Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-27
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Rave Roct Print n.
n. p. Bwoboda-Corttfisd
Rinehart, photographer, 18th & Farnam.
lighting Fixtures, Burgess Granden co.
Hsyn, photo, removed to 18th & Howard
!, A. Gentleman Co., Undertaken. New
d .atlon 1914 Chicago st. Both phones.
Equitable Life-Policies sight drafts a,
maturity. H. d. Neely. manager. Omaha
Coal Hill Coal Company - Large Nut
s. per ton. Good cooking coal. Tel d. gg
Home Ownership is the hope OF every
family. Nebraska Savinges and Loan Assn.
will show you the way. 100 Board OF Trade
Bldg, 18th and Farnam.
Funeral OF Fred L. Baird-The funeral
OF Fred L. Baird was held Friday after
noon, with services in the Cole-McKay
chapel and interment in Mount Hope GEM
etery.
Asks Divorce After Three Years-Mrs.
Mabel Joine, who married Walter Jolne
In Dewey county, Okl., I'm 1905, is suing
for divorce in the district court on the
ground Of deseruon.
Substantial Profits in sight-Pool form
ing to buy Nevada-Omaha stock from weak
holders. II interested telephone Douglas
5O96, or call on e.. $, Weatherley, 30 First
National Bank Building.
HanBoom Park Dancing Club-The an.
nual dancing party Of the Hanscom Park
Dancing club will be given at the Rome
hotel this evening. Elaborate preparations
have been made for the event.
new Brewing Company-The Interstate
Brewing company is Incorporated with a
capital Of $4,000 by Frank Kruger, Frank
Hagan and Joseph NJ. Gerhard. The com
pany will do . jobblng business despite
the title OF the corporation.
Iowa and Nebraska Rotsl Clerks-The
annual meeting OF the Iowa a. Nebraska
Hotel Clerks association will be held al
the Loyal, December G.. Officers are to be
elected for the new year and the matter
vi the organization Of "a national a~ssocia.
hOn will be talked over.
Omaha Men to Operate Zig Ranch-H
G. Moorehead and J. p. Palmer have in.
corporated the Diamond Bar Cattle com
pany for S125, 600. They will operate a bis
{ ranch in Cherry county, which they have
Just bought from Clinton Anderson OF
Neigh.
Three More wyoming River Msn-Gov'
ernor Brooks of Wyoming has named three
additional delegates to the Missouri River
Navigation congress, which meets in
Omaha during the corn exposition. ]. p,
Cantillon Of Casper. superintendent of the
Northwestern: J. r. Carpenter Of Carpen-
ter and NJ. c.. Barrow of Douglas, are the
three and all say they will zoe on hand.
Thomas Brown Funeral Here Sunday
The body of Thomas Brown, lunch coun-
ter and restaurant man, whose death oc-
Cured at Jacksonville. Fla, while he was on
route to Palm Beach, will arrive in Omaha
this morning. Funeral services will be
conducted Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock
at the residence, 1894 Writ street, and the
body will then be taken to Chicago for
cremation.
Seeking Woman to Tell Her OF Father
Death-The police are endeavoring to To-
cate Mrs. John Harrig, wife of a Local
brlcklayer and stone mason, to inform her
Of the death Of her father at Superior,
Wis. In a communication received from
Frank johnson, brother of Mrs. Harrig,
the police are informed several letters to
Mrs. Harrig nave been returned unclaimed
and every effort will be made to locate
the woman and inform her Of her bereave-
ment.
Not the warmest Thanksgtv1ng-While
the maximum temperature In Omaha
Thanksgiving day was 81 and the minimum
%. and was considerably warmer than
TlankSglVlnk gay Oh lJOoi lh0 ihuAihAuhA VI
which was 80 and the minimum 30, yet the
last ten days preceding the Thanksgiving
period OF 1908 was really warmer than the
corresponding ten days Of the present
vear There have been even warmer
thanksgiving days in this locality h
In 1909.
Exhibits from Ocean to oooan-Two
States from different ends OF this country
lave sent word to the Corn exposition
MANAGEMENT of the nature OF their ex-
hIbits. which are now under way. WASH
inRton and Delaware will each have inter-
esting exhibits. Washington will show the
stockmen Of the west how to fatten cattle
so they will top the market without the
use OF corn. Delaware, with its limited
acreage, will demonstrate the science of
intensive farming. or how TO make a good
living on small acreage
Inspector now q Postmastsr-Henry r,
Grokan of Lincoln, for several years post
office inspector for the South Platte dis
trict, has been appointed superintendent OF
the Ames avenue and Twenty-fourth street
postoffice substation, which will begin oper
,ations December /. This is a promotion for
\ Mr.. Grogan. While his official residence
,bls been nomlnany in lincoln. MI. Grogan
and family have been making their home
In Omaha. It is not known, at this time,
who will succeed Mr.. GrOgan as postoffice
Inspector for the South Platte district