal to the supreme
court was filed by attorneys for Mrs. Julia
Montgomery Pratt Saturday in her suit to
enforce the ante-nuptial contract. The de-
PENDANTS are James Hervey Pratt. Henry
w. Magee, Louise Pratt Olson, Hjalma
Olson and Jerome Pratt Magee.
Damage suit Out Of valley Cases
Oscar Talcott of Valley filed suit for $1,000
damages in district court Saturday, alleg-
ing that several Valley men had wrong
fully prosecuted him. The suit is an out
growth Of the Valley liquor cases in
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by Talcott are Marshal George w. Rice,
c. Herbert Coy. a. P. Byers and F. NJ.
Butts.
MSttlenE Kiss and Make Up-John P.
Mettlen of South Omaha has concluded
that possibly he was precipltate In filing
a petition for divorce against his wife and
in getting cut an injunction against her
coming to the residence or to the Burllng-
ton yards, of which he is yardmaster.
The petition has not been dismissed as yet,
but Mr.. and Mrs. MettIen have resumed
living together. A charge Of cruelty was
named in the petition.
Kids Have Quite a Ttms-Running away
from their homes in South Omaha, getting
caught at Lexington, Neb., for some Of
Tense and escaping from jail there after
nineteen days Of Imprisonment, returning
to Omaha, with the Lexington sheriff
close upon their heels, and finally being
kept here because il was said the sheriff
had imbibed too freely of Omaha Joy, Joe
Teshack and Harry Corcoran are now
awaiting trial as incorrigibles in juvenile
court before Judge Estelle.
Alfred Millard Causes An Arrest-Alfred
Willard. officer of the Humane society,
effected the arrest of Harry Cooper, a coal
driver, Saturday morning, by informing
the police of a case which was brought to
his attention by another man. Emergency
Officer Reigelman was sent out and ar
rested Cooper, charging hin with cruelty
to animals. The nan is said to have been
working a horse which had a sore shoulder,
A load of coal was on the wagon. Cooper
lives at Thirteenth and Webster streets
and works for Ruby 81 Graft.
Seymour Lake Park Is opsn-Seymour
Lake park, at Ralston, is now open and
Green's band is playing every evening and
every Sunday afternoon. Most of the at
txaetteRs, including the horizontal roller
coaster, dance hall and stock theateT, are
ready THE beach has been fixed up and
+ boats put on the lake The grand open
: ing" OF the park will be Saturday. June
IS. In about two weeks time there will
be direct car service from Sixteenth and
Howard streets, Omaha, TO the park, but
now passengers must transfer at Forty
fourth and Q streets, South Omaha, to the
RaIston interurban line.