Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-03

Davis, drugs.
The CLARK barber shop for baths.
Good dressers See Martin Peterson.
CORRIGANs. undertakers. Phone 143.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
woodring Undertaking company. Tel. S's.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone ~.
Baird & Boland. undertakers. Phone Ia
For first class wall paper work paint
ing and wall paper. ana reasonable prlees'
See Jensen, Masonic temple.
Tho best and cheapest place IN the city
to get your wall paper and painting IS az
w. Nicholaisen 4 Co, IA south Main street
A marriage license was issued yesterday
To Dennis Dillon. aged %. OF Sprongdale,
Wash. and Ellan DOnnelly, aged Z5' OF this
city.
FOR THE BEST WORK BEST Wall.
PAPER PAINTS, AND The MOST
REASONABLE PRICES SEE II. BOR-
WICK, 2ii so. MAIN. HE DELIVERS
THE GOODS.
The body Of Miss Marguerite Martin, who
died Thursday at st. Bernard's hospital,
was taken yesterday to Chicago, accom-
panied by a brother Of the deceased, who
arrived here yesterday morning
John Roennau. who conducts a saloon at
lOl South Main street complained to the
police yesterday hat boys had carried away
sixteen cases Of empty bottles from his
storage house at Eleventh street and First
avenue.
During March 4Os transfers or real estate,
with a total consideration OF S2,lI1. 5f7.H,
were filed for record, as against 395 trans
fers. with an aggregate consideration OF
S1,SOs .2s1. recorded during the same month
last year
r. w Binder arrived yesterday morning
from Cottula, Tex, where he has large
landed interests. Last evening he was in
stalled as exalted ruler Of Council Bluffs
/ lodge OF Elks, with the other recently
4 elected officers
The pulpit Of st. Johns English Lutheran
church viii be occupied tomorrow by Rev
/ r p. SkovRard OF Waterloo, la. Rev Mr
. Skovgard is a native Of this country ano
as pastor Of the church.
/ The fire department was called 10 the res
| idence OF Mrs. ingalls, on Eleventh avenue,
between Sixth and Seventh street, shortly
before 9 O'Clock yesterday morning. A
spark from the chimney had set fire to the
. shingles. The blaze was quickly extin-
guished and the damage was insignificant
VIII Hayes, a negro arrested late Thurs
day night for carrying concealed weapons,
was fined SO and costs in police court yes
terday. Hayes was doing some target shoot
ing with a new big revolver when arrested
/ He claimed to be a miner. In addition 70
the fine the court ordered the revolver con-
fiscated
The marriage of Carl V. Battey, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. V. Battey. and Miss Mimic
Hetzel daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. f. g
Hetzel Of Avoca, which took place in this
city October 16 last, has Just been an.
nounced. Mr.. Battey is manager OF tbs
POttAWdtLhulle county ADsTaCL Coiuphny
Of this city.
A special musical service will be given II
St. Paurs Episcopal church Sunday after
noon at 4 o'clock by the choir OF the Sec
ond Presbyterian church. under the direc
ton Of Mrs. Robert AIullis The choir VII
be assisted by DR.. George A. Ray and tn,
Misses Emerson, Hannah. Cherry, Spindle
and Morehouse
The hearing In the divorce suit OF Neli
Gibbons against Sidney Gibbons was com
pleted in district court yesterday Afternoon
and Judge Wheeler took his decision unde
advisement Mrs. Gibbons alleged cruel an
lnhuman treatment as the grounds for he
suit. Some time ago shortly after thel
marriage, the defendant attempted TO com
NIT suicide and was in a precarious condi
ton in the hospital for several weeks, bu
finally recovered.
H. J. Boock OF Manning, Ia. a traveliu
salesman for the Avery company Of OmahI
placed his grip and cravenette coat in tn
waiting room at the Burlington local depc
Yesterday morning while waiting for hi
train. snealCthief succeeded In gettin
away with the grip and coat while the owr
er's back was turned. The theft was rt
ported to the police. but up to last night n
clue to the thief or the missing grip an
, coat had been secured. This IS the secon
! theft of grip at this depot within a fe1
days.