Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-19

DAVIS. drugs.
The Clark barber shop for baths.
Corrigans, undertakers. Phones l4s
Hlgh-class tailoring. Martin Petersen.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel. 339,
Lewis cutter, funeral director. Phone 81
Sara q boland undertaitsrs. Phone IL
y, FOR EXCHANGE OF REAL ESTATE
scientific and accurate tests Of the eyes
Hee' at Lefferts.
Have your glasses fitted and repaired BY
D. w. Terry, All b way.
WE CARRY MALT EXTRACT. :. J.
Kline Co., lb2 West Broadway.
o. J. Mitchell lett yesterday for a weeks
Visit IN chicago ana points In Wisconsin.
United States Marshal w. f.. Warner OF
Nebraska was Council bIut1s VISITOR rtI-
day afternoon.
Frederick b, Hagg has returned from
knoxxlne, H., where he graduated from
st Adams scnooL
Harmony chapter No. 80, order Eastern
star, heid It's regular monthly meeting Iast
night, With a big attendance.
1wo front rooms, nicely furnished, either
two gentlemen or man and wiGe, with Or
without board. Ind. phone 1205A.
Mrs. Hilda c. Lund OF the Philippine
Islands, gave an address at the Union City
mission last evening at O'Clock.
Mrs. L. p. Wicknam and Miss Agnes
WIckham will spend few days In chi
cago, leaving for tnat city last evening
Perry Hendricks and John Shugart nave
returned from Culver Mllltary academy,
where they have been during the last
school year.
Seats have finally been placed In the
park on Pearl street for the accommodation
OF those who want TO enjoy "A DreOgnang
spell In the shade.
The work of lowering the street car
tracks on Avenue A 70 conform wltn the
newly established grade on bhat street. Is
about completed.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. M. Lane have returned
from a six weeks stay IN Wisconsin, where
they were called by the illness ana death
of MIR. Lanes father.
Auxiliary No. H. Union Veteran Legion,
met at their hall Friday afternoon Tor
initiation. Refreshments were served. a
full attendance was present.
Mrs. James Smith, Sl4 Nineteenth avenue,
has gone to Lamro Trip county, 5. d.,
where she will visit her son, Grover, who
is holding down claim there.
Miss Edna M. Sprague of the high school
faculty, left last evening for Chicago to
spend the summer vacation attending the
Chicago University summer school.
MOVE iOUk REAL ESTATE. PUT
YOUR AID IN THE REAL ESTATE SEC
TON or THE BEE. THE BEE GOES re
PEOPLE THAT HAVE THE MONEY.
Reed Flickinger, who has completed tn
second year OF mis- law studies al the stat
University OF Iowa. returned nome FRIDAY
lie WIN spend the summer vacation II
this city.
The testimony in the damage case o
Watt against Maurer was concluded yes
terday afternoon and the case will go t
argument Monday, to which time the jur
was excused
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Simons and daughter
Frances, have gone to Des Moines to b
present at the commencement exercise
at Drake university, where tn air son, Ed
ward Smons, is a student.
Daniel Harp and Teresa Callahan, bot
of TINS city, were married Thursday evenin
IlRl.n htg r
East Broadway Mr.. Harp is employe
as clerk in the Sargent shoe store.
Excelsior lodge No. 49, Ancient Free an
accepted MasOas VIII meet S,. IL specs
afternoon, and for later evening session
Work an the third degree. Two candi
dates.
John Lahey was arrested on a bench war
rant yesterday afternoon for 80 far forget
ting himself as to come into court In
state Of intoxication. He was lodged
the county jail TO sober up, when his cas-
will be disposed Of.
Palm grove kensington was entertaine
Friday afternoon at the home Of Mrs. "
the afternoon were Mrs. Harry Nicholson
Mrs. Charles Rain and Miss Katherin
Webb.
Rev. Henry belong officIated at the ma
in the court house, Friday: Clayton sno
Of Wood River, Neb., to Addye Miller
shelton. Neb;, and William b. Ovens (
Monroe, Neb.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. Mary Trace
will take place Sunday afternoon at 2:
O'Clock from her late home at Merea av
nue. and Broadway Rev. ], w. JoneA w
have charge of the services. lnterIhel
viii be in Walnut Hill cemetery. II
Royal Nelghbors Of America, of which 81
was member, will attend in a body.
A course OF systematic practice for II
state fremen's tournament, to be held
Red Oak, August 2 and L. is now
by the council Bluffs crew and team Whit
will participate in the tour nament. II
same crew and team which broke the tv
worlds records at the Davenport tourn
ment last year will be at Red Oak I'll
year and are expected to do even fast
work than last year.
Andrew Chambers, aged 40 years, di
at 7:l5 Friday evening at the home of h
sister, Mrs. w. A. Ward, No. 545 Washin
ton avenue. of a disease of the liver, aft
an illness of three years. He is surviv
by a daughter and one son, living
California, and another son at MasseI
Ia, and his mother, Mrs. Margaret Char
bers OF Anita, Ia, and three brothers a.
three sisters. The funeral arrangemeT
have not yet been completed, but m
take place from Woodrings undertake.
pRrlors. The body will be shipped to Ami
Ia, for burial.