Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-04


Majestic ranges, +. G.. De Vol Hdw. Co.
Picture framing. Jensen. Masonic temple.
WoOdring Undertaking company. Tel. 3JJ.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director Phone ".
See Borwick FIRST for painting 2ll $. Main.
-FoR EXCHANGE or REAL ESTATE
TRY SWAPS.
Mrs. Helen seeley left yesterday for a
business TRIP to New York
schustegs and storz Malt Extract for
sale by d, j, Kline Co, lb2 Broadway.
Mr and Mrs. George Iiiu announce the
birth Of a boy at their nome. 5lo Iowa
avenue.
The Royal order Of Moose wall meet
tonight Tor the consideration Of important
business.
Have your glasses fitted or repaired by
>. W. Terry opucian, All Broadway, office
Win NcoTEe GeruCr.
DO no wall paperlng unless YOU see Jen-
sen first Masonic temple. Ii pays. Every
thing In the latest and best wall papers.
Miss Mary l. Garvcn OF New York City
and Mrs. h. j. Nicholson Of Walworth
Wis. are visiting at the nome OF Or ana
. Mrs. HaVerstOck.
The .Wimouass club will meet this after
noon az the home OF Mrs. J. u. CratgmIle,
1871 Eighth avenue, at 2.30 o'clock. All
members Of Lily camp No. are urged TO
attend.
Mrs Jennie Whedon of winterset la,
who Is department president of the
Woman's Relief corps OF the Grand Army
or the RepubhJ, Is the guest OF Mrs. ID. X.
Nitter
Iyanhoe commandery knights TempIar
Will meet IN special COnFUCatlOn At Masonic
hail Friday evening for work ia the order
Of The temple. The work will be followed
by drill
Mrs. A. r.. Merrlck and daughter.
Marjorie, have returned to their home In
Chicago after spending six months at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs r. f. Gavin Mrs.
MerucNs parents.
Your winter overcoat and suit may need
pressing and cleaning. Let us have them
early. We guarantee 70 please you. No
garment too delicate for us to handle. Bluff
City Laundry, Dry Cleaning and Dye
Works.
George, Baker; engine foreman at the
Union Pacific transfer, is suffering from
painful Injuries sustained by a fall from
tho ton Of freight car. One Rnee was
dislOcated and he sustained many other
painful bruises. His injuries are painful
but not dangerous.
T. A. Cochran, sc years old, died yester-
day at the home OF his brother, j. r.
Cochran, TO8 South sixteenth, after a long
illness. lie Is survived by one son. Ray
mond Cochran and four brothers, J. r., r.
+. and 9, G. OF Council Bluffs, and A w.
Cochran OF Blair Neb., and one sister
Mrs. Mary Honey OF Tacoma Wash.
Mayor. MaIoney Chief of Police Froom
and Detepuvef Calaghan represented the
Council Bluffs executive department at
the funeral Of Captain Mostyu in Omaha
yesterday morning They bore the tibute
OF the Council Bluffs police department.
bans % white chryssnthemums, which
was placed on the fcasket when 1t was
carried 10 the hearso.
Charles I. seaton, who stole an over
coat from q, u; Frost, railroad man and
WAS 1ttAbnN ug HIohIf Wllnln n lew
minutes, was in police court again yester-
day for final adjudication of the matter
times awaiting the presence OF Mr. Frost
He did not appear yesterday to prose
cute and seaton was discharged.
The annual banquet OF Union Veteran
legion No. will be held on Friday
evening at the associations hall. Tn,
banquet is being prepared and will be
spread by the members Of the woman
auxiliary of the legion, 1t is designed
only for members and none others viii
been prepared and the entertainment will
have many pleasant features
Burning SCOT in chimney at the home
of the nurses employed at the Jennie Ed.
mundson hospital called the fire depart
ment to 1912 East Pierce street last evening
neighbor, observing sparks flying from
the chimney had turned in an alarm. Tn,
firemen found the nurses enjoying a com
sparks from their fire had caused alarm
The owners OF the Greek pool hall a
bS6 Broadway We're again reminded tina
the Iowa laws and the local city ordi
nances prohibiting the presence Of minor
in pool halls must be obeyed They ha
been warned number OF times and mud
frequent promises and yesterday Chic
Froom ordered the arrest Of one OF them
The chief declared with much earnest
ness yesterday that the laws TegulEtin
such places win be vigorously enforced.
Mrs. Eliza Grundel died at her HON
near Weston yesterday OF apopleXy, afte
illness OF three days, She was 70 year
old She was born in Germany and cam
here when young girl For thlrty-fiv
the last eleven years at Weston Thre
sons survive her, C. J. OF Weston, John L
ri gsRStOf No WYE 4 fBS Er& WIKI M
Friday morning from the Catholic churc
at Weston.
The residence Of Edward Parker. 9O
Fourth avenue, was badly damaged by iii
yesterday afternoon which caught froI
detectlEe c9lnney, When discovered th
firernef were obliged 70 throw large quar-
titles OF water TO control the flames, an
nearly all Of the furniture was badly dan
AGED by water and smoke. There was IN
surance 70 the amount Of $500 the buil(
ing ana $50 on the furniture, and the los
will approximate close to the insurance
Frank Campbell. strong and healthy an
"a years Old, picked up a green hide Iyir
South Main street Tuesday afternoon an
started away with II. Lindsay and OF
OF his employees started IN pursuit, and a
race IL he had not bumped into a poii,
officer while looking backward as he ra
He had no explanation when arraigned 4
police cQprt yesterdest morning and JUDI
thirty days
Miss Jessie Williams AGED IS. died at Il
home Of her her mother Fos MRS Leonard Wa
after an illness Of eight months from 4
berculosis. Miss Williams came here eig
Mich. 10 visit her brothers, John b an
Frank @. Williams, who have had char
OF the auditorium skating rink, and r
- mained In the hope OF benefiting h.
health Her mother. who accompanied ne
also remained. The body will be return,
today to Graft Lake, Mich for burial
short service viii be held az the residenc
conducted by Rev. +. A. Case.
Charles william Miller. a Harris
county farmer, residing near Logan va
terdav filed an application for relief fro
his debts through the bankruptcy Cou
lie schedules his total liabilities an G.0tS
and assets al H.eG, OF which SfO3
claims as exempt. Among the sacr1r
creditors are the First National bank
Woodblne and the First National bank
Ioran The WoOdbne bank holds Mile
panar 20 the value OF t2,IGCi. Of Will
81 gro rs secured by chattel mortgage
farm stock and the LOGAN institution D.
his obligations 10 the amount OF sal
$50 OF which is secured. The toral az {
partially secured claims ls Si3 ~ a
those wholly unsecured SSo5.10.
Real Estate Transfers,
The following transfers were reported