Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-27

Exceptional plano bargains this week at
a. Hospe CO. y Pearl st. . s Main s.
W~anted-One carrier in south part OF
town and one carrier in central part of
town to carry The Bee. Apply Bee Of
ice, Is Scott st.
Uak Eeaf camp. Royal Neighbors Of
America, win meet this evening for a
snort business session, following which a
social time win be enjoyed.
The Ladies Aid society OF st. John
English Lutheran church will meet Thurs
day afternoon at the residence OF Mrs.
J. l.. O'Neal, 3O2 Avenue A..
Arrangements are being made for the
dedicaticn next Sunday Of the handsome
new house Of wor hip erected by the First
Christian church at the corner OF MINISTER
and Scott streets.
Carl Fisher, convicted Of assault with
intent to commit murdeE has Iieo RoI hS
OF appeal to the supreme court. tlsher
is the young Omaha negro charged Win
shooting at Gertie Broomfield, a colored
woman. He has not yet been sentenced
O.. ]. McManus, former county superin-
tendent Of schools, will address the West
Council Bluffs Improvement club this
evening on Attorney General Byers' opln-
& Council Bluffs Street Railway company
in Council Bluffs.
Mrs. Camille T.. Simpson filed suit yes
terday for divorce from william Q. Simp-
SON. 10 whom she was married in this city
in November, 1897. Mrs. Simpson charges
her husband with treating her in a cruel
and nnuTnA manner ana III huullluu 10
the divorce asks the court TO award her
the custody Of their minor child.
Flickinger Brothers of this city and G.
w. kellogg OF Missouri Valley yesterday
filed suit In the district court against the
heirs OF the estate of the late William
Patten for SIS, 600 for legal service rendered
I'm the litigation over the estate; Flick
niger Brothers claim $4,000 and kellogg
/, claims 5000. Patten, who died in Novem-
Der, 1907, left an estate valued at about
100000
Mrs. Mary Mithen, aged &c years, died
Sunday at the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
Three sons, John and James Mithen Of this
I city and f. M. Mithen Of Battle Greek,
Mich and two daughters, Mrs. G%uanella
NSnd Miss Mary Mithen Of this city, sur
vfve her. Deceased had been a resident of
Council Bluffs for fifty years. The funeral
will be held at 9 o'clock this morning from
st. Francis Xavier's church, and burial VIII
be In st. Joseph's cemetery.
Owing to a misunderstanding as to dates,
the d#pfmittee on policy Of the. Congrega-
tionsF churches Of Iowa, OF which DR.. o. o.
Monday, November 1. In view OF the Inn
portance OF the action to be taken It is
quite likely DIR. Smith will go to Chicago
the latter part OF this week and consult
with Hon. Thomas MRcMillen, moderator
of the national council and other prom
inent Congregationalists there and embody
their suggestions in his report to be given
at Des Moines before the committed.
The funeral of the late William Salvidge
Paul's Episcopal church, OF which the de
ceased was a devoted member for many
years. Mr.. Salvidge was without relatives
in this country, but many of the congrega-
tion attended the services, which were con-
Quoted by Rev. ]. w. Jones, the rector.
The music was furnished by Mrs. Mullis
and Mrs. Sherman. Burial was In Fair
view cemetery the pallbearers being M. r.
Rohrer, Hubert FINLEY, ]. w. Mitchell,
Major G. H.. Richmond. ]. r. Tyler and
Harry James.