Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-09
BRIEF CITY NEWS

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Rinshart EhotoEraphar, 1sth a Famam
Lighting RtEfurss, Burgess Grandsn Co
Nsyn, photo, removed to ism & Howard
Equitable Efs-Ponsies sight crafts IT
maturity H ID. NesiY. manager. Omaha
1aso-HatiOnal Life E-nauranos co-IsOs
ANNUITY, Endowment. Life. Term Policies.
Charles = Ady, General Agent, OMAHA
Nahs Eour savings increase your earn
inEs by becoming a member OF Nebraska
savings and Loan Assn. Earns s
ner cent per annum- lgos Farnam 81.
John Fosdiok 10 Faronsd TO Sc Mothsr
]ohn Fosdick, a South Omaha man, held
on a larceny from the person charged in
district court, has been parolled- Fosdick
was let out Of jail temporarily a while ago
To Visit his mother at her death bed
Thsater case Goes 70 Federal Court
The district court Of Douglas county has
issued an order OF removal to the United
States circuit court Of the suit for intunc-
ton brought against the United Theater
company BY Bruno G. Bilz and E. L. John
son. proprietors OF the Gaiety. A motion
Tor removal was entered Tuesday after
noon. and the court held that the grounds
set up are valid
Denied License 20 wed Divorced woman
-Clsde c. Graves Of strool, S. D.. was
refused a license to wed Mrs. Minnie
Atkins OF Denver. because Mrs. Atkins was
divorced Monday Mr.. Graves said he was
aware that the Nebraska law did not per
init remarriage Of divorced people for some
months, but thought this applied only to
residents OF the state. His own plight he
"eOnsidersd a hardship"
she says They're Divorosd; He Denies II
Charles Goff has a family. They live al
&4 south Twentieth street. Tuesday even
ing Mrs. GOfr Uelephoned the police that
her husband. or G0ft. T. DC oorrect-ahe
claims she was divorced from him-came
to the house and insisted on sleeping there.
When the police arrived they found Golf
asleep on a cot In the attic. He insisted
he and his wife were not divorced. that ne
contributed to her support and that his
wife was responsible for the trouble. Goff
was locked up, but when a~rraigned in pO-
Lice court was discharged.
Delay in Amss Avenue ssation-The
Ames avenue postoffice substauOn may not
be opened for business much befores the
middle OF the coming week. The fixtures
are yet to be installed. and the delays In
the arrival Of the carriers compartment
through the freight uoubles on the rail
roads may delay the opening OF the new
postoffice until about tho middle Of the
month. The building is all complete, the
painting finished. but the tull equipment
has not yet arrived and hence the delay IN
opening the office. much 10 the vexadon
and annoyance OF the postOffics depart
ment.
Lawyers JoeksytnR Divorces Case
Jockeylng for position between r. H Dim
sted and B. G. Burbank before Judge Es-
telle in the Phelps divorces case ended In
favor of Mr.. OlmHted. Burbank was in
Bistent that the divorce proceedings be
heard at once. Phelps lawyer wished th'
case to go over until January. SO that hii
client can get here. The probably real rea.
son is that Phelps would like to have his
damage suit against Bergers for the al
legged alienation OF Mrs. Phelps affections
tried first. This case is on Judge Sears
docket and cannot be reached for som'
time. Mrs. Phelps is the plaintiff in tins
suit. Her husband has returned a crosi
bill.
Grant Post" HfsosS 6offiesrs@Grant Post
Grand Army OF the Republic, No. no, held
a meeting I'M Barisht hall and eiectsC
these officers for the year: Commander
Samuel Jones; senior vice commander. w
H. Green; junior vice commander, z. A
Parmelees chaplain, J. H. Brooks; office
OF the day, c. w Allen; officer OF tn
guard. Joseph DOherty; quartermaster, D
NJ. Haverly; surgeon, DR.. r. q. Eskison
delegates to the department encampment
Edward Updike, VIII Green and Afel
Koch. The new officers viii be installe'
At the first Meeting Of the post II
20 January. During the evening wa
launched the candidacy OF Post Com
mander N. K Van Husen for the position
OF department commander.
The Fact thar Cbamberlain,s Cong