Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-29
Police Raid Roumsnian Lodging
House and Arrest Fourteen.
ACCUSED OF ROBBNe SALOON
Busineas Wen Organise to Promote n
Fruit Fair and Have Already
Raised Much of Money Needed
to Make IL n Go.

broke into and robbed Alexander Grants
saloon at Thirtieth and Q streets last sat
urday night. The men arrested were Mark
Mlovan. Frank Digamitich. Radisco Ser
anus, Mike Malobar. Blark Huber, John
Smead, alias Luca, Joe Chalish, John Villas,
Comas Szupich. John Kish, George Men
dey, Frank Posth, and Julius vilka.
After the raid the officers returned and
searched the premises and found some of
the stolen liquor and tobacco. Several OF
the Roumanians had considerable money
with them. They took their arrest with
good nature.
Fourteen prisoners and the police officers
gave the patrol wagon the hardest test
It has received since 1t was placed in COM
mission.
McCIintOck-TrRpp.
The wedding Of w L. McClintock and
Miss Mabel Trap occurred Wednesday
evening at the home OF the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Trap, Thirty-tirst and
X streets. DR.. r. c.. Wheeler performed
the ceremony In the presence Of a large
number Of guests. Miss Isabelle Flaherty
was bridesmaid and Kenneth Rock best
man. Miss Blanche Hanning played the
wedding march. The bride carried white
roses and was costumed in white. The
decorations we're in white principally,
though a bower in the parlor was OF green,
Many valuable gifts were PRESENTED to the
young people. They will make their home
at sos North Twelfth street and will go on
no wedding trip. They will be at home
after December 1.
Miss Trap was well known at the city
hall two years ago when she was the
building inspectors clerk. Mr.. McClintock
is In the oil business.
". M. @. A.. Notes.
The date for the first number of the
Young. Mems Christian association lecture
course will soon be here. Patrons who
expect to purchase tickets would better
plan to do so when the agent, Charles
Beavers, calls. Tickets are also on sale
at the association office and will be re-
served upon a phone message. 1t is a
big Job for one man to sell 500 tickets,
and the citizens VIM help the Young Mems
Christian association II they will buy
early.
A long window is being placed in the
Young Mems Christian association lobby,
opening into the gymnasium, for visitors
to watch the class work and gymnasium
games. Women are especially invited to
visit the class work.
Promoting Fruit Fair.
THE South Omaha merchants met in con-
siderable. number last night at library hall
to promote the project Of an autumn fruit
fair. The committee on solicitation Of
funds and prizes. headed by John Flynn,
had a splendid report. It was announced
THAT several hundred dollars had been
pledged for the purpose and to pay the
expenses of the fair. Committees were APP
pointed to wait on the city officials to Sc
ure n permit for the fair and TO see If
the city hall cannot be secured for the
principal center Of the exhibit. 1t is pro-
posed to make use Of Inc police court and
possibly some of the court yard between
the jail and the city hall. Prizes will be
offered for all kinds of produce In small
quantity.
Magic City Gossip.
For Rent-5-roOm' cottage, modern except
heat. H. C.. Ulmer, 72 N. 18th st.
letters Gold Top Beer delivered TO any
part Of the city. Telephone No. s.
Mr., and Mrs. Yeazel Of Homer, ILL.,, are
the guess OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Agnew.
The g. u. b. n. fraternity OF the Chris
fesIds GsSrs 81 M Tll e. N. a oT @qsiSsiG ls5 at M tss
souri, avenue, Friday at 3 p. m.
; Fanoy-New, fancy shoes tor the little
D folks Just in. Cressey.
Mrs. j.. B. Watkins has gone to Sioux
City to attend Eastern Star convention.
Old Ladies-We handle a long line OF
solid comforts. Cressey.
Martin Stilmock was arrested at the in
1 stance OF his wife. who charged him with
abusing her. -.r
Wanted-Dining room girl and kitchen
q woman at the Burton restaurant, 517 North
TNenty-fOurth Street.
Miss Jean Lee gave a halloween party
. Iuesday evening, a. which ten young peo'
9 pie enjoyed themselves greatly.
LADIES-See those new all crayenett,
and bronze shoes; also the colored toI
: shoes we are showing. Cressey.
: A meeting of the Presbyterian Brother.
: hood viii be held at the home of William
I barclay. gl12 + street. Friday evening.
SCHOOL SHOES-Last Saturday So boy,
n and girls bought school shoes here. II You
see our line you will like them. Cressey.
: "A card PARTY win be Elyen this evening
streets, by the women of St. Mary's church
Get Ready-Cold and wet will soon b,
a here, and you viii want warm, dry feet
. one. cressey.
y Adolph Hutchinson, VINO underwear a,
operation at the South Omaha hospital 70
eppenaleits, Is now recovering ana wa
Money carried on the person Is not "a r.
x Money loaned without proper security 4
not safe. Money rlsked in speculation Il
not safe. But money deposited in the Liv
a stock National bank is not only absolutel
safe. but viii pay you four per cent inter
The children and brother Of Mrs. Doroth.
[. Meth wish to express their sincere thank
\ to the many friends for the kindness, sym
- pathy and flowers given at the time OF on
n great bereavement. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
& Meth, Nj. and Mrs, y. w. Meth, Mr.. an
Mrs. RoRth. Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Jacobs
a Mrs, Charles +. Meth. Miss Labentha Met
a and Mr.. Fred Whiting.
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