Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-22
BRIEF CITY NEWS
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Rinehart, photographer, 18Th & Farnam
Lighting Fixtures. Burgess Granden Co.
Heyn, photo, removed to 10th & Howard
J. A. Gentleman CO.. Undsrtakors. New
location 1914 Chicago st. Both phones.
Equitable Lifs-Policies sigh drafts at
maturity. II. d. Nicely. manager. Omaha
Coal Hill Coal Company - Large Nut,
8 per ton. Good cooking coal. Tel. D.. S7s.
where eau yOu start monthly deposits
OF s. TO $40, earning 6 per cent dividends?
At the Nebraska Savings and Loan Assn.
log Board OF Trade building, Farnam ST.
Volunteers Of Amsrioa-1n observance
Of its usual custom the Volunteers of
America viii make their annual donation
OF baskets Of Thanksgiving cheer 20 the
poor and needy from their headquarters,
III North Fifteenth street. on the day
preceding Thanksgiving.
The Parish Ala Society Of All Saints
church will hold a sale of fancy goods.
and beautifully dressed dolls and doll
furnishings, on Wednesday and Thursday.
December l and 2. on the second floor
Of Orchard & wilhelms.
Reception for Miss EIusrt-AIiss
HAiAAN Do "a ANAAAllk NlElAAutl VI TIE NuN6E
club, who leaves shortly to take up her
residence in Portland. Ore. was rendered
a reception by the club et the club rooms
yesterday afternoon. Miss Elmert was
presented with a handsome amethyst pin
as a token OF the esteem In which she
is held.
Chicago Road Ruling Next Saturday
Testimony by fifteen witnesses and
lengthy oratory from John l.. Kennedy
and J. G. Wharton we're heard by the
Board OF County Commissioner relative
to the establishment Of a road in Chicago
precinct. The board Gid not rule on the
case and announced .ha IL viii do so
next Friday.
Detective Sullivan Is out-Detective
M. J. sullivan, who was shot the evening
OF November 1, by Albert Prince, colored,
was out Saturday afternoon for the first
time since the shooting. Sullivan spent
seventeen days i'm the hospital, and
three days ago was removed to his home.
He is recovering very nicely and VIII soon
be able to appear against Prince in dis
trict court.
Anton Smith is Disohargod-Anton
Smith, whose right name is unpronounee-
able. was given q preliminary examina-
tion Saturday on the charge Of stealing
three horses from Frank Koshla, while
the latter was lingering in Jail on a
trumped up robbery charge preferred on
information given by Smith. An array of
witnesses for the opposing sides lined up
and after hearing much of it the court
deemed II unwise to hold Smith for dis
trict court and he was discharged.
House Movers and shade Trsos-George
Crush. 2419 South ~Twenty-first street.
and Frank Spevak, 7Os Center street,
house movers, were arrested by officer
Jensen Saturday afternoon, on complaint
of N F. Harris, 1912 Clark street, who
charged the men with malicious destruc-
ton of property. The men were engaged
In moving a house and In order to get
by Lhadst break iasome valuable shade
trees owned by Mr.. Harris. The men
gave bail for their appearance in court
Monday morning.
Closing Fight to Continued. NJ. Copas,
chairman of the Sunday closing COM
mittee says that the Sunday closing
fight is no joke. and that with proper
assistance he proposes 20 carry the fight
TO the limit, He depceca.es the action Of
some of the BARRIERS, who are determined
TO violate the Sunday closing laws as de-
cided at their recent meeting at the
Dahlman club. II viii call upon the
acting mayor for assista ice to secure the
names OF such barbers,' said Mr.. Copas,
"Rs are determined to work on Sundays"
Two Pioneers Nix Things-Charles
Glein, bowed down in years. a veteran of
the civil war and a well known resident
of Omaha for many years, faced Judge
Crawford in police court, charged with
assault and battery. preferred by John
c. jacobson, also a pioneer settler, with
whom Glein has been making his home.
When the case was called IL developed
that jacobson, a witness TO the alleged
assault. refused 10 come into court, where
upon the case was put over until Monday
so that the unwilling witness could be
subpoenaCd.
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