Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-21

The Clark barber shop for baths.
CorriRans, undertakers. Phones 1ls
Large front room to rent Phone $50
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
woodring Undertaking company. Tel. SSS.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone o.
FOR ExCHANGE OF REAL ESTATE
TRY SWAPS
WE CARRY MALT EXTRACT. ]. J.
Klein Co., 162 West Broadway.
The best In the lane IN wall paper and
painting work. c. Jensen. Masonic Temple
Earl Kelley Of the Union Pacific transfer
force, has gone to Hill City, Kan, to spend
his vacation.
Miss Nina Gates of Chicago is spending
her vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. Z. Gates.
Have your glasses fitted or repaired by
j. W. Terry, optician. al Broadway, office
with George Corner.
SPRING CHICKENS IA cents a pound
Zoller Mercantile company, lOo-lO2-1Oi-
lO6 Broadway. Phones $50.
Mrs. W. 4. Barstow and daughter Mar
garie or Lincoln are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Henry Cutler, 21S Turiey avenue
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Husz died at their home, 237 Fairview
aNerue, yesterday morning. The funeral
Will be private.
You get the lowest price, easiest terms
and best guarantee on your piano when you
and % South Main street, Council Bluffs. La.
Grace the infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. 9. E. Upton, died at their home, 24lU
Fourth avenue, at o'clock last evening
trouble,
The regular meeting OF the United Com
merclal travellers will be held Saturday
evening. Al this meeting the final arrange
ments will be made for the annual picnic of
the travelling men and their families.
Lieutenant George Meyers of the United
states navy, Is expected to arrive home
his mother, Mrs #. Meyers, 40i Park ave-
nue.. He will be accompanied by his wife
and son.
The Burlington railway company is con-
structing an extension OF its depot platform
between Main and Sixth streets. to ac-
oommodate its patrons who use the Burning
ton cars A similar extension has been
made from Main to Fourth street.
In police court yesterday morning Judge
Snyder continued the case OF Milk Inspector
Smith against the Atlantic Creamery COM
pany of Omaha for period of two weeks,
sary by Attorney A. T. Fllcknger. counsel
Tor the creamery, to secure witnesses who
are now away on their summer vacations.
Chief Nicholson of the fire department
attend the annual convention of the Ma
tional Association Of Fire Chiefs. His leave
TENDER l and he will spend several days
visiting In New York City and otner metro
polltan points
Mrs. I.ulu Kendrick, aged so years. died
yesterday at her home, II North Twelfth
street from heart trouble. She is sur
yived by her mother, Mrs Palmyra GeoI &c;
two daughters, Mrs. Tillie Reese and Mrs.
Mamie Perno of Chicago. and two sons,
samuel e. of New Haven, Conn, and
Hawley of Postoy county, Colorado.
The trouble between the Ernst and Kirch-
hotf families and several of their neigh
! bors broke out again yesterday morning,
when John Ernst was arrested upon a COM
plant sworn out by H. Kirchhorf charging
arraigned before Justice Cooper, who has
been called upon to adjudicate several OF
the disturbances. Ernst was required To
give $500 bonds for his appearance for near
! ing on August %.
Alexander Cumming, aged Sc years, died
at 10 o'clock yesterday morning at his
two months. He is survived by his wife
Ernest. at home and three brothers IN Pea
brothers in Lebanon, Neb., J. b. ana w. D,
| two sisters Mrs. W. A. Ramser of Omaha
Neb. Mr.. Cumming had resioed IN Council
Bluffs and iCreston for the last twenty six
Years.
The executive committees Of the Council
Bluffs GrocerS and Butchers association
held meeting last evening and made final
arrangements for the opening Of the pure
food show. II VIII open on the morning Of
auditorium will be decorated with lights
and banners, and the streets leading to ii
will be Illuminated by strings Of lights On
the opening day all of the grocery and
butcher shops in the city will be closed
during the afternoon. All OF the booths
have been disposed OF and nothing remains
to be done but take in the money. As
everything will be free this labor will not
be exhausting.
George Nagamoto, the young Japanese
from South Omaha, who had considerable
| difficulty In securing marriage license
on Tuesday. on account OF the suspicion OF
Marriage License Clerk Roy Hardesty that
the bride was not old enough, returned TO
| Council Bluffs yesterday afternoon and
married Miss Emma Neumann, the pretty
lions he had won They had a very pretty
civil wedding in the office of Justice Cooper
The marriage was not celebrated immedi-
| ately after the license was taken out on
ents, residing in South Omaha. After the
ceremony the bridal party returned to their
new home in South Omaha, leaving the
court house yard with the applaudinE
| shouts of "Banzai NiponH ringing in their
ears,
planned by the Council Bluffs boosters foi
Oakland yesterday was called off at the
last minute, after enough tickets had been
sold to fill the special train ordered from
the Rock Island, large number of Coun-
Gil Bluffs people took the regular morning
train for that place There was no organ
lzation, however, and hundreds who eX-
/ pected to Join the boosters crowd were
/ bitterly disappointed The failure of the
Rock Island to provide the train was a
| great disappointment, and to none more
than to General Agent Hansen, whose grief
was further increased by the fact that ar
hour after the excursion had been called
off and the ticket money refunded the head
officials wired that the train could b.
furnished. II the plans could have carried
out the train would have carried more thar
800 people from Council Bluffs and inter