Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-29

The Clark barber shop for baths.
Dingle's barber shop. 8 Scott street
CorriRans undertakes. Phones ia
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET
Majestic ranges, p. G.. De Vol Hdw. Co.
Picture framing, Jensen. Masonic temple.
WoOdring Undertaking company. Tel. $50
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone o.
See Berwick first for painting, al g. Main
FOR EXCHANGE OF REAL ESTATE
TRY SWAPS.
Manton Beardsley has returned from an
extended trip through Texas.
Miss Ada Potter Of Cairo. III, is visiting
her sister, MrA J, c, Winter, us Plstner
street
Have your glasses fitted or repaired BY
]. W. Terry, optician, ali Broadway, office
with George Corner.
Mrs. Roy F. Wilcox and Mrs. oscar
keeline have returned from Chicago after
spending a week there
FOR RENT-Enuro third floor wickham
block; steam heat and bath. Apply -
Scott street; z, A Wickham-
DO no wall papering unless you see Jen-
sen first, Masonic temple. II pays. Every
thing In the latest and best wall papers.
Dr.; Horace 7. Haverst0O.E has Removed
70 Room H7 Merriam block. Phones, Bell
les; Ind. $50. Residence phones, Bell sI4;
Ind. s4S0
The high wind yesterday afternoon blew
Seventh and Eighth streets and knocked
out one circuit OF the IRE police signal
system Iho tree carried down every wire
on that side OF the street.
Bernice Brown, daughter Of Harry M.
Brown, clerk of the district court, is con
fined to their home lOl4 High street by
illness OF such a serious character that her
parents fear she will be unable to attend
school for several months.
Mayor Maloney was yesterday advised in
a letter from John McVicRr, secretary OF
the National League Of American Munich
paliues' that he had been appointed vice
president for Iowa, and thus becomes one
Of the active officers OF the league.
Miss stella Gibbs has been appointed as
sistant librarian at the public library. Miss
Gibbs has Just completed a two years
course Of public library instruction in New
York under the tuition OF Miss Annie Car
roll Moore She had previously served as
an apprentice in library work here.
Judge Woodruff will attempt today and
tomorrow to finish the business of the
September term OF the district court. But
little remains to be done beyond cleaning
up the shred ends of cases, for Judge
Woodruff has pushed the work with zeal
Gus industry throughout the term. The
November term will begin next Tuesday
with Judge Green on the bench.
b. ]. Day has returned from fortnights
business trip through the eastern business
and money centers. He says politics now
out the east While in New York Mr. Day
was drawn away from other pursuits long
| enough TO attend few political meetings.
he heard Henry l StimsOn, republican can
didate for governor, speak and also at
tended meetings addressed by Chanler and
others.
One Of the myriad offenders OF the same
character got little touch OF grief yester-
day morning when William Lanstrom was
! fined s. and costs for throwing a bottle In
| the street and smashing II on the pavement
/ The broken bottle crop Is the most prolific
one the street cleaning workers find In
| their morning rounds, especially on Monday
| automobile owners the police department is
making an extra effort to teach the offend
ers some wholesome lessons.
William F. siedentopf yesterday closed
! negotiations for the purchase of the ]. II.
schultz farm on the Glenwood road The
| farm comprises 100 acres and the price
/ pa las $1,000 MIR. Siedentopf bought It
! 10, rculative purposes. Mr.. and Mrs.
! SCH. 50. some time ago celebrated their
golden wedding when forty children and
grandchildren were present. They. have
1 lives in comfortable little home In
Council Bluffs, free from the cares and
! toll OF looking after a big Iowa farm.
| r. c. Frost residing at 1901 South Sev-
! yesterday and hung it out in the yard for
a few minutes TO let the brisk wind blow
| and the comfortable looking coat, and per-
| hRps the owners name, formed q strong
Eyed Kelley" who was given a suspended
police court sentence on Friday 70 get out
Of town. Seaton took a seat where he
| few minutes and then took the coat. Frost
came out a moment later and took up the
| chase for the thief and caught him in the
| immediate neighborhood at the instant he
had negotiated the sale Of the garment "a
neighbor. The two held the man until
the police came.
Mrs. J. NJ Langdon manager Of the
Union City mission, has planned to attach
an Industrial school to the mission for the
purpose Of adding interest and value to the
winters work The work outlined Il
somewhat OF the character as that Ions
conducted by Rev. Henry DeLong and
Broadway missions. The girls OF pooI
families will be taught to make their owr
garments and be given practical lessons
In s.r dTessms akin A free smPlosmsnt
mission work, where employment for botf
men and women will be sought The mis-
sion which is wholly non-sectarian, H. Il
3e made more than ever a factor In tht
life OF the city.
Luther Perkins. a nephew OF c. A. -TYb
belts, has been his guest for the last few
days MT Perkins has recently returned
from a long residence In the Philippines
; where he was engaged in educational work
While there he became interested in IN,
missionary movement and spent much tim,
qualifying himself for the work. He Ia
received an appointment for the missionar,
field in China and is now on his way there
Mr.. Tibbetts has not seen his sister thu
mother Of the young man, for thirty-eigh
years, and the old home life in Michigan
and the family circle memories were forci
bly, brought back when he was visited b,
a stRlwart young man, q years old, the sol
OF the blue-eyed little sister whom he lei
at the old home while she was yet a child
With snow clouds boiling up from tn,
northwest and swirling into faces tina
strangely resembled some Of the reaiisti,
cartoons OF Teddy Roosevelt, the Goa
dealers OF Council Bluffs yesterday loolCet
into the angry cloudland faces and smiled
Their smiles soon changed into Worriet
looks when rush orders for coal began h
pile up far beyond the capacity for IN,
days deliveTies The Council Bluffs Goa
and Ice company had fourteen teams do
livering and got the teamsters to WORT
until late at night, and stil were unabl,
20 keep up with the sudden demand :
Other dealers were equally pressed am
many Council Bluffs people had to huddlt
around the kitchen stove or the gas rang,
last night as the only alternative TO goini
to bed TO keep warm. There Is plenty o
coal IN the local yards, and unless frelgh
deliveries should be delayed no difficult
will be experienced I'm maintaining m
supply during the moderate autumn
weather.
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