Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-13
BRIEF CITY NEWS

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1ighting rixtures-Burgsss-a randen Co.
sest Dry Cleaning of garments. Twin
City kpYe Works 407 South Fifteenth.
Iss6--National Life insurance co.-1s1o
Ehlrlos T. AGy, General Agent. Omaha
/Your chiid Needs sand PLEA ton
G clean play sand. $3.50. Sunderland. 1914
HarneL Phone ID 252.
The sursst way to Save is to follow =
fixed. definite plan Of saving so much
week or month. See Nebraska Savings and
Loan ASSN. Board Of Trade Bldg, Omaha.
The Advanced Pupils OF Mr.. Fred O.
Ellis will give recital in tho SCHNEIDER
& Mueller Piano company's auditorium
Wednesday evening. June %. The public
is cordially invited.
Two Trips Daily for steamboat--Two
trips daily will be continued by the steam
boat city of Peoria from Omaha 1t has
been announced that absolutely no liquor
Will be sold on board the steamer.
Ejeotment from Saloon. b. Bond who
has a saloon at Thirteenth and jackson
streets is held for the police court under s25
on the charge OF assault and battery. The
case arises out of an attempt to eject J. f.
|AFfsher 513 eouth Thirteenth street, from
the saloon at the closing hour. The arrest
Df Bond created a scene, as he resisted the
bfficer
Woman MADE station Agsnt--Miss Clara
L. Shaughanessy, a wide-awake wyoming
woman, has been selected by the Burling-
ton as agent for the new station of Rozet,
1921 miles east OF Gillette. A Burlington
official said that man is agent at Gillette,
as women have no use for safety razors.
!, hut the name "Rozet" sounded feminine
, and It was decided to place woman in
Z charge.
TO no Married wednesdSy-Henry
Hover, who has efficiently presided as
doorman at the Gayety theater for the last
two seasons, and Miss Hilma De Moss,
until recently in charge OF department at
Bennett,s, will be married next Wednes-
day evening June Is, by Dean Beecher. The
young couple will visit relatives in Kansas
/ for a few days. after which they will re-
/ turn to Omaha to reside.
women Charged with Larceny--Two
coiored women. Marie Smith. 1t25 North
Fourteenth street and Katherine johnson,
I417 North Fourteenth street, were the
cause of some excitement in the dry goods
end OF Hayden's store last night. When
: officer Fahey got there he found the two
locked in the office and he then learned
that they had been caught in the act OF
shopiiftng. Both are charged with petty
larceny.
= RiRasral Of Helen Noyss-rhe funeral
of Kiss Helen Noyes. IL years old, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Noyes SS2t
North Nineteenth street, who died Friday
afternoon, following brief illness. will
take place Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
at the residence OF ]. Z. Wigman. S92
North Twenty-first street TO Forest Lawr
cemetery, services being private Rev. DR.
Hanna Of the North side Presbyterian
church will officiate. The girl was stu
dent at the Lothrop school. Mr.. Noyes II
superintendent of the city asphalt plant
johnson Buried In wisconsin-rhe body
OF John johnson, who on June 6. was as
phyxiated in his room at S1 North Twenty
fourth street by escaping gas, has beer
sent to Portage, WIS, for BURIAL He lief
two daughters. Mrs. Jane McKeefe Of For
Winnebago, wis, and Miss Hanna johnson
ri Lafayette Ind, beside four sons, Robert
fJames and p. ]. Johnson of Chicago anC
Il. #. Johnson OF Portage, Wis. Mr.. John
sons wife, Mary Johnson. died about {
/. year ago In the state asylum at Lincoln. p
j. johnson OF Chicago arrived in Omaha
shortly after the death Of his father ant
arranged for the removal OF the body.