Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-24
BRIEF CITY NEWS
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ave Root Print II.
Electric Grandson Co.
Best Dry Cleaning OF garments Twin
City Dye Works. 407 South Fifteenth.
opOenhsim Hairdrsssing Parlors move
2s9-7-S-9-2tO City Natl Bank Bldg Sept 1.
When You Have Ridss, wool or fur
bring them to J. s. smith g. Co. Highest
prices. honest treatment 1914 Jones street.
Savings Accounts IN Nebraska Savings
and Loan Assn. one dollar to $1,000 each.
Six per cent per annum. credited semi
annually. Organized 1885. 1906 Farnam.
Hurt In Dsrailment--John J. Living
ston has brought suit for 5000 against
the Omaha q Council Bluffs Street Railway
company lie claims to have been injured
when Florence car was derailed.
In the Divorce Court-The following
suits for divorce have been filed. Bertha
Jensen against Charles Jensen, Frank h.
Hoffman against Myrtle NJ. Holman, Ed
muud ]. Gallagher against Estella @. Gal
lagher Sarah Z. Grypsky against Edward
Il. Grybsky.
Sues for Death OF Husband--Mary
Bartuska has filed suit for damages in the
amount OF $4,000 against the American Re
lining and Smeiting company for the death
OF Edwin Dartuska, her husband. lie met
his death on August Z, while working at
the smelter. A melting pot was overturned
and Bartuska was practically covered with
molten copper.
Examinations Next Week - The exami-
nations for all candidates for admission TO
the high school will be held Friday, Sep
TENDER g. All those who have been making
up work during the summer or failed to get
a certificate last fall or are lacking in
credentials for any other reason are ex-
pected to report at the high school building
at o'clock Friday morning.
Mig Sidewalk Contract-The Shull
Land company let Tuesday a contract for
$500 lineal feet Of cement sidewalk, Daniel
Creedon getting the Job, which will cost
about $4,000. The sidewalk is to be laid in
shulPs Second addition, on Twenty-fifth
street and Twenty-flfth avenue, between
Poppleton and Hickory and on Twenty-sev-
enth street between Woolworth and
Hickory.
Those Pictures Again - The thrice re-
peated suggestion from City Electrician
Michaelsen that successful candidates re-
move all pictures from, the telephone posts
has been offered by that official again.
why don't they all prove that they intend
70 enforce the law by making small fund
and having these ugly posters taken DOWN."
says Mr.. Mlchaelsen. when they have
been allowed to put them up without prose-
cution 1t would show a proper spirit to
help toward getting rid of them"
RAILROAD Files Demurrer-The Union
Pacific Railroad company Tuesday morn
ing filed a demurrer in the suit brought
against 1t by Charlotte II. Richelieu, ad-
ministratrtx Of the estate of Harry e.
Rlchelieu. This suit is the one growing out
of the injuries received by Harry Z. Rich
ellen at Valley on May 10, as a result OF
which he died His Administrative sued the
railroad for S15,0 600 damages in the Douglas
county courts, but on August - the suit
was transferred to the United States circuit
court upon an order from Judge Estelle.
German Girl IL Lost - With the mys-
terious disappearance OF Miss Susie Oeyrt7
of Wongitan. ILL.,, who Is supposed to have
arrived in Omaha Sunday, the local police
are at loss to know whether her absence
is the result Of kidnapping or not The young
lady is 26 years Of age and was to have
been met at the train by friends in this
city whom she was coming to visit. Her
friends were late In arriving at the station
however, and Miss Oeyrtz has not been
seen since Becoming worried because she
did not appear, her friends notified the
police, who are now working on the case
She is described as being about feet {
inches in height and 100 pounds In weight
She has black hair and eyes, is German and
unable TO speak English.