Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-18
BRIEF CITY NEWS
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ocu91as Printing 90. Both phones.
smoks Mouse for Smokes, s1s 9. 18th.
DaraoW Advertising Agency, 2se-t Bee.
Nunoiph = ewoboda, Public Aoeountan2.
ntnshart, photographer. 18th q Farnam.
Joseph aahn, pianist. 21S-is Karbach blk.
Dr.. Ewing Brown. SOC Brandsis mag.
Aeyn, photSg.y removed to 1s g. Howard.
Gloves o~ivansd. mos. Klpatrick's glove
Dept.
nauieabis Esfs-POlicies. sight drafts at
matufity. II u. Nicely. Omaha
Celebration, birth OF Robert Burns. jan
uary Is, Washington hall. auspices Clan
Gordon.
Flumbsrs Meet Today-Piumbers' local
union No. ls will meet at Labor Temple
at $3.50 p. m. today.
=. o. Hamer at the American Safe De-
posit vaults in the Bee building sells
bonds paying to s per cent. They can
bs cashed anytime and you hold your
W security.
Last oau ON Burns Posms-High school
students will be given until Tuesday to
complete their poems on Robert Burns to
be read at the annual Burns banquet on
January rs. to be given by the Clan Cor
don, Order OF Scottish Clans. The poems
were to have been submitted Friday. The
prize Offered Cor the best poem Is $40.
XnDdred Dollars, Assault ana BSetsry-
On the charge of assault and battery
committed against william Rosenow, pro-
prietor Of q livery barn at l4l5 Capitol
avenue, Louis Belts and wlIdam Hansen
were fined 500 and costs each by Judge
Crawford in police court Saturday. They
gave notice that an appeal would be
taken The trouble arose over business
matters and Rosenow claims to have lost
the use OF his right ear as a result OF the
assault. during which a chair was broken
over his head.
EvastEka Club Hntsrtainsd-Mrs. n. r
Hansen was hostess for the Swsstika club
Friday. Ten games OF high five were
played, Mesdames Hansen, SwearingeI
and Madison winning prizes. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. J. r. WEIGH
January 20. Those present Friday were
J. Foley M. Anderson, +. C. Swesrin-
ger, NJ. Pritchard, o. Madison, j. c
Reeder A Foote, C. Weber, w. Martin
J. r. Welch, u. r.. Hanson, J. Dawson and
Mrs. ID. Griffin. guest.
Dr. Tombo visits ooiunbians-Dr. Ru'
dolf Tombo. ir. Of Columbia university Is
making a western tour in the interest oil
the university and spent Saturday IN
Omahp. He was entertained at lunch Sat
urday noon at the Loyal by the locai
alumni From Omaha DR.. Tombo goes Il
Minneapolis. At this dinner the Associa'
ton Of Columbia Alumni Of Nebraska
elected Harley G. Moorehead. president
DR.. w. y. Milroy. vice president, both Of
Omaha, DR.. Torrey s. Alexander, Lincoln
secretary and treasurer.
Welsh Too Much for Tynn-Tom Flynn
street commissioner. has done his bes'
to cops with Weather FOrecaster Welsh
he says. but the weather man has proven
too much for him and he has decided Il
give up the fight and acknowledge tina
he Is beaten. After all the other snow
storms of the winter the street commits
sioner has put his entire force on thu
downtown streets and removed the snow
carting It away in wagons. This las
storm Is "too much" he says, land al
that viii be lone this time will be tn
removing Of the snow from the gutter
to give right-of-way In the event OF
thaw."
Commissioner at Lee1slature-The mex
meeting of the Board of County Commits
siohers viii be Saturday of this week: -
weeks adjournment wa taken Frida!
evening to allow members TO go to LIN
coin and watch the workings OF the stat
legislature. Chairman Bruning and Com
missioner Trainor are members OF the leg
~islatiVe committee of the State Associa
ton of County Commissioners. elected a
Hastings in December, and tney expect I
go to the capital this week. Other mem
bers of the committee are COMMISSIONS
Phil Kennedy OF York county and Com
missioner Kenyon OF Lancaster county.