Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-15
BRIEF CITY NEWS



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aas FiKtures-Burgess-Gr co.
/ asHt Dry Cleaning OF garments. Twin
C.V Dye Works. ~, South Fifteenth.
Best Dentistry west OF New York. DIT
Fickes. 72 CITY National Bank Bldg
oppenhsim HalrdrsssinR Parlors-Moved
2S6-,-s-3-iJ city National Bank BUILDING.
James ". Hamilton has moved his law
OFFICES 10 sNi.- iLu-t, new Omaha NaJOnal
Bank building. IN. Y. Life BidgJ
FOR wage Earners the monthly payment
plan Of the Nebraska Savings and Loan
Assn offers tho iuo-l plan for savings.
lU6 Board OF trade Building, Omaha
In the divorce Court-Eyelinc Nightin-
gale was granted decree OF divorce from
Robert T.. Nightingale and custody Of their
B-year-old daughter by Judge George A.
Day in the equity division Of district court
Friday
Traffic club in PossesBion--The diff
culues OF the old Omaha Railway cub have
been Strengthened Out by the new Traffic
club, which has taken possession and Oc-
cuples the old quarters. The matter OF
the rent with Barker has been adjusted.
Fraternial Ala to Have a panoe-The
Fraterual Aid association wall hold card
party ami dance at Baughts hall. Nine
[ ..euth and tarnam streets next Thursday
evening. Prizes will be awarded in tie
card games and rcfre-uments viii be given.
Omaha Eubbor Coz. II. sprague
president, is showing a fine line Jr every
kind OF rubber goods including various
styles Of rubber coats and automobile &C
cessories, tor very reasonable prices l6lS
Harvey street Just around the corner
spanish war veterans nIeet-Members
Of Camp Lee Forby Of the Spanish war
veterans will give an entertainment for
friends Of tue order at Barghts hail.
Nineteenth and Farnam, Monday evening.
Captain Henry A. Palmer and others Will
speak and d musical program will be
given.
Circus indians to Reservation-Thirty
Sioux indians VINO nave been with Hagen
backs circus during the summer Will pass
through Omaha tonight on their way back
TO theig homes on Pine Ridge agency in
South Dakota. The Sioux showmen left
Chicago Friday morning over the North
western and will only stop here few
minutes.
Delegates to Bridge Convention-Eight
cars OF delegates 70 the annual convention
OF the American Railway Bridge and
Building association viii pass through
Omaha Monday morning on their way to
Denver, where the meeting is to be held.
The train leaves Chicago over the North
western sunday evening, arriving here at
$50 Monday morning.
Improvement Club Approves BondB-The
school bonds are approved by the CreiBh-
ton First Addition Improvement club, an
organization of ninety -two members which
held an enthusiastic meeting Thursday
night The club was strongly in favor OF
the building OF the Miller Park school, the
. completion OF the high school and the other
improvements that the proposed bond issue
viii mako possible. A committee was ap-
pointed to take a canvass Of the distriC,
and get tue voters Interested in the bonds
Fertile LaudB of CoIorado"-That the
public may know something about the ag-
rcultural resources of Colorado and New
Mexico is the ralson d'etre of an attractive
publication THE Fertile Lands Of Colo
RADIO and Northern New Mexico" just
issued by the passenger department of the
Denver & RIO Grande railroad. The agri-
cultural advancement in that section OF
the United states Is so marked from year
70 year that it has been necessary to pub
fish eleven editions of this pamphlet IN
order to keep pace with the steady devel-
opIuOnt OF the various districts.
Mrs. ROhrbough Not so Badly injured
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ). Rohrbough OF 2,Oi Ham
ilton, who were injured Thursday morning
when their automobile in which they hat
started to the bedside of Mr. Rohrbough'l
mother in quincy, H., recuperated enougi
70 resume their journey yesterday after
y noou They were forced to hire another
y machine to finish the trip, however, thei
own being too badly damaged to be re
paired in time. MY sister-in-law was no
as seriously injured as was first thought,
Mrs NJ. G. Rohrbough said this morning
she was taken to DR.. Pinto's office a
sixteenth and Dodge streets. where 1t wa
found that the nervous shock was NOR
serious than the physical injuries she sus
tanned. She rested few hours and thel
left here In good condition. News was re
ceived this morning from quincy. ILL.,, say
ing that Mr.. Rohrbough's mother is nue.
improved.