Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-28
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Public Service Corporation-We claim
20 be one. Service to clients above every
thing i'm all lines of Insurance. Phone
Creigh, Baldrige & Co, Doug. zoo
Paid in run shares Of the Neb. Savings
& Loan Assn. make an Ideal investment,
Sl0O 70 $4,000 pays go per annum Board
of Trade Building, 1905 Farnam Street
The way is Open through the Neb. Saw
ings q Lean Assn 10 start fund to buy
home; pays GO per annum; 1905 Far
nam, Board OF Trade Building
Employers liable Tor Accidents
Juries always say so. whether negligent
or not Let Creigh, Baldrige & Co, write
your liability insurance. Phone Doug. zoo.
Help FIND Him--Attenuon Red Men
Help me find ]. McMunen by Monday
night. Member Yuh-man-das tribe No,
T. w. j. IL. Wellington, 1923 Dodge and
seventeenth street
Two Seeking Divorcs-Actions for di-
vorce as follows were commenced IN the
district court Saturday! Myrtle O. Field
against George wallace Field; Blanche
Zindler against Henry zindler
Pioneers TO Attend Funoral-The mem
hers Of the Pioneer Association Of Douglas
county are invited TO attend the funeral
services Of Mrs. James Allan Sunday at-
ternoon. BY order OF President Thomas
swift.
Cold november Winds are dangerous;
avoid lagrippe and wear one of our classy
raincoats; all styles. Rubber goods OF all
kinds Let us equip your auto. Omaha
Rubber Co.. 1908 Harvey St. Just around
the corner"
Louis Drisksn 10 DisohRrgsd--Louis
Driskell a farmer OF Papillion, arrested
on a statutory charge, whose case has
diLpharR ed
in police court Saturday. Driskell estab-
lished an alibi.
Union Plasterers Banquet--Plasterer's
union No. held the annual banquet and
dance ct Washington hall last night
Representative c. O. Lobeck was the
speaker Of the evening. About 800 per
sons were in attendance.
New Thought Lecture oourss-A three
weeks New Thought lecture course vii
opsn this afternoon at o'clock, in th'
Lyric theater, by Perry Joseph Green, who
comes direct from Portland, Ore, to I'll
the engagement in this city. These lee
lures are all open to the public, will
charge for admission.
To ENTERTAIN Supreme offioers-~fh'
Royal Neighbors are TO entertain MRS
Mira B. Enright, Kansas City, Kan, and
Mrs. Eva Child, Hanover, Wis, members
of the supreme board OF managers, tues
day evening at woodman hail. Fifteenth
and Douglas streets, Mrs. Bnright is can
didato for the office Of supreme oracle.
Dental Society VIII AGeet-The Tri
city Dental society will hold its MONTH!
banquet and present its program Of paper
and clinics at the Loyal hotel Tuesda!
evening, starting at $3.50 O'Clock. DR.. e. II
BruEning has charge Of the program a
follows: Review of Nomenclature
Cavity Preparation" by DR.. Bruenins
Review Of Specific Disease Of Oral Cav
tty." by DR.. NJ j. Gordon; table clinic
''Prosthetio." by DR.. Gietzen.
- Improvement Club organiasd-Lincolr
Heights residents held meeting at tn
omaha Lumber and Coal company's offic
Friday evening to consider the organlza
tlon ,of, an improvement club for that par
of the city. The following officers wer
elected, President, c. Il A. Johnson; vic
president T. c. Nisser; secretary w. A
Wsieel; treasurer, NJ. sorensen. Plans 70
better lighting, opening of streets and tn
running of a street car out there are bein
made by the members OF the club.
Epworth League Convsntion-Th
Omaha district convention of the Ep
worth league cabinet closed SaturdA
= morning with a business session. Tn
delegates to the convention, ninety-nin
I'm number, gathered at a banquet at tn
Young Women's Christian association
Friday night. Bishop John L. Neulsen o
Omaha was among those who responde
TO toasts. The district comprises thirty
two leagues. included in a triangl
bounded by lines connecting the tire
cities Of Omaha Fremont and Oakland
San souCi Club HdOOtS-Miss Maud
wilcox entertained the members Of tn
San Souci club at her home, Forty secon
and Lafayette avenue. Prizes were Wo
bv Miss Polly Hurst and Miss Regina Al
dresser. Those present were: MISE
Polly Hurst, Gladys Holmgren, Jessi
Corey, Regina ANDERSEN, June Corey, Jer
ME Nelson, Maude Wilcox, Ethel Core!
stella Olson, Nell Hurst, Barbara Wen
worth and Mrs Nelson. The next meetin
Will be With Miss Gladys Holmgren, VIII
will entertain at the Orpheum December
Soldiers for the Phnippinss-Thre
hundred and eighty-sx officers and me
Of the Eighth cavalry United States arm
leave Fort Robinson at Crawford (Neb
for Manila Sunday morning, November
Colonel Henry b. Kingsbury Is at the hea
Of the detachment The soldiers accom-
panied by the families have orders Rssigl
ing them to the Philippines for two year
A special train over the Burlington ar
connections is taking the entire troop vii
It's baggage by way OF Billings and Por
land to San Francisco, where 1t will
embarked on q transport.
Missing Girl is FOund-Mrs. Anna Dal
ieIs, 1915. Arbor street, reported to II
police Saturday morning that her daugl
ter, Louisa, IA years old, had left hon
at o'clock Friday afternoon, saying 81
was going to the public library, and he
not returned home. Saturday mornin
while detectives were searching the Cit
for the missing girl, Margaret Daniel
an older daughter, called up her moth
by telephone and said she had fouI
Louisa coming out of clothing stor
Louisa, who is pupil at the Castell
school, tald her sister that her teach
had scolded her for displaying a post
card during recitation time and. fearil
that she would again be punished wit
the news reached her mother, had go
downtown and spent the night at a hot
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