Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06

Davis, drugs.
coRR1GANs. Undertakers. Phones las.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81.
WoodrinB Undertaking company. Tel. 3S9.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Mhen you want reliable want ad adver-
DE-. W. w. Masareil. optometrist, moved
TO o6-2os City National bank building.
BAIRD, LoNGENECKER & ROLAND,
onoertakers Phone ~, IA n. Main st.
Try a picture for that next wedding pres
emit Alexander's Art Store, 333 Broadway.
Public school pupils make up subjects at
ton.
Mrs. Carrie Jlgp,. wife of Henry Jlpp of
calhoun, Neb., died yesterday at st. Bern
days.
A meeting Of the directors of the National
horticultural congress will be held this
evening at the headquarters In the Merriam
block.
A building permit was issyed yesterday to
n. II. Spetman for a one-story frame cot
to cost 1850.
All member OF the Royal Neighbors Of
America are requested to meet at the hall
IN the Merriam block Sunday evening at I
O'Clock to attend the memorial services in
Danish hall In a body.
An amendment to the articles Of incor.
poraton of the II. A. Quinn Lumber com.
stock from 100000 10 500, 900. was filed with
the county recorder yesterday afternoon.
George W. Jensen. the district court grand
juror who was nearly ~asphyxlated at the
ogden hotel on the night OF May II, was
reported late last evening to be sinking,
and Il was feared he would not survive the
night.
@. w. Mowery. 7s Seventeenth avenue,
was arrested yesterday afternoon on the
charge Of beating his wife, Bessie Mowery.
He gave bond In the sum Of 500 and will
have a hearing Monday before Justice
Edward Ryan, aged Is years, died last
evening at his home, 1895 Fifth avenue,
death being due to old age and general
ranEements for the funeral ave not been
completed.
N. Hickman was arrested yesterday after
noon, charged with DESERVING his wife,
Minerva Hickman, and falling to provide
for her support. He gave bond in the sum
Of 500 and will have a hearing this after
noon before Justice Cooper.
The state OF Iowa has purchased from
DR.. n. 4. Jennings OF this city sixty acres
of land for an addition to the grounds Of
the Iowa School for the Deaf. The state
paid t125 an acre for the land, which will
be used for additional pasture.
william Vickery, an inmate of the county
poor farm at McC1elland, was sent to st.
Demands hospital yesterday by the com,
to be mentally deran9ed and recently has
wandered away from the poor farm on
several occasions.
When BrtnClpal =. L.. IhOnndS OF ln6 nlBn
school returned to his home Thursday even
ing he discovered In his parlor a handsome
leather armchair, the gift Of the members
of the senior class. Prof. w, A. Brindley
Of the high school faculty was presented
by the senior class with a gold mounted
watch fob.
The young people OF the Swedish Lutheran
church are planning to hold a Swedish ma
tionai midsummer musical festival on june
"a. John Peterson, Carl Peterson, Augusta
4Malm, Hilda FERN and Tekla Thulin have
been appointed a committee on arrange
ments. The program will be arranged by
Rev. r.. Glad, the pastor, and wife.
wANTED-To LOAN 10000 ON FUR
NITURE. PIANOS, LIVE STOCK OR
N SECURITY. LOWEST RITES.
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
BUSINESS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
PRIVATE ROOMS FOR CONSULTATION.
COME TO SEE Us. PHONE BELL 70
lls; ND 23a IOWA LOAN. CO., CORNER
PEARL AND BROADWAY.
ETC, shivers is being held at the city
taIE charged with the theft of a fur cape
vaised at 500 from the yard OF City Health
OFFICER Bowers. The cape, which Is of
mink, belonged to Mrs. Bowers. Shivers
Is said to have pawned the cape for Is
cents and later redeemed II when the pawn
broker refused TO advance any more money
on It. So far the police have been unable
to recover IL.