Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-07

SISTER Mary Patrice, WHO IS we'll remem-
berCd in Council Bluffs Miss MOlte
Lacy, spent. sunday with relatives here
and returned TO her work In Des Moines
> yesterday morning
The monthly business meeting and social
Of The Peoples Congregational church was
held last evening at the home of Mrs;
streeC and Avenue {.
The Royal Sewing circle Of oak Leaf
camp, Royal Neighbors, will meet Wednes-
i,arrick, 1900 Fifth avenue. All membeis
are urged TO be present.
Mrs L. II. Bailey left yesterday for the
ozarks where she will visit tr ends ,.a ana
gate the fruit and land business for the
Information Of her husband.
Mrs. Il. h. Ham. Mrs. ID. A. Moore, Mrs.
j. M Matthews and Mrs, a, w. Huber
went to Des Moines yeste day where they
will represent the local Pythian sisterhood
in the Pythian sisters grand temple Whlch
begins tomorrow and lasts three days
Madison Milbourn. aged SO years, died
yesterday morning 81 the Edmundsoh
hospital of lung trouble after an illness
II three months. The body was taken
to Woodring undertaking rooms, and
later will be taken to the family residence,
1914 West Broadway. The funeral will be
held tomorrow afternoon Rev. A. Overton,
officiating. Burial will be In FairView.
Mrs. II. 3. Suing Of Spokane. Wash, has
been called here by the serious illness OF
ner father, Henry Paschel The other
daughter, Mrs Galager, came from Seattle
several days ago for the same reason MT,
by slight attack OF paralysis has con-
tinued to grow weaker, and his physician
has assured the family that the question
years old and has been quite Feeble tor
some time.
Dr.. w. r. Wall. who had resided near
Glenwood for many years and known
almost nationally as cancer specialist
died Sunday AFTERNOON OF heart fallure'
He complained Of feeling badly less es tnan
and was an Odd, Fellow and member OF the
Grand Army. He had lived in this vicinity
by his wife, five daughters and two sons.
The funeral will be held from the residence
tomorrow at Ii o'clock, the Rev. Mr.. Harris
Of Glenwood officiating
at the Peoples Congress ational church,
Thirty-flfth street and Avenue b: Prayer
meeting at the church Wednesday night,
c. +: sta!lard. leader; Ladies, AID society
Thursday afternoon; Junior choir practice
at the church Thursday evening; senior
gates are to be elected to the fall meeting
Of the association, which meets at Glen
wood, September q and q; THESE VIII DC
elected at the next Saooath morning seTN'
ices.
The Catholic Ladies' society Of St Fran
| els church will give lawn social on tht
church grounds THURSDAY afternoon after. S,ii, s an.
| tertain the children from to o'ciocF
| with abundance of refreshments and othel
things to delight the hearts oil the ell nitf bt
| Illuminated and prepared to stage lter'
airy and musical program. me muslca
RorfGSn Of G,re t6s OF Mrs seSbert
Mrs. S. T. McAtee and MIS- Mart%
| Hughes. -t
Rev. ]. NJ williams pastor of the Broad
| l.fN for
last evening to attend the annual quarterly
conference Rev s. Grant Lewis OF tht
Fifth Avenue church, Rev. A y Baoo'
OF Epworth and Rev. Frank Caldwell o.
Trinity will leave today for the same pur
pose Nearly all of the. clergymen VIII d
accompanied by their wives, There VIII o.
ference. all OF whom will be assigned t
their work for the year by the presidint
bishop. 1t is expected that all OF the Souh
ell Bluffs ministers will be returned
week ago Wednesday, when City Clerl
Casady was standing onBthe Northwestern
station platform with bis suit case In nj
l hand ready to take the train for Mlnnea
polls to attend the national meeuhB U
fhe League OF American Municipalities, h
was seized by a half-drunken fellow, claim
ing to be an officer ana accused 3 d. pen fai
| the leader of the boXcar looters, me lei
low seized Casady's arm so violently ina
ne almost dislocated It and would certain;
have injured him seriously II the cSnuue
tor had not appeared and drew the at
tack upon himself. Mr.. Casady gave
| good description Of his Rssailant and sew
eral days ago Chris SoEensS snd identIfe
| nv Cassidy Yesterday the identltlcatol
was completed by the railway men an
fau Tor twenty-five days to think the mat
ter over He had previously peeh III III
city jail five days.
| C. w, Francis and ]. r. Ehle, occupylhI
an automobile operated as livery by y
Ia. Brown, were in police court yesteroa;
charged with creating a qlsturpance an
! making II unpleasant FOR f. II, AlkenDurl
and NJ. Wright two YOUNG men Il Tha,
had come to Council Bluffs saturday atter
noon TO purchase supplies and after suppe
were engaged in a JOY rue aecoIilpa ne
other autoists were also acquainted VIII
the young women and sought 10 lhuuc
them TO change automobiles. me persuasio
continued throughout trip to Omaha an
. ended in their arrest on the charge o
creating a disturbance after one OF tneI
had thrown beer bottle smasnlnk II !
front OF the Glenwood machine. Both SIDE
EMPLOYED attorneys, George 5. Wright 70
the defense and Glen F. Kimbau Tor N
prosecution. After TWO hours WOrk IN
hearing was adjourned until september 10.
The annual meeting of the Pottawattami
County Rural Mail Carriers association wa
heId Yesterday at Avoca with every membe
, in the county present c. S. Overturf. presi
dent of the association PRESIDED, ana re
sponded to a hearty address OF welcome b
Mavor Neiman. Among the other speaker
, we're: Gus Dietrich. who discussed 'Th
business Mans Interest in the Rural Car
rier" and c. II. Reed. Avoca's postmaster
and John T. HAGEN and F. A. Turner, VIII
, discussed good roads. The resolution
adopted at the meeting favored the regula
use of the road drag and cutting OF weed
In the highways, the adjustment OF tn
.'nenny nuisance" l. e.. placing pennies
the mail boxes for unstamped letters, All
the uniform mail box. Officers elected fc
The coming year were: c. S. Overtur
shelby. president; William Coan Avoc
4 first vice president; T. r. Kingman, Gal
, land, second vice president: c.
Jacobson, Council Bluffs, three-year dire
= tor; Nels Nelson, Kirkman; two-year dire