Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-07


Corrigans. undertaken Phones i0
FAUST BEER AT B0GERs' BUFFET.
Majestic ranges. T.. e., DE Vol Hdw. Co.
Picture framing. Jensen Masonic temple.
Woodring Undertaking company Tel. SO.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director Phone ".
see Berwick first Tor painting nl $. Main.
select your NInas gifts now az FRuble' .
glt shop, formerly AleXander's.
schustcr's and Storz Malt Extract for
sale By J. J. kline Co, To- broadway.
WANTED Boy to carry the Bee In south
part Of town. Apply Bee office. IS Scott
street.
star chapter No. a.. Royal Lodge. Ma
sonic. will meet iu regular convocauon this
evening ............
Have your glasses fitted or repaired b.
}, W. Terry, opUCian. tl Broadway, office
with George Gerner
Neat up-to-date picture framing at
reasonable prices We please our custom
ers Walter NichOlalsen & Co. IL S. Main.
The Royal Sewing circle Of Oak Leaf
camp Royal Nelghbors % America Will
meet tomorrow afternoon az the home OF
Mrs. Nash. 2O North sixth street
The regular meeting OF Ivanhoe Home
stead No. 80. Brotherhood OF American
1eomen will take place this evening ON
GERS for the ensuing ear will be elected.
Pictures and picture framing Tor MAS
trade Is our long suit. We please every
body. Bring your pictures IN now. We can
lay them aside for you. 4. Jensen, Masonic
temple
Harrison Fischer latest pictures. They
are excellent works OF art. Be sure and see
them at our store before you make your
xmas selections. H. Berwick. al So
Main ST.
Al the close OF the services at the Peo-
pies Congregational chur sabbath even
Ing, Rev. Mr. Hanley called for all who
would agree together 10 DO their very best
TO lead az least one forward during the
revival meetings. 60 come TO the 'front.'
lWeiNe responded TO the call and work be-
gan tn earnest the first day aud night.
Peoples Congregational church. Thirty
NTH and Avenue b-Reviyal meetings every
night this week. Cottage prayer meetings
every afternoon Mrs. c. ). Hanley is as
slsuug the pastor IN all these services
Two united with the church sabbath morn
inB. and one was baptized. Meetings will
continue regardless Uf the weather You
are Invited.
The sealed verdict returned by a jury In
the district court In the SUIT OF John
Scherer against the Alfalfa Meal company
was opened when court convened yester-
cay morning Scherer, an Cmploye OF the
company. sued for 5000 for severe injuries
70 one OF his hands, caused by being caught
IN a cutting machine, which ne claimed
was not sufficiently guarded by protective
devices. The jury awarded him $3.50
ATTORNEYS for Joseph Michenor gave no
uce yesterday that an appeal would be
taken from the award OF Judge Green OF
one-halt OF the profits in big horse deal
IN Nyoming conducted by him to his part-
ner Thomas Oleson Of Sioux City The
allegauon was yhat the profits We're $4,000
oul Is nov cOntended that they were
less than half that amount. half OF which
the court directed Michenor TO pay TO
Oleson.
The board Of education will hold its reg
uiar monthly meeting this evening The
report OF the comm ttee whose members
spent some time with Miss Julia officer
gotng over her plans TOR the proposed pub
nc PLAY ground on the old high school site
viii probably make its report. The official
TSuncaIon OF the employment q Prof
oSnuSf 70 M the vacancy In the high
school caused by the resignation OF Prof
;. l. Thomas will also be ratified
Francis Benedict OF Imogene, and Pearl
Edenburn OF Shenandoah Ia were united
P ~ TiSfs'ags 0y Rey, G 5 Hanley, az the
nth and Avenue B. at the close OF the
sunday morning services. They were &C
eompenied by the brides father cf Imogene,
and her brother and Wife who lives at
Thirty -second and Third avenue The en-
ure congregation were invited guests and
CALCULATIONS.
George O'Brien and e. K HAYWARD who
have been held in the city jail for the Ia Sd
Few days while the police detectives were
lnVesuG2tng the charge OF the theft OF a
box Of shoes from the Hamilton shoe store
were confronted with such an array OF con
ylneing testimony in police court yester-
cay morning that they waived further
hear ng before the case was half way
through. The action was taken bv advice
OF thelr attorney. Herman Schurz. uetec-
ives Frank Murphy and loe Hell OF the
omaha force were Witnesses against .he
men and told OF having received q tin
nom dealer TO whom the men had Of
Tered 20 sell the shoes which led 10 their
arrest when they had loaded the shoes
INTO an express wagon to deliver them
several employees OF the Hamilton store
.lenuIed the men positively as persons
the4 had seen m the rear OF the building
inspecting the boxes few minutes before
the case was stolen. The box Contained
tNeny-eight pairs of childreu's shoes The
men we're sent 70 the county Jail under SOl
zones 70 await the action Of the grand
lurN Frank J. CapeI, the new democratic.
county attoruey-elect. made his ma den an.