Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-08
MINOR MENTION.

Davis. drugs.
Stockert sells carpets.
Ed Rogers. Tony Faust beer.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81.
woodring undertaking company. Tel. $50.
Pictures for gifts. G. E. Alexander, 33
Broadway.
DR.. Scott Covalt, dentist, removed to
Room 300 City Nat Bank Bldg.
Brownie Spring Toe Skates n5o. 800 and
s2.5o. p. c. DeVoi Hardware company. sole
agents.
Thomas Bennett and family left Tuesday
for Vienna. S. D.. where they will make
their home.
II. e. Kirkwood and Lena Watts, both
OF Crescent City, Ia, were married In this
city yesterday afternoon by Rev. Henry
DeLong.
DR.. ]. C. Deetkin. Dentist. has moved
his office from the sapp block to Room
92, second floor, City National bank
building.
Harmony chapter. Order Of the Eastern
Star, will entertain its members and their
friends at a card party in Masonic temple
this evening,
Colonel w. #. Baker of the Board OF
Superviaors has received an Invitation from
the executive committee of M Transmits
sissippi congress to meet with thai oom-
mittee in Kansas City January IL to assist
In preparing the program for the Denver
meeting next summer.
The sudden cold weather. has put a stop
TO the work on the foundations for the new
central fire station over Indian creek at
the foot of Bryant street
Henry KirScht was yesterday, on com
plant Of his wife, ordered by Judge Thor
Inebriates at Knoxville. Ia.
Il. Terrell, indicted on a charge Of
gambling, appeared IN district court yester-
Thornell imposed a fine of $500 and costs.
ole Christensen, employed as a porter In
a South Main street saloon, was ordered
placed in ST; Bernard's hospital for obser-
walton by the commissioners on insanity.
An Information charging Christensen with
being mentally deranged was filed. He lives
with his wife at Avenue l and Eighth
street.
j. r Van Horn has issued the first num-
Der OF the Weekly Times, a trade journal,
which Is to be the official organ OF the re-
Gently reorEanized Trades and Labor as
sembly of Council Bluffk The first issue,
which Is of eight pages, is replete with
news of the local labor unions and OF sim
liar organizations elsewhere.
Gilbert Norman, an Englishman. g years
of age. who said he was making his way to
Omaha, where he hoped to secure en-
ployment, applied at police headquarters
early yesterday morning for assistance.
Both ears were badly frozen and City Ply
stefan Tubbs took him to Mercy hospital,
where he will be cared for for a few days
The receipts in the general fund of the
Christian Home last week were N,365.99
being $i.150.9o In excess Of the current needs
for the week and reducing the amount
T Teed " Is t Has AZ ImR TSH menus snG IN c fSs msn.
ayers fund were s94.56, being 1886 above
the needs of the week and decreasing. the
deficiency in this fund to date to $6i1.S4.
We are not satisfied unless you are, and
IL you will give us the opportunity we will
see that tho satisfaction Is mutual. our
store and repair department is bigger. up
to-date and better than ever. We are now
in position to assure you that anything
that you have to repair, watches. clocks,
speotacies or anything in the Jewelry line
will receive our prompt attention and only
reasonble prices charged, o. Mauthe. 22
West Broadway.
Isaac Robbins was arrested yesterday
charged with attempting to criminally as
sault Annie Clucas, a child 8 years of age
an Information having been filed in tn,
court of Justice f. B. Gardiner by Ed Gu
cas-. brother OF the little girl. The offense
Is alleged to have been committed by Rob
bins at the child's home on West Broad
way on December %. In default of bail
placed at $1,000, Robbins was committed e
the county Jail 10 await his preliminary
hearing. which has been set for 10 O'CLOCK
this morning.
Mrs. Rosina Christina Gerock, wife of c
F. Gerock, 77 East Pierce street, died yes
terday morning at the home of he
daughter. Mrs. C. A.. Swanson, 1921 Call
fornia street. Omaha. aged SO years. Mrs
Gerook had been visiting her daughter 70
a few weeks In the hope OF benefiting he
health. which had been poor, although sh'
had not been regarded as seriously Ill. Be
sides her husband and the daughter a
vived by four other daughters, Mrs. /
Gallei, Pauline, Anna and Gertrude Gerock
and three sons, Otto, Emil and Carl Ger
ock, all living at home. The body wa
brought to Woodring's undertaking estab
lishFltpt In this city yesterday afternoon
and will be removed TO the family HON
as soor as the arrangements for the fu
neral are completed.