Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-16

Davis drugs
The Clark barber shop for baths.
Corrigans, undertakers. Phones l4S.
FAUST BEER Al ROGERS BUFFET.
Picture framing. Jensen Masonic temple. I
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel 339 !
Lewis Cutler, funeral director Phone g.
See Berwick first FOR painting, I'll >. Main. !
FOR EXCHANGE OF REAL ESTATE
TRY SWAPS.
Hudleson Broadway studio new location
b31 West Broadway.
WE CARRY MALT EXTRACT. ]. J.
Klein Co. lb2 West broadway.
The regular meeting of the Loyal order
OF the Moose Will be held tn.s evening at
DANISH hall.
Have your glasses fitted or repaired by
J. w. Terry, optician, All Broadway, office
with George Corner.
Mrs. Torrey Everett left yesterday for al
short visit with relatives in the east Mr..
Everett and the children will remain at the
home of Mrs. Horace Everett tor several
days.
The regular meeting of Harmony chapter
No. 70, order OF the Eastern star, will be
held this evening at Masonic temple. Spe-
cial business 10 to be transacted and the
members are all requested u be present.
decree Of divorce was taken by default
yesterday in the suit OF Myrtle b. Hall
against Harry b. Han They were wed
July 8, 1906, and the evidence showed that
the young wife was deserted SHORTY after
their marriage.
The women of the Broadway Methodist
church will have a social afternoon at the
home Of Catherine Cook, 1851 Park avenue
All the women Of the church are invited
Those who have earned a dollar for the
church will tell how they did IT at this
meeting.
Mrs W. II. DeFrance, who died at her
home ON Woolworth aYenue in Omaha, was
the daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. W. l.. Bedi-
son OF Council Bluffs, where she had lived
the greater part of her life, ana where
two sisters Miss Ada and Mrs Frank G.
Hendricks and two brothers, Harry e;
and Lewis M. Bedison, reside. The funeral
took place yesterday afternoon at the resi-
dence and was private.
Ben Turner, a 15-year-old boy, was caught
YESTERDAY stealing a bicycle at the T. d.
c, A. building and IL being held for hear
ing in Juvenile court. Ben Turner had
numerous tales to tell in explanation OF the
theft, but they varied so greatly that a
who has been responsible for the disap-
pearance OF a number Of wheels from the
associations bicycle racks
The Rev Frank Caldwell will preach his
farewell sermon in Trinity Method 81
church next Sunday night. On the follow
ing Tuesday he Will remove his family tc
Sidney, the new field Of labor selected fol
him by the conference officials. Mr.. Cald
we'll has been the pastor OF the church
three years and has grown into the esteem
OF his congregation and all who nave come
into contact with him.
William Betenga was sent to the county
jail yesterday morning to await indictment
Ing to Police Judge Snyder that he forget
the name OF 9. A. Germalne TO the 800
bank i'S Of Dubois Sat at Dubois, heb, which
he attempted to collect here through thu
Council Bluffs Savings bank last Thurs
day and was arrested on Saturday after
noon after the signature had been pro
nounced to be forgery.
The funeral of Mrs. Wyatt win be he'll
this afternoon at o'clock from the RESI-
dence OF her son, X. II. Nichols, 40 Gle
avenue. Mrs Wyatt has been communi
cant of the Broadway Methodist churc
for the last twenty-five years, and II tn
pastor OF the church. the Rev. j. w. vii
liams returns from the Perry conference q
time to conduct the services he will do SC
otherwise Rev. o. Q. Smith will officiatt
Burial will be in Walnut Fiji cemetery.
Friends in this city, Of DR.. l. a, Mer
ram OF Omaha have s received copies Of
Concerning the Church in Omaha an
Other Places The text is reprint Q
DIR. Merriams article in the Omaha Dali
Bee of July 81. The little booklet ha
created a most favorable impression upo
all who have read IT, II Ia review {
fic viewpoint of twentieth century know
edge, and 10 In great demand by those VIII
are familiar with DR.. Merriam's scientific
attachments.
Attorney 1. N, Flickinger has received a
interesting letter from his daughter
Helen, Edith and Margaret who are spenS
ing year travelling in Europe. detailin
their tour through the Black Forest
Germany and as fully interesting a lou
ney through Switzerland. They will sper
the remainder OF the present month
southern Europe and in October will go
Berlin, where they will spend the whit,
\ in university work They do not expect
return nome until next summer. They Al
most thoroughly enjoying their opportun
ties for profitable study.
George Judson returned yesterday fro
q trip OF several weeks In Colorado an
the mountain states recuperatng from h
two years experience In railroad buildir
on the equator in the vicinity of Il
Mrs. .Judson and both returned very muC
benefited by their outing. Mr. Judson h
decided not 70 return 70 South Americ
but has secured position in the distri
engineers office with the Rock Islar
Railway company at Little Rock Arl
and will leave for his new station toda
Mrs, Judson will remain here with rel
husband.
w. H. James, rural mail CARTER brouR
four almost perfect ears of corn to tov
yesterday which he had gathered from
field on his route The corn was ful
matured and would receive no injury nc
fro killing frost. Mr.. James leav
Saturday for Little Rock, Ark, as a de-
safe to the national convention OF run
mail careers, and he is going to take I
corn specimens with him He says all /
other Iowa delegates to the convention a
!, going 70 eguip themselves with bunch
designation OF the corn brigade by
Nading the convention with their amt
Rrmstul OF corn.
briates who hate been held in the coun
jail awaiting the inquiry OF the grand ia
into the methods of their escape from I
Knoxville hospital We're taken back TO I
institution yesterday. The superintende
OF the hospital sent one of the guards n
Neal, here for the purpose of taking
men In charge. They were perfectly WI
ing TO exchange the quarters in the cour
jail fors better accommodations in the sal
institution Under the law approved by
last general assembly escaping from
states Jag cure esta bishment is a pre-
serious thing. and insures at least TIN
months imprisonment in the county il
which may be increased TO six.
Lawrence She and Miss Tena Moo
daughterAof, Mr.. and Mrs, ID. A. Moore
IN s city returned from Kansas City y
terday and reeeived parental forgiven
and blessing after a runaway MARI a
They left their homes here a week
and went to Kansas City, where n
We're marrted in the office of Justice
the peaee. Then they went 10 ST, jose
where Mr.. Shel has made arrangeme
Tor their future home. \ forgiving let
lrom the parents OF the Young won
coupled With the earnest request to retl
nome ana remain long enough TO make
necessary preparations TO begin hou
keeping islduceC then return for a bI
money aeon, AIR, Sh 81 is a comnetent e.
trician and was formerly employed by
Damon company. He has secured a :
better petition in ST. y oseph.
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