Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-11
BRIEF CITY NEWS

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Pa 1Ourks for holiday candles aud c-
garS. ale 6. 18th
Aquftab1s LAfo-PoiicieS. sight drafts At
maturity. IL d. Nicely. manager. Omaha.
Altar . firs you want your money. Keep
your insurance papers and money In the
American Safe Deposit vaults In The Bee
building; 81 rents a box
Retail Lumbsr Don1orH-The annual
meeting of the South west Lumber Deal
ers association will tai place In Omaha
February .. The headquarters OF the as
ISOLATION will be at the Paxton hotel.
BOSNIAN in Hanscom Pulpit-Rev. e. Il
Hosman will preach at the morning and
evening services at the Hanscom Para
Methodist Episcopal church Sunday. The
first service isHat 1O:3O a. m and the sec
pnd at 1880 p. IN. Sunday school is at
noon.
Mrs. Lillian Goldsmith GETS Divorce
Lillian Goldsmith was granted a divorce
In TIE equity court Saturday morning, al
lesing cruelty against her husband, Sam
uel Goldsmith. Mrs. Goldsmith was
awarded by the court $50 per month ALI
mony. t10O attorneys fees and 12b costs.
7sady to Cut Ics-The Omaha Ice and
Cold Storage company will begin cutting
ice Monday on Cutoff lake with a force
of $50 or 500 men. Quite a force of men
was at work at Cutoff lake Saturday re-
moving the snow in front of Swift and
Company's plant preparatory to the cut
ting.
Funeral Directors Convention - The
Nebraska State Funeral Directors asso-
citation has decided to hold it's next an
nual convention in Omaha. June s, o and
10. The Paxton hotel has been selected
as headquarters. 1t is expected that more
than 100 undertakers from various points
in the state will be present.
Foot Crushed BIZ Timber-Ray McClel-
Ian, a laborer, who gives Ottawa, Kan,
as his home, but who has lately been
working for the c. N. Dietz Lumber com
pany, was painfully hurt yesterday aft
ernoon by a large timber falling on his
right foot. The foot was badly bruised
and Mcclellan will be laid up for several
days.
Saturday Might Club Msets-The Sat
urdIy Night club of Dundee, composed of
some of the residents Of Dundee, who
meet every two weeks, met Saturday
night at the home of w. Il. Shepard, 4915
Capitol avenue. Henry w. Yates adj
dreased the club on the guaranty of
bank deposits and an informal discussion
followed.
Douglas County PioneerS-The annual
meeting Of the Douglass County Associa-
ton Of Nebraska Pioneers will be held
in the public library building January IA,
at . p. m. Officers for the ensuing year
will be elected at this meeting and ar
rangements will be completed for the an
nual picnic, as well as for the winter
social Of the association.
sherifrs Report for the Year-The re-
port Of the county sheriff for the year
1908 shows little variation compared with
the last few years. Eighty-two prison
ers were conveyed to Lincoln. 1,S2l pris-
orers committed to jail. S.Sl6 writs
served: 124 insane patients. Of which 81
have been released, 6s sent to the asy-
lum. 4 now in Jail and l dead.
Attempted Forgery Draws a Month
twenty-five days for unsuccessfully try
ing TO pass a check which he claims to
have merely found and presented for pay
ment was the reward Frank S. Beatty re-
ceived in police court Saturday for his
attempt TO relieve his financial strin-
gency. He was placed under arrest last
Tuesday by Captain Dunn. The check
he tried to pass is for $4S and is believed
to be q forgery.
window Cleaner Injursd-Louis Gilman
an employe of the American Window
Cleaning company, was slightly hurt yes
terday afternoon while cleaning windows
at 1919 Dodge street. The ladder OF
which he was standing broke and he wa:
thrown through the window, sustaining
bruises and cuts, none of which, how
ever, proved to be serious. He wa
treated by Police Surgeon Barbour anC
afterward taken to his home.
Live Stock Company M~eeting-The di
rectors meeting OF the Crescent Live
Stock company of Alliance, Neb., one o
the largest ranch concerns In the United
States. Will be held In Omaha January 10
Among those who Will be present are
b. f. Ankeny, Alliance. Neb.; G. E. Lamb
Clinton, Ia; A. l. DUPONT, the powde
magnate of Wilmington, Del; A. J
Maltiner, Deadwood. S. D.; William 3
Dwinnell. Wilmington, Del, and Val A
Bonney. Alliance, Neb.
eamst Hurt in R~unaway-A broke
thigh. bruised face and strained left arm