Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-20
BRIEF CITY NEWS


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Orange Bashsts-Edholm. Jeweler.
smoke Rouse for uaoEss. S1s Q iSth.
&udoiph r. 9woboda, Public Accountant
Hinshsrt. photographer, 18th q Farnam.
Print Legals in the Benson Timss"
Equitable xafe-Polfcsss, sight drafts a.
maturity. II. ID. Nicely, Ger. omaha.
"rhrss-Fourths Of LifS"-Rabbi Cohn
win preach on 'Three-Fourths Of Life"
at Temple Israel tonight.
Dsssrtion cited for Divorce-John II.
kersten has filed suit for divorce from
Alice kersten. Desertion Is charged.
.. n. 1Eithsn, goa First National bank
building. IL making real estate loans with
out delay and on terms very favorable
20 borrowers.
Ksap Four Money ana vsluablss in q safs
deposit box in the American Safe Deposit
Vaults in the Bee building. 81 rents .
box y. G Hamsr. president
Rome ovnsrship is the hope of every
family. Nebraska Savings and Loan AS
sociation will show you the way. Board
of Trade building.
n Drill Team of North Omaha lodge,
No. l5s, Ancient order OF United workmen,
has completed ali arrangements for their
annual grand prize mask ball, which win
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Washington's birthday.
Damage cass ootnpromasod-The $4,000
damage suit brought by Steven Ruis
against the Leonard Construction company
has been compromised in the United States
circuit court and the proceedings dismissed.
Alleged Overcast Thisf-Triai has be-
gun before Judge Sears in criminal court
of Alfred Jones. accused Of robbing the
Pease Bros. store OF seven overcoats. The
defendant Is represented by Charles
Battelle and Assistant County Attorney
Piath IL prosecuting.
Carpenter verdict ~stands-There win
be no new trial Of the suit Of Mrs. Marian
Carpenter against the supreme council OF
the Royal League. Judge Day has over
ruled a motion to that effect. Mrs. Car
penter will receive the H.627.s7 awarded
here originally by the jury as insurance
for the death of her husband, ]. Frank
Carpenter.
Butcher Goes into nankruptcy-Mr
Fred w. Apen, engaged in the retail meat
business in South Omaha. has asked that he
may be declared a bankrupt. He schedules
his liabilities at 81 .sso.ss with his assets at
H.s72D. with the customary exemptions
made and privided by the national bank
ruptcy laws.
John q. Woollsy At Hanseou PARK ~. y.
John c. Woolley, for twenty years a lead
ing factor in political prohibition and one
time nominee OF that party for president,
visiting his son. Paul q. Woolley of Omaha
has consented to make an address Sunday
night at Hanscom Park Methodist church.
Westminster Presbyterian and st. Mary's
Congregational churches will join in the
services.
Another Chance for Lincoln Memorial
Btamps-The Omaha post office depart
ment has Just received another invoice OF
10000 postage stamps OF the Lincoln Cen
tenary memorial design. Parties that have
hitherto been unable to secure them may
now do so. This will be the last invoice
of the stamps received at the Omaha
postoffice. For the present they will be
sold at the rate OF thirteen for a cent and
a quarter of a dollar.
Two More Calling xokss-Mrs. Mary r.
sorenson filed a suit for divorce Friday
morning against Charles c. sorenson. pro-
prietor Of a saloon at az South Eighteenth
street. The petition cites a statutory
ground. william c. Hefriey was aecus-
toned to beat his wife almost daily, ac-
cording to testimony OF his wife, Pearl M.
Herriey. before Judge Troup. Another
charge is that a year ago when Herrisy
had a birthday, his wife prepared a Dime
of more than ordinary attractiveness to
celebrate the occasion. A Mrs. Peterson. a
common friend. was invited to attend. When
1t came time to sit down Herrley, his wife
said. refused to let his spouse eat until
he had finished his own meal. Threats
against her life we're also frequent. de-
clared the witness. Judge Troup granted
the divorce.