Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-25
BRIEF CITY NEWS
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Betrothal RingS-Edholm, Jeweler.
Rudolph r.. swobOaa. Public Accountant
Rinshart, Photographs. 18th & FarAam-
walkup Real Estate o.. zoe Paxton 1lk.
Heyn, photo, removed to 16 and Howard.
Equitable Lhe-Policies, sight drafts 1T
maturity. H ID. Nicely. omaha
Vote for Goodlsy r. Bruoksr for council
man Of the Fifth ward on the democratic
ticket.
W. n. Tnomas, sos First National Bank
Bldg, lends money on Omaha real estats
In sums Of $500 to s25O.OO0. Prompt service
Rent Money Never Comes Baok-Put into
a home, II stays. Nebraska Savings and
Loan Association will show the way.
Board OF Trade building.
Address on Parcels Posts-J. 1. Negley
will address the Omaha Philosophical So
ciety Sunday at 3 o'clock. p. m, in Baright
hall, Nineteenth and Farnam streets, on
THE Parcels Post and the Railway Mail
Service"
Memorial Day Committee-A meeting of
the joint committees on Memorial day
celebration will be held Monday evening
at the city hall to arrange further details
for the Grand Army celebration on that
occasion.
Funeral OF Mrs. A. London-The funeral
of Mrs. A. London, who died Friday at
Fremont. following an operation, will be
held Sunday morning at the home of her
sister, Mrs. L. Cohen, 949 North Twenty
fifth street. The society Bris Abraham will
have charge of the services.
Salesman Tries to Force Deal-Gettlng
sore because Annie Wilson, liz North
Ninth street, would not buy one of a lot OF
SIS women's rain coats he was trying t.
sell for 81, G. c. Miller kicked in a pane.
in the woman's front door. Patrolmar
Halterman arrested him and the police
Judge fined him IS and costs In court Sat
urday.
Brass Stealing Case Put over-Pacy
Borski, Paul Holiday and Justus McClel'
lam, the three small boys who are ac.
cused of stealing $50 worth of brass from
the Larsen-Baker company, were In juve-
nile court Saturday morning, but their cas-,
was continued a week because some evi
denoe was not ready. The Brosk boy Il
an old offender and the Mcclellan lad hal
also been in court before.
Scandinavian Y. w. @. A. Bazaar-Tues-
day, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
have been selected as the lays for tn,
annual spring festival and bazaar for tn,
benefit of the scandinavian Young Women
Christian association. Musical programs
will be given every evening and refresh
ments win be served afternoon and even
ing, the FESTIVAL and bazaar to be helC
afternoons and evenings only.
Here Are Some Names for You-A mar,
riage license was issued Saturday morning
to Pierre Hrestopoulor and Ashia Paras
kerop. 1t is the first license given TIVE
Greeks in Douglas county. Greeks VIII,
have married American girls here hay,
numbered two or three, but none befor,
has taken to wife here a woman of hi
own nationality. The reason is that few
of the Greeks nave brought their familie
here with them.
Kit In the Head by Black Jack-Whil,
entering the yard of a man who was goinI
to employ him as a house cleaner, JosepI
Jackson, a cripple, was accidentally strucl
on the head by a black jack in the hand
of the man he was going to see. William
Rollins, 1905 Cass street, the wielder O
the weapon, was arrested by officer Egar
who was in the neighborhood, and in cour
Saturday morning Rollins was fined s.
and costs, although IL was explained b
Jackson that the trouble was Academia
Judge Crawford fined Rollins on tn
grounds that no man has a right to US
a black jack.