Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11

DHVlhs drugs.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone a..
Woodrins Undertaking company. Tel. $50.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Majestic ranges. p. c. Devol How're. Co.
CoRRIoANs, Undertakers. 'Phon. IS.
Using, use The Bee.
The best wall paper cleaner. ic pcr can.
w. Nicholaison, IL s. Main.
Pictures and art novelties for Easter
sitts, c. f.. Alexander. 332 Broadway.
BAIRp. LoNGENEcKER q. BoEAND,
dndertakers. Phone 122. II N. Main St,
Dr:. W; w. Msgarell, optometrlst, moved
to Se-2s City National bank building.
Cp-to-date wall paper and wall paper
work at reasonable prices. H.. Bodwick,
I'll south Main street.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
70 j. w. Kepler, aged %, and Annie Marie
Phillips, aged Is. both of Omaha.
A kisor an engineer on the Chicago.
Burlington a. Quincy railroad, vas removed
to the Emmanuel hospital In Omaha, where
yesterday he underwent an operation.
Sergeant Jack N Of tho day police
force Is laid up with a badly wrenched
shoulder as the result OF "A fan received
while taking exercise on roller skates.
A building permit was issued yesterday
to George Brady for a pne-stoTy frame
cottage at 1907 South Eighteenth street to
cost 81 200. A permit was also issued to DR..
r. J. Hart for an addition to the residence
at +S South First street 70 cost 81 200.
A match dropped into a waste paper bas-
bis resid den oil corner er Of Eiieb HSiI stresf and al
Avenue Il, gave the fire department a run
shortly after noon yesterday. The damage
did not exceed 10 cents, the value of the
basket.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. c. C.. Ham
ilton will be held this afternoon at z
o'clock from the family residence. 1905
Avenue A, and interment will be in Walnut
Hill cemetery. Rev. Edgar Price, pastor
of the First Christian church will conduct
the services.
City Treasurer F. T. True stated yester-
ward p. Fitch was expected to return ia
+ Council Bluffs either today or Sunday. His
visiting relatives in Evanston, Ill, is ex-
pected to return with her brother.
Mrs. c. C.. Clifton, 22O2 Second avenue,
received word yesterday OF the death of her
in CalmaT, Ia Mr.. and Mrs. Novak moved
to Calmar Ouly about three weeks ago.
Two sisters. Mrs. Haskins and Mrs.
Josephs, reside In Omaha.
The hearing in the case of the state
against the Atlantic Dairy company,
charged with selling kimmed milk, was
concluded before Judge Snyder in the SUI
perior court yesterday afternoon. The court
held that the charge had been proven and
fined the company SOS and costs. Counsel
for the company filed notice OF appeal.
The committees having in charge arrange
ments for the banquet to be rendered The
member OF the Iowa state associations OF
letter carriers and postal clerks, which will
hold a joint convention in this city on May
10, have decided to invite Congressman
Walter I. Smith to be one of the speakers
on that occasion.
The representatives of the Philomathian
and Delta Tau Literary societies OF the
4. high school have been selected for the an
nuaI debating contest which will be held
shortly. Chester Dudley and Ray Compton
will represent the Philomathian society.
while the Delta Taus will have as their
orators and debators Winifred ~Steinbaugh
and Jennie Cook.
Two well known Council Bluffs men rave
gone west to enter the banking business.
c.. Nj. Oberholzer, who wes connected with
the Pioneer Implement company, left
= Thursday for Burley, Idaho, where he will
ARRANGE for the opening OF the Burley
Bank of Commerce of which he is TO be
part owner and manager. The new bank
will be opened about May I. w. c. Dickey,
formerly OF Council Bluffs. is president OF
the new bank, while the other stockholders
include j. d. E~dmundson of Des MONIES,
formerly OF this city; F.. r. Davis. j. P.
Davis. p. s. Davis. r. IT. Bloomer and
T. J. Boland. all of Council Bluffs. George
8. Cronkleton, who has been associated
with his brother. c. ]. Cronkleton. In the
grocery business left yesterday for Lander.
wyo., to AXE the position of assistant
cashier of a bank. He VIII, however, retain
his interest In the grocery business here.