Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-02

Davis. drugs.
Lewis Cutler. fJreral director. Phone 3d.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel $50.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Majestic ranges, P. c. Devol How're. Co.
w. w. Dickerson, the matchmaker, has
moved to 622 West Broadway.
Tho best wall paper cleaner. 15c per can.
". Nicholsison, II s. Main street.
Pictures and. art novelties for Easter
EftF. c. F. Alexander. 332 Broadway.
BAIRD boEGENECKER g. ROLAND,
undertakers. Phone l22. IA n. Main st.
Nicely furnished front room, strictly
modern, with private family. Bell phone
A 1884.
Up-to-date wall paper ana wall paper
work at reasonable prices. II Berwick.
nj South Main street.
The Ladies OF the MacCsbces or the
World will hold a special meeting this
afternoon, instead Of in the evening.
Mrs. Frank p. Yost. who recently under
went an operation at the Edmundson Me-
mortal hospital, has sufficiently recovered
to be able 10 return home.
Thomas sllcot;, for stealing Burton
Smiths overcnat from the KirIin hotel,
was sent 10 the county Jail for thirty days
yesterday by Police Judge Snyder.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. w. r.
Higgins viii be held this afternoon at ?
O'Clock from the residence, 132s South Four
teenth street. and burial win be in Fair
Vew cemetery.
DOn1lnlCO MlndCO, 2 son OF sunny ltalT,
paid SEQ into the city treasury Yesterday
as a fine and costs for carrying a CON
oeslsd weapon In the shape OF a fully
loaded revolver. He was arrested Tuesday
night by the police.
Building permits we're issued yesterday to
j. F. Hughes for a two-story frame resi-
6erce on Broadway near Twenty-fourth
street to cost $4,000 and to F. f. Marlowe
for a two-story frame cottage on Lincoln
avenue to cost $500.
The Wonian's Relief corps will meet in
regular session Friday Afternoon in Grand
Army hall. Saturday evening the members
or The corps and tho Grand Army post will
hold n social meeting in celebration OF the
srrivcrsary Of the riga nization of the
oolrs.
T7y.or Warren. aged % years, died yes
terGay afternoon at 1853 sixteenth street.
omaha. His father. two brothers and one
sister survive him. The body was brought
to WooGring's undertaking rooms in this
city and the funeral announcement will be
made later.
The Ladies Aid society NJ st. Johns
English Lutheran church will hold q spe-
cisl meeting this afternoon at the residence
OF Mrs. @. w. Snyder, 27 South Seventh
street. 4 full attendance is requested. as
there Is business Of Importance to come
before the meeting.
Leonard stucltert OF McClelland. la, and
Annie Williams of Underwood, la, were
married I'm this city Yesterday morning.
the eremon being performed In the par
lrrs Of the Neumayer hotel. Rev. J. NJ.
Williams, pastor of the Broadway Metho-
DIST church, officiating. Charles H. Travis
OF Ca son. H.. and Helen Spencer Of Nicola,
la, were married yesterday in this city
by RcV. s. Alexander Of the PRESBYTERIAN
church at his residence. The bride is a
daughter Of George Spencer. a member
OF the Board OF Supervisors OF this county,
Peter Christensen and Christine Katrina
Christensen, both Of Des Moines, were mar
ried yesterday afternoon by Rev. d. {.
Lamson, pastor Of the Free Methodist
church, the ceremony being performed In
The office Of Rev. Henry DeIong in the
county court house. r. r.. Mayfield and
Pearl Kuhney, both Ct Plattsmouth, Neh.
were married I'm this city yesterday morn
ing. Rev. Henry belong officiating. Rev,
NJ. belong also officiated at the wedding
OF James Bamber and Levesta Williams
bo.i OF Omaha.