Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-13
BRIEF CITY NEWS
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1909 MAY 1909
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Handy Ptas-Edholm. Jeweler.

Handy Ptns-Edholm. Jeweler.
Rudolpn r, swobodA, Pubic Accountant
Rinehart, photographer. 18th & Farnarn-
wslkup zeal Estate Co., sos Paxton Blk
Heyn, photo, removed to 16 and Howard.
Asmoval-Dr Hahn now at 2125 Douglas
omaha Electrical works rent motors.
-sel ycur money and valuables IN the
4Ahsrican Safe Deposit vaults In The Bee
4eUildihg. Boxes rent from 81 70 tld
\. y. Combs, optical business. 1870
Douglas street. Examination free.
EqUtshls Lits--Policies. sight drafts at
naturitys II. Il Nicely. manager, Omaha
Home Ownership Is the hope OF ever
family. Nebraska savings and Loan As
ISOLATION will show you the way. Board
u Trade building.
Art Portfolios and Crayons Free-To
school children accompanied by adult.
Thursday, May -, Berg Clothing Co, 10Th
md Douglas SITS. and Frellng e. steinle.
o3 Furnam st.
Claims Against Defunct Railroad-
Judge Troup has allowed S9,s15 in claims
against the defunct Nebraska & Omaha
t'ai!roid company, Judge c. 4. Dickinson,
whu Is the receiver for the road, has no
funds OF visible assets with which to pay
these allowances and the clalmant say
thut the stockholders are liable.
MIS-. Myrtle walker Sues for Divorce
Mrs. Myrtle Walker has filed slit for di-
Nprcet against Gordon B. Walker, a fire
man tor The Union Pacific. charging
various acts or cruelty, including the sale
ot "A wagon wi'h which Mrs. Walker con
Quoted d truck farm business. Mrs. Lulu
Brady IS another suppliant for divorce,
alleging non-support.
Pioneers TO Plan for Picnic-Plans for
the annual picnic OF the Douglas County
Pioneers association will be laid at a
meeting OF the association to be held Thurs
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the Public
library building The picnic will be held
June ~ but the place. has not been deter
mined on yet. At the meeting Augustus
Lockner will read a paper of eminlscenses
One Locked In, the Other out-Mrs.
Bessie Nj. soIkup says her husband locked
her up In their home and Mrs. Mary
kendzier AYERS that her spouse locked her
out. Both are seeking divorce. In Mrs.
kehdziers petition there are charges OF
cruelty more grave than any filed for a
dong time, she accusing her husband Of
striking her with a piece of board, with
his clenched fist and with a whip.
st. Paul Gas Inspector to Visit Omaha
$50 49, NNAAAAiAssAbAtA " ~ Idul mas
notified Prof. Crowley, gas commissioner
In Omaha, that Bertram II. Talbot, one
of the gas inspectors in the Minnesota
capital city, will visit Omaha Monday for
the purpose of inspecting the system here.
with a view of improving the st. Paul sys-
tenn. Omaha has the reputation of having
one II the best equipped gas commissioner
offices in the country.
Railway Mail Service Exams-A class
OF 10 applicants for positions in the rail-
way mail service will be Examined before
the Civil Service commission in room ll9
second floor of the federal building, be-
ginning Saturday morning at $3.50. Owing
to thS. large yrlass 1T wpb be divided and
another Examination viii be- Refd Monday
morning, May ", at the same place. Miss
Viola Coffin, local secretary of the Civil
Service commission, will have charge Of
the examinations. II is expected that the
number of applicants will be materially
Increased before Saturday.