Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-17
BRIEF CITY NEWS
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lighting NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Co
ssst Dry Cleaning Of garments Twin
Ciy Dye works, ~, South Ftfteenth'
1eso-National Life Insurance co.-lslo
Charles H. Ady. General Agent. Omaha.
Your chud Needs q sand PLEA ton
OF clean sand. $50. Sunderland. 1914
Harvey. Phone u. 252.
Another Large Brick-w. p. Deverell
has bought sixty-three feet on West Far
nam street. lie will build $4,000 brick
house this fall
Paying for q home is as easy as paying
rent Nebraska Savings and Loan assoc.
citation viii show you the way. Board Of
Trade building, 10th and Farnam streets.
keystone Guards Go Through spe-
CIal carload OK keystone guards from Penn
sylvania will pass through Omaha Thurs
day night at li.25 p. m, while enroute to
Denver.
bernstein Talks TO Toachers-Prof.
Nathan Bernstein OF the Omaha High
school, Will deliver two lectures Friday at
harlan, la, before the shelby county
teachers institute.
Al Day Mesting-The Holiness assoc
ciation OF this City Will hold all all day
meeting az tho Peoples church on Friday
June H., beginning at 10 a. m. a cordial
Invitation is extended to all.
Report Of Appraiser-J. p. Palmer APP
praiser OF the estate of Henry a. wagner,
deceased, has submitted his appraisement
in county court, showing the total value of
the effects of tho deceased to be about
$1,000 Mr.. Wagner died July .. 1909.
school Board Payroll Passed--A spe-
cial meeting OF the Board Of Education was
Al. d la wrll
so that the employees of the board in the
schools, teachers, janitors, can secure
their pay as soon as the schools close.
Caldwell 10 CominB--Contractor Cald-
We'll member OF the firm which is erect
ing the new court house. is expected to
arrive In the city Friday without fail.
Several matters are awaiting his attention,
the principal one being the strike of union
workmen.
Talk Cost eloo--A verdict was returned
thursday morning in the case Of Wells
against Bolen, awarding the sum of 500
damages to the plaintiff. Charles f. Wells
brought suit for $4,000 against Gilbert r,
Bolen, alleging that Bolen had made false
statements regarding him, and had injured
his reputation by accusing him of fraud.
6tillman, q REORGANIZATION p.
Stillman, assistant station master at the
Union station, has resigned his position to
20 to a ranch in Montana. He left the
service Thursday morning and is succeeded
by Higo Schonlau, who has been chief
clerk in the office of c. c, Cornell superin-
tendent of terminals. Mr.. and Mrs, Still
man will leave in few days for their new
home.
Six Houses gold-Six brick houses on
the southwest corner of Nineteenth and
California streets have been passed into the
possession of e. Il. Wilman from A. A.
Pattzman, who is announced to have paid
10000 to Walter Breen for the same The
resale price is listed at $4,000. Other
property Is known to be included In the
transactions because these buildings have
been on the market for several years for
$4,000 or whereabouts.
Horses Scare at street Car--An erron-
eous report of runaway is causing G. NJ
Wilhelm all kinds of grief. The Dodder UNI
dertaklng wagon was smashed In a runaway
when the horses were frightened at q
street car and the wagon was thrown into
the Turner yard at Thirty-third and Far
NAM Mr.. Wilhelm was passing In his ma
chine at the time and stopped to help out
From this II was taken that the horses
were frightened at the automobile, which
was not the case.