Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-12

Davis, drugs.
CoRRIGANs. UndeTtakers. Phones 1913.
L@vts Cutier. fuoerai director. Phone u.
wooddns Undertaking company. Tel asa
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Stock pasiured. Phone Pinney, Bell ziGs
When you want reliable want ad sdver-
Using. use The Bee.
Excelsior MasenLc lodSy win meet in
regular communication this evening.
BAIRD, LoNGENDCISER a ROLAND,
Cndertakers. Phone IL. "a ~. Main 81.
DT. W, W. Masareil. optomstrist, moved
70 d5-aoe City National bank building.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Gladwin
OF South Eighth street yesterday. a son.
Pictures and Art Novelties for Gradua-
ton gtfts. c. u. Alexander, &5 Broadway.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Peoples
Congregational church will give a social
Friday evening al the charch
THE POPULAR WALL PAPER SALE
u BOOMING NOW AT J. ID. CROCK
WELL
Star chapter. Roysi Arch A4sons, will
gree.
JOfa T. Muiq1esS add pv, ~ A. Tiniey
state convehtsCS Of the kuishts Of Co
lumbus.
DelOe McClel1a0d has been discharged
fron the State Aespttsl for dipsomanIaos
at Knoxville. Ha was ocrnnitted Janu-
airy IS, 1905.
j. e. Bolton Of Grove township, who
has been Ia st Demands hospital, was
yesterday ordered bY the commissioners
on insanity transferred To the state asy-
lurn at Clarinda.
o. Robertson. living on Fftseath street
and Seventeenth avenue, suffered a frac-
turcd leg in q runaway accident last even
ing on Tenth avenue. He was thrown from
a wagon and his foot became entangleo
In the wheel. He was taken in the city
ambulance to Mercy hospital.
Oak Leaf camp. Royal Neighbors of
America, will meet In regular session
this evening in Modern Woodman hall
business session the members and their
families and friends win celebrate the
seventh anniversary Of the organization
Uf the camp,
Russell n. Whittlesey, formerly of this
city, now q resident OF Ell Reno. OIL, &C
companied by MS family, is visiting. reia-
surance commissioner in his adopted
state. will return 70 Oklahoma in a few
days, but his family will remain here
the greater part Of the summer,
a marriage license was issued ycster-
day to William Siebecker. aged "a, and
Caroline Hampton, aged IS, both Of Eus-
study Of the First ~PresSyterian church
by the pastor, Rev. NJ. p. Mcclure. They
We're accompanied by Mrs. James KIM
They will make their home in Eustis.
At the annual meeting last evening Of
ST Pauls Episcopal parish the following
lHeElDefs OF Lle NeStrN were eleCteus IL
II. Van Brunt. Perry Dollet, T.. II. Doc
little, NJ. F. Rohrer, H. w. Binder, w. $.
Stillman. H.. a. Quinn, G. r. Tyler, Leon
ard Everett, George II. Jackson, L. II.
Merriam, Ed Canning, DR.. r. b.. Lacey,
William Coppock and Xenophon Y. Ky
nett
Mrs. Mary Aylesworth. widow of the
late William ?. Aylesworth. 2201 Avenue
D, died yesterday afternoon at Mercy hos
pital. aged sc years. Three daughters.
Mrs. A. Wh'telaw Of Binghamton, n. y;
Mrs r w Martin of ROZpmau Mont
and Mrs. n. ]. Overmeyer of Omaha. and
two sons, William r. A~ylesworth of this
city and j. w. Aylesworth of Seattle,
Wash. survive her, Arrangements for
the funeral have not been completed.
The funeral of Miss Nellie b. Green,
held Yesterday afternoon from the family
residence on East Pierce street. was at
tended by an immense gathering Of friends
Of tho deceased, who had long been prom
.inent in charitable work and as a member
Of the Broadway Methodist church. the
pastor Of which. Rev. ]. NJ. Williams,
conducted the services, assisted by Rev.
James O'May of Creston, a former pastor
of the church. Interment was private.