Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-20
BRIEF CITY NEWS
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Douglas Printing Co. Both .phones.
Smoke House for Smokes. ais 6. 18TH.
oariOw Advertising Agency, 2sO-4 Bee.
Audoiph r. swoboda, Public Accountant.
hinehart photographer. 18th 4 Farnam.
Asyn, photogr removed to Is & Howard
Gloves Cleaned, Thos. KIlpatrick's glove
Dept
Equitable Lafs-Polioies. sight drafts at
maturity. II. ID. Nicely. manager. Omaha.
Lumbormsn's Msstng-Many lumber
men are already in the city to attend their
convention here for a three days session
this week, beginning with Wednesday. The
headquarters Of the association during the
meeting will be at the Rome hotel.
Funeral Of Krrp. Fannie HeIler-The fu-
neral of Mrs. Fannie Heller. wife of Leo
pold Heller, who died Monday, was held
at 2:SO o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the
home. 2O15 Leavenworth street. The body
will be taken to Milwaukee for burial.
Rev. Herbert L. Mills Resigns-Rev
Herbert L. Mills. pastor OF Hillside Con.
gregational church, rendered his resigna.
ton to the church last Sunday. He will
become pastor Of the Congregations
church at Trenton, Neh, and leave Omaha
for his new field within about two weeks
His resignation will be acted on by the
church Wednesday hight.
countsrfsitsr 10 cOnvictsd-Dr Charles
Ferguson, a veterinary surgeon Of Ra.
VIENNA, was convicted in the United States
district court at Grand Island Monday aft.
ernoon of making and passing counterfeit
money. Ferguson was arrested In March
1903, In connection with A. b. Beers, sim
fairly charged with counterfeiting and both
were indicted in Omaha by the fedora
grand jury in May last.
Revival at Swedish 1Gission-Reviva
meetings, conducted by Rev. +. o. Kiln,
Of Minneapolis, will be held every eveninI
this week at the Swedish Mission church
Twenty-third and Davenport streets. Rev
Mr.. Killing will be assisted by the local pas
tor. Rev. c. A. T%urnduist. A conferenc,
of the Nebraska Mission society will b.
held Friday. Saturday and Sunday and at
tended by representative c%Iergymen from
the state.
o. d. Talbsrt Makes ssttlement-O L
Talbert, who was brought from Kimbal
county Sunday by Sheriff Bradley, has ef
fected a settlement with the Tri-City Poul
try association and. freed from custody
returned Tuesday to his homestead claim
Talbert owed the poultry company S7H
which came into his hands last fall whei
he was secretary of the association. II
was arrested on an information filed Fl
police court.
Film Company Ordered out-The w. H
Swanson Film company, the concern whicI
was burned out in the Karbach block an
which then moved to the Barker block, ha
received notice to leave that building an
will move February 8. The film compan
has arranged with a contractor to build
separate building for the storage OF film
and will have its office in a different build
ing and will not keep any films in tn
office building.
Charles Rhodes at Rest-The funeral O
Charles Rhodes, the young musician VIII
died at New Orleans last week, was he'll
at the undertaking parlors of Hulse & RE
pen, 79 South Sixteenth street, at II o'cloc
Tuesday morning. Many local musician
attended the services, which were unde
the auspices of the Omaha Musician,
union. The body will be taken to Gran
Island by the widow for burial, as that cit
is the residence of the parents of boil
When the body is moved from the undei
taking parlors to the train wednesda
morning a band will escort 1t.