Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-29
Davis. drug.

Davis, drugs.
CORRIGANS, undertakers. Phone las.
woodring Undertaking company. Tel. SSs.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone 81.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
when you want reliable want ad adver-
tang, use The Bee.
NJeering binders and mowers. spearlinR
& Triplett, 37 broadway.
Wanted a boy to carry a Bee route.
Apply Is Scott street, Omaha Bee.
BAIRD, LONGENECKER & ROLAND,
Undertakers. Phone Ia. N. Main st.
DR.. "; w. Magatell, %optometrist, moved
to 206-20s City National bank building.
Harmony chapter, Order OF the Eastern
star, viii hold a special meeting this even
ing for Initiation OF candidates.
County Attorney J. J Hess left last
evening or a business trip to Green Bay.
WIS. lie expects 10 return the first Of next
week.
William Phillips, an aged resident Of
Ncola. Ia, was yesterday adjudged insane
ana ordered committed to the state asylum
al Clarinda-
. Or. II. L. Morehouse OF New York City.
enroute home from an extended western
Iorehouse, 1908 Fourth avenue.
Local coal dealers sent notices to their
customers Yesterday that all coal this win
In no case would credit be extended.
Lewis W. Lowe Of Lincoln, Neb., and
Jessie Prante Of Omaha were married in
this city Yesterday, the ceremony being
performed by Justice E. 3. Gardiner.
About ninety teachers and would-be
teachers are taking the regular July ex-
animation, conducted by County Superin-
tendent jackson at the high school build
ing.
John r. Black, a former resident of
Pottawattamie county and a heavy land
owner near Griswold, Ia, arrive in the city
years ago he established a colony OF Iowa
people. .s
Leroy Grace of Davenport, Ia, and Belle
PIiestly Of Rolfe, Ia, were married in this
city yesterday, the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev. James NJ. Williams at the
parsonage of the Broadway Methodist
church.
Rev. Henry belong performed the mar
riage eremony yesterday for Arthur A.
Thomas Of Persia, Ia, and Blanche M.
!, Williams MGMsTa os and aoIMGs MAXINE, H. 6 52d for F bc,S r r;
A Omaha.
John Powell, aged 20, and Annie Peterson,
aged IS, the former from Omaha and the
latter giving Fremont, Neb., as her home
were refused a marriage license here yes.
terday on account of the fact that the
Would-be groom was not of legal age.
An ipnformation charging James S
Standeford with being mentally deranged
was filed yesterday by City Detective
Callaghan at the request OF Standeford'f
and resides at 61a Third street. Pendinl
an examination before the commissioner
Tor the insane he was yesterday placed III
st. Bernard's hospital.
M. A. Wickersham, an employee Of the
Union Pacific Tea company, was arrested
yesterday on a charge of embezzling S14
belonging TO the company. The Information
was filed In the court Of Justice CoopeI
by Charles Horn, the company's local man
ager. Wickersham was unable 10 furnish
the required bond in the sum Of 1900 anC
was committed TO the county jail pendlnl
his preliminary hearing set for Saturda!
morning.
J. L. Fugate. who was one OF the wit
= nesses for the defendant at the preliminar
hearing of Jack Boten OF Henderson
charged with botlegging. last Saturday be
Tore United States Commissioner Craw
ford, was brought before Mr.. Crawfor
yesterday on a similar charge. He waive,
examination and was bound over TO tn
fedora! grand jury. which will meet her
In September. He furnished a bond in tn
sum of $500 and returned last evening I
his home In Henderson. Fugate makes tn
second of Booten's witnesses to be ar
rested for alleged violation OF the interna
revenue laws. The Information agains
Fugate was filed by W. w. Dunno, specia
gauger from Peoria Ill, who had charg,
OF the case against Booten and was pres
eht at his hearing before the commissioner
N. Y. Plumbing Co. Tel. go. Night. F-l7o2