Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-17

Davis. drugs.
CORRIGANS. Undertakers. Phones las
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone 81.
woodring Undertaking company. Tel 800.
FAUST BEER At ROGERS BUFFET.
When you want reliable want ad adver.
Using, use The Bee.
Or. W w. Magareli, optometrist moved
to 206-20s city National bank building.
BAIRD. LONGENECKER e. ROLAND.
Undertakers Phone i22, i4 n. Main 81.
The knights and Ladies Of Security viii
meet in regular session tomorrow eveuinE
Try a picture for that next wedding pres
Ont. AleNanders Art store. &3 Broadway.
Peter Mantas and Ina Thris. both u
Lincoln. Ne5., were married iu this city
yesterday by Justice T. g. Gardner.
500 Chicago Cottage organ. in elegant
condition. al S25 10 a. Hospe Co.. % So.
Main and q pearl street. Council bluffs
Attorney Charles NJ. Harl OF this city
viii deliver the Independence Day address
al Clarinda at the public exercises 10 he
held there on Monday, July ..
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Latts have returned
from Atlanta, Ga, where Mr.. Latta at
tended the national convention Of thu REI'.
way Postal Clerks association
Pottawattamie tribe, improved Jid.r B..
Redmen will confer the first and ~,y"nG
degrees al the regular meeting II ia
tribe in its wigwam In Eagle hall thi
evening.
Rev. Henry CeLeng performed the mar
riage ceremony yesterday Tor ]. r Gun
ningham and Christine Johnson, both Of
Omaha and for II. j. Krutz and Lena HAL.
both II Ewing, Neb.
Floyd Ricky and Daisy Hosier, both Of
Washington: KAN. we're married in this
city yesterdsy the ceremony being per
FaIls Episcopal church.
Frank Gsvts and Lewis Moore were ar
rested yesterday morning. charged with
breaking into enc ~ the work cars located
on the Rock Island tracks. rbev were cap
tured by some section hands who held
them until tho arrival Of the police, They
will have a hearing before Judge Snyder
this mUrninE
The funeral Of Frank l.. wesner, who
committed suicide Tuesday afternoon, will
be ncld this afternoon at 2.31 o'clock from.
tho residence, So Fourth avenue ana viii
First Baptist church, will conduct the
services and burial win be In FalView
cemetery.
y. W. I6eller, proprietor OF the Iowa
Fur 'ure company On South Main street
suffered a fractured elbow md ether I'm
Juiics yesterday morning as the result Of
falling from a fourteen foot ladder white
assisting 4 timer ~ the repair ~ gut
t-rs on the roof Of hts homo. Sl6 I.awton
terrace. Mr.. Keller in falling struck the
Stone walk.
Miss Margaret wIntringer, national SEE
rotary 0f the Womau's Christian Temper.
once union will deliver an address at a pub
lie meeting tc be nrld Friday afternoon at
2 20 O'Clock In thn Broadway Methodist
church under tho suspIces OF the local
union. Tn" unions of Omaha, South Cm-
aha and BcnsOn have been invited to at
tend the meeting.
NJ n. Ward filed suit yesterday for
divorce from Sophie j.. Ward Is whom he
was married april l. 1872, in Omaha. He
says his wife deserted him and their chill.
dren on June 12 1908. Ward asks to be
dccTeed tho custody Of :heir two minor
children and he secured a temporary in
junction restraining the mother from inter
frring with the children, pending the de-
termination Of the suit.
word was received here yesterday VI the
sN'den death al Hawarden, Ia, Tuesday
O. George IL. Gable, formerly . memher
Of The bar Of this city. Gables dead body
was found Tuesday morning in the toilet
rom OF the Earle lodging house. His
death was attributed to sudden hemorrhaga
a. a few weeks ago ne fell and rupturnd
several blood vessels. At the time of his
death Gable was serving as district de
putty Of the Woodmcn II the World. He
was T. years Ct age and married, but
separated from his wife who is said to be
in Chicago with their young son He is
also survived by two brothers living in
Wagner, S. d.