Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-26
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COrriEans, ul,dertakers. Phones las.
FAUST BEER Az ROGERS BUFFET,
Majestic ranges, p c. De Vol How Co
Picture framing. Jensen. Masonic temple,
Woodring Undertaking company Tel SSs'
Lewis Cutler, funeral director, Phone ~.
See Berwick first for psintins, I'll s. Main.
FOR EXCHANGE OF REAL ESTATE
TRY SWAPS
sehusters and storz' Malt Extract for
sale by J. J. Kline Co. 1872 Broadway,
have your glasses fitted or repaired by
J, ". Terry, opucian. All broadway. office
with George Corner.
For Rent-6-room house, modern except
furnace. 10 naruson. See Geo. Mlller,
lVO w, broadway,
Lilly camp and society will meet at the
nome OF Mrs. {. c. Davis, III North Eighth
street, tomorrow afternoon.
Neat up-to-date picture framing at
reasonable prices. We please our custom
ers Walter Nicholaisen a. Co, IA 5. Main.
we have the exclusive sale Tor Coles
hot Blast heaters ana ranges in this city.
L. {. DeNol Hardware Co, 5U4 Broadway,
Independent Court No. 81, Tribe of Ben
Hur, viii have a biazane in Maccabee nan
SATURDAY, November 70. Everybody invited.
Dinner and supper Will be served.
DIR. X. b. Tubbs, city physician, returned
yesterday from Los Angeles, Cal, where
ne went two weeks ago TO Insure kindly
care OF his mother, VINO will spend the
winter there.
Brooks Reed left Wednesday evening for
81. Joseph, Mo-, 10 spend Thanksgiving
with friends and relatives. He expects to
extend his visit to other parts OF Missouri
and TO remain away from home for two
weeks.
Miss Vera Saunders Is spending the
Thanksgiving holidays az the home of her
ON Oakland avenue. She will return to
her studies at Drake university, Des
Moines on Sunday evening.
Nothing Will stop the sensational success
Of Ellnor Gyms play, Three Weeks ="
The play is now in It's second season and
crowded houses are the regular thing in
theater for Saturday matinee and night.
L. o, CLAIR reported TO the police yester-
day afternoon tnat chicken thieves had in
vaded his barnyard at his home on Madi-
son avenue and carried away between
seVenty-tive and eighty Of his finest bloOded
fowls The work Indicated the presence Of
professional henrOost robbers, and the
tons OF catching them, nor his sanguin-
airy anucipations Of punishment.
Mrs. Jennie White, "a years old, widow
OF u. III. White, died yesterday at her
home 1921 south sixth street, from acute
Inflammation Of the bowels after two DAYS
illness, although she had been I'm poor
health il,,d9 Tor several months, n, She Is sur,
one daughter, Mrs. l. z. Butler, both OF
whom reside here Mrs. White was born
In New York, but lived in Council Bluffs
rangements FOR the funeral have not been
made.
Mrs, Hennessey, who keeps a model
candy and cigar store at ia East Broad
way, Is suffering from a painful injury,
inflicted yesterday while prepar ng the
Thanksgiving dinner for her family. she
was opening a glass fruit Jar. which broke
under the strain put upon IL. Two fingers
OF her right hand were almost severed and
a deep cut was made Ia the third. one
on ne nnsers was spht nearly the entire
ienEth. The Injury required surgical at
tention.
The new police patrol team purchased
last week was given It's first real tryout
yesterday and proved 10 be of the metal
required. The horses were bought from a
farmer az the rather fancy prcc Of 5000
The old team was sold for 500 as they
were too heavy for the work, The new
team weighs several hundred pounds less.
They are half brothers 20 Lou and Herb.
pany, and are equipped with the same
speed and endurance qualities
The last vestiEe OF the temporary build
ings used by the National Fruit and Corn
shows vas removed from the streets yes
terday afternoon. A force OF men worked
ell day completing the work Of tearinE
down the structures and piing the lumber
ready for removal and burning the accumu-
Nothing remains 20 be done now but haul.
I ing away the lumber and sweep,ng thf
/ streets, and the most important and beauu-
| ful exposition OF the character ever given
anywhere becomes pleasant memory.