Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-01
Davis. drug,

DAVIS, drugs.
Berwick, wall paper.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81.
Harry Boyne was elected captain Of the
base ball nine at a meeting OF the track
team OF the high school Friday afternoon.
The regular monthly business meeting OF
the Woman's Christian association will he
held Monday afternoon at the residence OF
MRS. l.. w. Ross. 6G Willow avenue.
The case against George Summit. charged
with larceny of a rifle belonging to Charles
Carmel, was dismissed yesterday in Justice
Cooper's court on motion of the assistant
county attorney.
James Humphrey. charged with the theft
OF a team OF horses, buggy and harness,
the property Of Louis LAM, a farmer living
near Mineola, was taken to G~lenwood yes
terday by Sheriff Lindville Of Mills county.
Elmer Howard, the infant son Of Mrs.
Maggie Peck, 343O Fifth avenue, died Fri
day evening. The funeral was held yester-
day afternoon from Cutters undertaking
rooms and burial was in Fairvtew ceme-
terry.
Rev. Father j. F. O'NeiI, pastor OF Holy
Family Catholic church. will address the
meeting for men under the auspices OF the
Young Mems Christian association TO be
held at the First Baptist church at I o'clock
this afternoon. Father O'Neil will speak
on The Christian Young Man.
Mrs. e. J. Prouty, aged p years. died yes
terday at the Prouty farm In Garner town
shp. Five sons, Lloyd w, w. Scott, {. l.,
s. p. and Hull Prouty, survive her. G. l..
Prouty Is away from home on his wedding
trip ITO Nevada. Arrangements for the fu-
neral will not be made until he is heard
from.
Carpenter tools OF the value of over Sl0O
were stolen Friday night from the Illinois
Central roundhouse. The railroad company
has a gang of twenty-six carpenters work
ing on improvements at the roundhouse and
every tool box owned by the men working
there was broken open. The theft was re-
ported to the police by the roundhouse
foreman.
Courtv survevor I II. Mayne has COM
pleted plats and ~profiles of the proposed
Nishnabotna drainage ditch ordered by the
Board of Supervisors last December. THIS
ditch. when completed, will drain between
5000 and 10000 acres of land In the Botna
valley. The plats and profiles will be SUB
mitted TO the board by Supervisor Mayhe
at Its meeting Tuesday.
Fred Stone, a negro of this city, who was
sentenced to a ten-year term In the tort
Madison penitentiary at the November uyv4)
term OF district court for assault with In
tent to commit murder, has been pardoned
by Governor Carroll. His sentence was
suspended January 81 of this year, and yes
terday Stone received the papers granting
him a full pardon.
Mrs. Charlotte Schroeder. aged So years.
died shortly before midnight Friday at her
home in Hazel Dell township. Five daught-
ers. Mrs. Title Richie of this city. Mrs.
Laura Price of Canada, and Rose. Frances
and Viola. living at home. and two sons.
Louis and Henry, survive her. the funeral
from the family home and burial will be In
Reels cemetery.
Rev. Henry belong performed the mar
riage ceremony yesterday for Freeman
Marshall and Lille Haas, both Of Shelby,
Ia; Harley SallenR and Nellie Smith, both
of Des Moines. and Albert ]. Weed and
Gertrude Kohl. both of Missouri Valley.
The last named couple were married in the
parlors Of the Neumayer hotel, while the
other two ceremonies were performed In
Rev. Mr.. Belongs office In the county
court house.
John Collins Of Chicago will address a
meeting called by a woman's committee
of this city to be held at Danish hall thi:
afternoon at 2:3O o'clock. Mr.. Collins, wine
will be assisted by Mrs. J. p. Roe of Omaha
will lecture on The Rights and Wrongs
I Of Women" At the close of the lecture az
: opportunity will be given those present Il
ask questions or express their views on the
subjects open for discussion. Mrs. j. Fergu'
son and Mrs. J. Field compose the commit
tee in charge of the meeting.
Central chapter of the Woman's guild OF
st. Paul's Episcopal church will meet Mon
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs. s. c
Dalrympie, 1919 Fifth avenue. st. Anne's
chapter will meet Tuesday afternoon Al
the home of Mrs. G. NJ. Allingham, %
Tenth avenue. The regular monthly meet
inn OF the Ladies' auxiliary will be helC
Friday afternoon at the residence Of Mrs
c. s. Byers. $50 Sixth avenue. The soutl
First Street chapter will meet Monday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. G.. H., Jackson
b1T South First street.