Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-28
BRIEF CITY NEWS
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HAVE Root Print II.
lighting Piztures-Burgess-Gr Co.
Best Dry Cleaning Of garments. Twin
City Dye Works, 4O7 Soutn Fifteenth.
Unconstitutional Life Insurance Co.--1e1o
Charles E. Ady General Agent, Omaha.
Memorial nay Address--Judge Estelle
of district court will deliver a Memorial
day address at Atlantic, Ia, and Judge
Sutton will speak at Plainfield.
The Savings Eabit once formed leads to
Independence one dollar starts an ac-
count with Nebraska Savings and Loan
Assn. 1O6 Board Of Trade Bldg. Omaha.
In the divorce )urt Mrs. Anna Badeker,
who married John Badeker at Plattsmouth
4 twenty-five years ago, has brought suit
for divorce charging cruelty and deserton
for the last year and a half.
Opening Of Dietz Club-The opening
party OF the Dietz CLUB is to be held at
the clubhouse, Fourteenth and Boyd
streets, on Wednesday. a dance is to be
held at the club each Wednesday evening
in June.
Talcott Suit TO Jury-Oscar Talcott
suit for 5000 against officers and trustees
of Valley will go to the jury, Judge Ken
nedy having overruled a motion TO IN
now putting in its evidence.
More snow-Snow is reported out In
the mountain districts. with rain all
through southern Nebraska and northern
Kansas and some rains in Oklahoma The
local outlook is for showers Friday night
and Saturday, with but little change in
temperature.
Automobile Dealers at Luncheon
Twenty automobile dealers gathered at the
Commercial club at noon Friday for
social luncheon. Plans for an organization
in furtherance Of the interests of the auto
mobile business were discussed. They VIII
meet each Friday hereafter.
MANDY" Bound over-Mollie Moore,
the negro woman arrested as the Mandy
who stole valuables from any homes while
she held positions in them, was bound over
to the district court on a charge of grand
larceny Friday morning. Judge Crawford
fixed the woman's bond at $3.50 on each Of
two counts.
Carpenter Has Bad Fall-Jack Snyder
a carpenter, 114S North Sixteenth street,
fell from the roof Of the Paxton Mitchell
garage building, which is in course of
construction at Twentieth and Harvey
street and was seriously injured Friday
morning. The injured man was ATTENDED
NV Surgeons Standeven and Loveland and
sent to his home. His condition was pro-
nounced not serious.
Street Railway Postal Schedules
Postmaster b. f. Thomas was in confer
ence Friday morning with the street rail-
way company relative to the time schedules
for operating the new street railway posta
car service which goes into effect July 1
The schedule, while not yet completed as
q whole, are sufficiently SO to show q
saving of from twenty-five to forty minutes
over the old screen wagon service, which
the new street car service is designed tc
succeed between. the depots and the post.
office
Ex-soldiers sentenced-Robert Nc
Carroll, alias Royal e. Love, and Howard
Seekell, both former soldiers of the United
States army, were sentenced to four anC
three months imprisonment respectively
in the Nebraska state penitentiary Friday
morning by Judge w. II. Munger, under
the plea of guilty of sending obscene letters
through the United States mails
The two men have but recently com.
pleted eighteen months terms of imprs-
onment for desertion in the Fort Crook
guard house and 1t was while they were
thus imprisoned that they wrote the OBJ
scene letters.