Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05
pavis, drugs,

Davis, drugs.
cORRIGANs, Undertaksrs. Phones las
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone 81.
WoOdrtng Undertaking company. Tel $40.
FAUST BEEP AT ROGERS BUFFET.
When you want reliable want ad adver-
Using, use The Bee.
Bluff City Masonic lodge will meet this
evening for work in the first degree.
DR.. w. w. MagarelI, optometrist, moved
TO NS-ts City National bank building.
BAIRD. LoNGENECKER g. BOLAND,
Undertakers. Phone La, IL N. Main ST.
Try a picture for that next wedding pres
emit. Alexander's Art Store, 33 Broadway.
WALL PAPER sALE-THE BEST BAR
GAINS EVER MADE-THIS WEEK AT
J. d. CROCKWELL'S.
A marriage license was issued Yesterday
10 James II. Marquis, aged 20 and Theresa
Zost, aged Is, both of omaha They were
married by Rev. Henry DeLong.
Justice F. b, Gardiner moved yesterday
from his office near the corner of Pearl
street and First avenue to hds new quarters
In the south end of the county court house,
c. r. Drum Of New York. city member
principal speaker at the exercises sun
day afternoon In the Young Mems Christ
Ian association building.
Hawkeye lodge, Independent order of
Odd Fellows, will meet this evening for
the election Of officers. After the business
NNANNAANA a bNA3 oNehA'A WIZ ~ A~ 1870
refreshments will be served.
The members Of the Modern woodmen
and the Royal Neighbors of America will
hold their annual memorial services Sun
day evening in Danish hall. The memorial
sermon will be preached by Rev. EdEar
Price, pastor Of the First Christian church.
Miss Maude Bell has as guests Mr.. A. j,
Morley and daughters, Frances and Grace,
Of Lincoln, Neb. Miss Frances and Miss
Grace. who are accomplished musicians,
Will rive a concert this evening IN the
Schneider & Mueller recital hail, compli-
mentary TO the friends of Miss Bell.
The postponed meeting Of the Board OF
fire and Police commissioners will be
held this afternoon in the office OF Secre-
tary w. +. Sapp. Chief Nicholson, II ~
stated, will make a statement to the board
relative to the fire alarm system which,
II Is said, has been out OF order for some
time,
Harry Brown, clerk of the district court,
received notice yesterday from the state
Beard of Control that e. A. wilkins, com
mitted from Montgomery county TO the
state asylum at Clarinda last January, had
been discharged. wilkins was a resident ot
this city and lived with his family on
Harrison street.
Harry Bell, the young man charged with
embezZling $50 belonging to the simon
grocery, where he was formerly employed,
was yesterday held to the grand jury by
Judge Snyder. Bell denied that he had APP
propriated $50. but declared the amount
was only KS, III OeldulN vi pdh BlNN'N q
$500 he was TO the county Jail
wANTED-To LOAN $4,000 ON FUR
NITuRE PIANOS, LIVE STOCK OR
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
BUSINESS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
PRIVATE ROOMS FOR CONSULTATION.
COME TO IT, US. PHONE BELL RED
IA; I'M 2Sa. IOWA LOAN CO., CORNER
PEARL AND BROADWAY.
A meeting OF the directors OF the Coun-
ell Bluffs Fish and Game Protective as
ISOLATION, will be held this evening at the
city hall to TAX action in the matter OF
the purchase of the Krug club house build
Ing. located outside the enclosure at Lake
Manawa. 1t Is understood the club can
secure Il for about $500. The building is said
to have originally cost about $1,000
Mayor Thomas Maloney and City Treas
urer True armed with fishing rods and
other equipment dear to the heart OF a dis
ciple OF IZask Walton went to Tarkio, Mo,
yesterday to inspect the city's dredge,
which was leased some time ago to H.. II,
Rankin of that place, II is proposed to
bring the machine back late In the sum
mer or in the early fall for further work
on Indian creek. ....,...... .