Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-18
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Eavs 3oot Print II.
Silver Epergnes-Edholm. JewtIer.
Smoke Rouse for anokes. sis s. 18th.
RUDOLPH =. swoboda, Puhue
A~irshArt. photographer, 18th a FarnamL
Print Lsgals in The Yenson Times"
%tuitasle Lafe-Polarses, sight drafts at
maturity. III n. Nicely. manager. Omaha.
Paying for q Home is as easy as paying
rent -sebrSsAa Saslnss and Loan Ass0-
cist4on VIII show the way. Board OF Trade
building. Sixteenth and Fafnam t meets.
-stS Your Honey ana vsluaslss in a safs
DEPOSIT box in the American safe Deposit
Vaults In the Bee building. 81 rents .
box r. {. ifAlner. president
J. 4. axIthsn, gos First National bank
building. 10 haKing real estate loans with
out decay ana on terms very favorable
% borrowers
TAs Ladies' Aid Society Of the Good
sh,pxIa church win give a l0-cent ken
siI-gton tea al the rome OF Mrs. Thomas
Brown. lsd Writ street. Wednesday after
Loen. All friends Invited.
Ran Gets divorce for cruelty-Henry B.
KART rs given a decree OF divorce from
his wife. Eleanor Griffin Kraft. on the
charge % extreme cruelty toward him. The
decree will not formally issue untn six
months hsnoe. Kraft must pay sl2.5o
monthly for the support Of a minor child.
1runnshaat Nay Run salOon-George
Biunnek4Rt may run his saloon at 1901 81.
Mays avenue. Judge Howard Kennedy has
rendered a decision sustaining the Board
OF Fire and Police commissioners who
granted Brunnekant a license recently. The
profestAnts then appealed TO district court
Petersen Cannot Fence in strest-Nieis
j Peferenu- - narnaanapftv raefrafne1 from
fencing In that part OF Ada street between
Fftehett and Herbert avenues through an
order issued by Judge Sutton in district
court Wednesday. suit was brought against
Peterson and the Benson Land company
by Walter r. Ems.
hallway supsrintsndsnts' Lancheon -
The monthly luncheon Of the Illinois Cen
trail railway division superintendents was
given Wednesday noon at the Paxton hotel.
About twenty OF the representatives. Of that
road participated in the affair. The gath
ering was informal, being merely TO talk
over matters pertaining to the road in this
section and for a social hour.
Msre's . hot weather story-Focusing
through a window pane upon a box OF
matches. the suns rays started q small fire
at the home Of Mrs. n. c. Cunning. 21O4 81.
Mays avenue. Tuesday sfternoon. Con-
siderable damage was done TO one corner
OF the room. curtains, carpet and furniture
being destroyed or badly soorched. The
property is part OF the Frank Murphy es-
tate.
LAnooln Memorial Stamps About Gone
The consignment Of Lincoln memorial
stamps assigned TO the Omaha postoffiee
are about exhausted. The postofnee people
viii make q reauisltion for So0@ more.
but are not sure that. they viii get them.
There we're but 5oo.00o0D Of the issue
printed by the government. There viii be
no more printed after the present supply
Is exhausted
NsbrAskA Church Club DinAar-The an
nusl meeting. reception and dinner OF the
NebraskR Church club viii be held Thurs
day evening at S:@ n the omaha comner-
eial club. r0oHs- Right Rev. Charles Ohm
tead. d. %. bishop OF Colorado. viii ad-
sress he club on Church Men and the
Times. The old officers wiz make their
annual reports aud new officers win be