Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-25
T'la.4r CITY NEWS
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ainshNrt, Photographer, 18th q Farnam.
lighting Fixtures, Burgess Granden Co.
heyn' photo, removed to 10th & Howard.
]. A. oentlomSn CO., UndsrtaRoru. New
location 1914 Chicago st. Both phones.
-quitable Eife-Poliolss sight drafts At
nuturity. h. p. Nicely. manager. Omaha
Ooal kin Coal Company Large Nut.
So rvr 1O4. GOOD cooking coal. lei. b.. go
GraEd Ball Rt washington Hali-For
benefit OF striking street car men. Cen
sral admission 500. November "a, 1893.
maze Your Savings increase your earn
lnss ~ becoming a member OF Nebraska
savings and Loan ASSN. Earns q
PEI cent per annum. 1908 Farnam 81.
Garfield Circle Party-Ladies Of the
Grand Army of the Republic, Garfield
Circle No. IL, viii give a high five party
al Earlght's hall Friday evening.
-.sNr transfer company-rhe Council
ttuIts NHd Omaha Transfer company has
iiied articles OF incorporation for $4,000.
JoIles McCauley, Clarence McCauley and
a. { Dunn are the Incorporation.
-tobert Gilmore Buys Three Houses
.obert illinois has bought the three
.a iARAHtH anu TWO frame houses at
the southwest corner OF Twentieth and
Burt streets, from Or. Gening OF Chicago,
the consideration being S14,500.
Money for visiting nurse Association
The annual collection in the Omaha High
school, for the benefit OF the Visiting
Nurse association, this year amounts to
$40. This is the only collection authorized
in the high school during the year. The
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the average.
New Corn Show Pamphlet-The bureau
of publicity Of the Omaha Commercial club
is preparing a new issue of the Omaha
pamphlet for distribution during the corn
exposition which Will be entirely different
from those heretofore put out. These will
be used during the meeting of the Ameri-
can Breeders association, the National
corn exposition, the Missouri River con-
siess and the Midwest implement dealers.
Fruit Dealers Must Leave sohlits-sam
Scavuzzo and Joseph Rotolo, otherwise the
Tropical Fruit and Candy company, must
cave the schlitz hotel building at once, for
county Judge Leslie has granted a writ Of
execution TO Fred Vogel, jr., Of Milwaukee.
Judge Leslie decided the contention in
!avor of Vogel Monday and since then the
Italians have filed an appeal to district
court. Their attorney commended that the
writ should not issue while the appeal is
bending, but the court held otherwise. ,
steel Fences Done at Burlington depot
steel fences about the passenger plat.
TORN at the Burlington station have been
completed by the Chicago firm, which
had the contract for the work. and are
ready fer active service. During the week
t.1 gates viii be wide open, while the
PANT is drying, but next week a gate
der will be placed at the exits and
ui passengers will be required to show
.--lr tickets before being allowed admit
.--..,e 10 the train sheds.
funeral Of hra. W. L. Musgravs-The
funeral of the late Mrs. w. L. Musgrave
N.as held Wednesday afternoon from the
Incidence, 211s Pinkney street, with inter
nent in Forest Lawn cemetery. The SER
Sices were conducted by Rev. Mr.. Abbott,
pastor of Trinity Methodist church, and
he cortege was a large one. The floral
ributes received at the Musgrave home
we're many and beautiful. All Of the
rect railway organizations and many rel
.t,ves and friends sent wreaths and other
loral tokens, as a mark Of the esteem
IL which Mrs. Musgrave was held. Mr.
Musgrave is assistant superintendent Of
h street railway.