Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-15
Davis. druks.

DANAHs hNNHhs
Diamond playing the best vaudeville.
CoRRIGANs. u~ndertakers. Phone las.
For rent, modern house. 77s eth avenue.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
woodring Undertaking company. Tel 800
Lewis cutler, funeral director. Phone 81
Baird 8 Boland, u~ndertakers. Phone Ia
Diamonds Of quality. Corners. al B'way
When you want reliable want ad Rdver-
Using. use The Bee.
Diamonds-Special prices. this month al
Leffert's new store. 800 Broadway.
See the 'copley Prints of noted paint.
ings by Taylor and OF Abbey's Holy Graf
series at ~AleNander's, SSs Broadway.
The democrats will plan for the APP
preaching spring municipal campaign at q
meeting 20 be held this evening In the
office OF J, J. Hughes.
A special service will be held this even
ing at s o'clock at the Union City mission
Rev. James NJ. Williams, pastor of Broad.
way Methodist church, will preach and will
administer the rife OF baptism.
Rev. s. Grant Lewis, pastor OF the Fifth
Avenue Methodist church, who has beer
III for some time at the E~dmundson Me-
mortal hospital, has sufficiently recovered
to be able to return to his home at az
South Eighteenth street yesterday morn
ing.
M. w. Williams is a candidate for the re-
publican nomination for councilman In the
First ward. Frank Beebe announced yes.
the democratic nomination for councilman
in the Fifth ward. They both filed theiI
papers with City Auditor McAneney.
Superintendent j. II. Beverldge of the
city schools will this afternoon deliver an
address to the students OF Puryear's Com.
mercial college. This will be the first OF
q series OF talks by representative bust
ness and professional men of the city &c
be given to the students Of this college.
Thomas A.. Lynch and Leslie M. Lynch
who were divorced January 81, 1908, came
over from Omaha Yesterday and secured 8
marriage license, having decided to forgive
and forget and try Il over again. Justict
j. X. Cooper officiated at the ceremony
which once more made the couple mar and
wife.
In answer to a telegram received by hin
yesterday morning from Des Moines, ask.
ing II Council Bluffs would be represented
at the good roads convention to be called
early In the spring by Governor Carroll
Mayor Maloney Immediately wired tina
Council Bluffs would certainly send a rep
resentative delegation.
The funeral of the late George Sutton
1900 High street, who died Wednesday, ageC
go years, will be held Sunday afternoon a
2 o. clock from Cutters undertaking rooms
and interment will be in Walnut Hill GENE
terry. The funeral will be under the aus
pieces Of Council Bluffs tent, Knights o
the Maccabees, OF which the deceased wa
a member. Mr.. Sutton is survived by hi
wife.
The funeral Of William vickery, the vet
eran of the civil war who died at st. Der
nard's hospital, was held yesterday after
noon from Cutters undertaking rooms ant
interment was In the burial lot of tn,
Grand Army of the Republic in Fairviev
cemetery. Deceased before removing L
removing to Malvern some years ago wa.
a resident Of Council Bluffs and was en-
gagged in the retail coal business
Henry Adams, member OF fire compan,
No. 4, Is laid up with a fractured kneecap
Adams slipped while pushing a wheel
barrow up the incline at the rear Of No.
engine house on Broadway Tuesday morn
ing. 1t was not until the knee commences
to swell and became very painful tina
Adams realized II was injured. City Physi
clan Tubhs was summoned and examina
tion disclosed. the fact that the kneecaI
was fractured. Adams will probably b
laid up for two or three weeks.
Herman Niehaus. employed on the farm
OF William Eightman, near Treyuor, VIII
was slugged and robbed Wednesday high
at Tenth and Dodge streets, Omaha, wa
taken to Mercy hospital yesterday morn
ing for treatment, as he was still s~ufferin
from the effects Of being sandbagged. ID
F.. I. Seybert, who Is attending Nlehaus
said that the mans injuries were not of
serious nature and that he would be abb
to leave the hospital in a day or tive
Niehaus, who is a German, has been 1
this country only about three years.
Il. K. Sayers of 1902 Sixteenth avenu
was arrested yesterday on a charge @
larceny OF a wagon load of coal from
car In the Wabash railroad yards. TIL
warrant was issued from the court of Jus
tice Cooper on an Information filed by {
w. Hardister, special agent for the raj
road. The coal Is alleged to have bee
taken on January l and 8. Savers elaine
to be able to prove that he was employee
by another man to haul coal and that h
was innocent in the transaction. He fui
nfshed a bond in the sum OF $50 for hi
appearance In court Saturday afternoon.