Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-10
BRIEF CITY NEWS
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Douglas Printing 90. Both phones.
barlow Advertising Agency, 1904 Bee
Rudolph 7. swoboda, Public Accountant.
Rinehart, photographer. 18th d Farnam
Gloves Cleaned, Thos. Kilpatrick's glove
Dept.
Pa Rourke for holiday candles and CT
ssrs. siC S. 18th
Equitable Lifs-Policies, sight drafts at
maturity. II. D.. Nicely. manager. Omaha
Keep your money and valuables in a
safe deposit box in the American Safe
Deposit vaults in The Bee building, which
is burglar proof; 81 rents a box.
Lecture on Russian Literature-Dr.
Elias Holovtchiner will address the
Omaha Philosophical society Sunday at 3
p. m. in tBaright hall, Nineteenth and
Farnam streets, on Russian Literature"
Defendant in Divorce suit Diss-The
death of the defendant in the divorce suit
Of Mollie Ream against her husband,
James w. Ream of South Omaha. caused
the dismissal Of the case this morning in
the district court.
McKeen Files Formal Answer-A formal
answer has been filed in the district
court in the divorce case of Mrs. Elizabeth
New McKeen against her husband. w. r.
McKeen, alleging cruelty. The decree in
this suit is expected to follow very soon.
John Lubold Buys Florence Lots-John
Lubold has bought from Henry Anderson
twenty lots in block o., Florence. Mr..
1ubold Will start to improve this block
early in the spring and has already con-
tracted with Hastings & Heyden to build
two bungalows. ......
Collections by CITY Clerk-over $4,000
was collected by City Clerk Butler during
1908 for licenses issued and transcripts
made out. The licenses Of the year totaled
1917 and brought SIC, 065.5 into the treas
ury. Other fees collected amounted to
S211.O5, making a total Of SIC, 276.55.
A. Clifton VIII Rest at Plattsmouth-The
funeral services over the body of Alexan-
der Clifton, who died suddenly of heart
failure Thursday, were held at the home
1906 South Sixth street, at 3 o'clock Satur-
day afternoon. The body will be taken to
Plattsmouth Sunday morning for burial.
Dog on Basket Causes Fire-A dog tip
ping over a basket of clothing against a
hot stove caused a small fire Friday even
ing at the home of Andrew Fahey, con-
ductor of the police patrol wagon, who
lives at 29T Dorcas street. The clothes
were burned UP, entailing a loss of about
$40, but the house was saved from serious
damage.
Bergman Gets a Brass s-hield-Colonel
Bergman has been presented with a brass
shield. decorated with swords and pis.
tolls, by the department heads and clerks
in the employ of the observation-disclosures
Wholesale Hardware company. On the
| shield ia aDprayaH tFpragaptaA hy oIpnGrl,.
friends to the brave soldier, Colonel E
Pluribus Bergman"
Woman Cites Many Causes-A suit for
divorce was filed Saturday morning in the
district court by Mrs. Mona V. Nolan
against her husband, Charles NJ. Nolan. al.
leging cruelty and the use of vile language,
attempts at personal violence and failure
to provide for her and a minor child. She
asks. an absolute divorce and the custody
of the child, temporary alimony and attor-
ney fees. They were married in Council
Bluffs January o, 1905. Nolan is a black
smith by trade.
workman Falls Through window
While cleaning a large plate glass win
dow in front of the Merchants restaurant,
1919 Dodge street, early Saturday morn
ing Louis Gilman, a foreigner living at
2Oll Jackson street and employed by the
American Window Cleaning company, fell
through the window when his ladder
broke His hip was wrenched and con-
fused and bits of broken glass cut him
slightly in a number of places. He was
taken to the police station in the patrol
wagon and attended by Police Surgeon
Barbour, after which he left for home.
More Want Divorces - Mrs. Maud
Kirschner brought suit for divorce against
her husband, William Kirschner, in the
district court for nonsupport and minor
child. Two months before the birth OF the
child he struck her, she says, with his fist,
knocking her dow and kicking her. A
suit for divorce was filed Saturday morn
ing for alleged abandonment and extreme
cruelty by Mrs. Helen Calvert against her
husband, Robert II. Calvert, in the district
court. They were married in st. Thomas,
Ontario, Canada, September "A, 1905. Ac-
ton for a divorce was filed by Frank II.
Miller against his wife, Olive B. Miller. for
alleged, cruelty and extravaganza and the
custody of child. They were married In
Watonga, Okl.
The Yellow Peril.