Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-07
BRIEF CITY NEWS.


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ship You Hidss 20 Smith. omaha
Gas Fixturos--BurEsss-0r cs.
Best DRY Cleaning Of garments. Twis
t.ty Dye Works. i0I South Fifteenth.
Best Dentistry west Of New York Dr.
IHaErs l2i city National Bark Bldg.
Make Douglas County rriends-Elect +.
3D. Wead senator 3 X. Hastings rep.--Ad
FOR wage Farmers the monthly payment
pan Of the Nebraska Savings and Loan
assn offers the iuc-l plan for savings
10 Beard o. IE1de Building, Omaha.
Presbytsry 20 Msst-There will he an
.uIouuod meeting Of the Presbytery
e omaha Monday. Al the First Presbyter-
.4u church. omaha, AZ s:45 a. m.
omaha Rubber Coz. h. spraRue. presi.
.eut. Is showing q fine line Of every KIND
% rubber goOds" including various styles
.t rubber coats and automobile accessories
for very reasonable prices. l6Os HA.nsy
rrect Just ABOUND the corner.
Psrriman now Chief Clerk. e. Peril
NAN who knows almost every travelling
nau west Of Chicago by name and who
has for q year OF so been on the staff at
the Henshaw hotel desk is now chief clerk
Of that hosiery, having been promoted to
succeed +. w Sherman. who resigned to
40 TO the Albany hotel in Denver. Joe
Neenan remains with the Henshaw as
manager.
Holdupa Plead Not auilty--Charles
.hiorlev and James Evans, arrested In 81
Joseph, Mo, b. Omaha detectives on
charges Of highway robbery for the hold
ing up Of the Walnut Hill pharmacy Octo.
Der q, were arraigned before Judge Estelle
% the criminal division OF district court
saturday morning. They pleaded moi
.ulltv. They will be tried tho latter par
~ next week. Fred A. Nelson. one Of tn,
urorrietors OF the store. was held up ia
he store and s2s was taken.
Proud OF His birthplace OHM,
Marsh is an eXpatrate. When Mogy Bern
stein asked him II he was born in THU
ountry he answered. NO, / was born II
Lincoln" Johnny was brought up TO tn
office OF the juvenile court for Halowe' 81
4 ranks, which included breaking the win
owns Of a church The boz was sevcrel
-primanded and allowed to go. Ssvera
anrs OF boys were brought before tn
probation officers for the same offense, bu
hey we're allowed TO go on condition tina
.ney paid for the damage they had done
wants His Name CHARACTERIZATION I
have his name changed TO Frank Hageuso
Lee was filed in district court by Fran
Hagenson Saturday morning. The chang
IL asked for the following reason: Hager
son, man OF foreign birth, came to tn
United States and lived near his brother
who was a pracucing physician, and ha
taken the name OF Lee because he though
It more easily remembered The doctor
brother became known as Lee, and IL bel
ter known By that name than by his owl
Since he now has children and property,
wishes his name legally changed so as
sandstadt Funeral sundAy.--The funer
y services for Charles Sandstadt, WI
\ died Friday afternoon at ST. j.
I sephs hospital from injuries sustained
a fall from a lumber wagon three weel
ago. are to be held Sunday afternoon ct
o'clock from his home, 26lS Hamilton stree
Sandstadt was a driver for the Cad
Lumber company. While driving n
wagon around the corner at Tenth at
Douglas streets, the wind blew a board
his face knocking him from the WACO
4 vertebrae was fractured causing a pa
aiysis Of the mans legs.