Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-09

energetic life which made him a promI-
nent man Of the city in spite Of his physl-
cal disabilities. The funeral was held at
the residence of Mrs. Grace PinneII at
which place Mr.. and Mrs, Caughey had re-
sided since his return from California. The
ceremonies E->re conducted by Rev. w. H.
Moor, secretary or tine Episcopal diocese of
Nebraska, assisted by DIR. r. L. Wheeler
OF the Presbyterian church. The hymns We're
sung by Mrs. Barnes and Miss Harell of
Lincoln. accompanied by Mrs. L. H. Greer.
The pail bearers We're A. L. Powell, A. L.
Lott A. A. Jasmer, d. L. Holmes. A. p.
Durkes and A. c. Davenport The floral
gifts from the members Of the Live Stock
exchange were profuse and the member
ship very generally attended. Numerous
friends ana relatives from Council Bluffs
and other cities were present. The inter
ment was at Laurel Hill cemetery.
UdaII-Munshaw Wedding.
T. b. Udan was married last night to
Miss Fannie Munshaw Of Elgin, ILL.,. and
will be home today with his bride. Miss
Munshaw is sister OF Ed Munshaw Of
South Omaha. Mr.. and Mrs. Udan will
reside at 2S10 @ street. the home OF the
late David c. CARAT.
Mr. Udall is a well-known ieweler in
South Omaha and has resided in the city
for years. He has a large number OF
friends who will be glad to welcome his
bride and make her Immediately at home
in the city. The acquaintance dates from
a visit OF Miss Munshaw to South Omaha
over a year ago.
Verdict Accidental Death.
The finding OF the coroner's jury which
examined into the death Of Michael Novak
at Swift &c Company's plant Wednesday
noon was that the deceased came to his
death accidentally, being hit by a bucket
swinging on a crane, which is used for
icing cars, and by this impact he was
knocked from the top OF a boxcar to the
ground and broke his neck in the fall. II
il not known whether the company will be
held liable under the employers liability
laws, but the verdict was wOrded to show
that the man came to his death in line OF
mis- usual duties. The company will assist
in the burial The funeral has not beer
definitely fixed.
Magic City GOsasAp.
/ Mrs. A. r. Hunter and son, John, are
spending a vacation at ClearmOnt, Wyo.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Beavers are spending
/ the summer In the mountains of Montana
! Mr.. and Mrs. George Houseman ar
! spending a vacation OF two weeks In Ten
nessee.
Prof A. R. Nichols is spending the sum
mer at Peoria, H.. taking a course In Tn
summer school,
Mrs Frank Houseman left yesterday 10
American Falls, Idaho They will visit Mis-
HoFtense Eads-
Mrs. n. =. Irish and daughter OF waE
Oner, Ok, are the guests OF Mrs and Mr'
r. w. Creviston.
sToRTz Delicious Bottled Beer delivere
promptly TO your residence. Phone so. 1853
Broderick & Maslowsky.
Il william e. Schneider, member OF tn
Board OF Educat ton, reports the birth OF
son 70 his home Thursday evening.
PHONE SOUTH s6s for a case OF JET
\ TER GOLD TOP BEER Prompt de
livery to any part OF city William Jettei
Mrs. Mamie Watson was arrested yesteI
day on a vagrancy charge. being suspecte
OF taking money from one OF her guest
Wednesday night.
Mrs. E. II. Roberts had so far reeovere
from her recent operation at the Sout
Omaha hospital that she was able to re
turn home yesterday much improved.
A large delegation OF the South Oman
Eagles will attend the state convention 4
Chadron, Neb., July Is. At tins CONVEX
ton district comprising three states wi
be formed.
Mrs. Eva NJ Michael, wife OF Charlie
Michael 2l3 North Twenty-third street die
Thursday noon OF an appoplectic strok,
Death followed two hours after the strOk,
The funeral has not been arranged.
The Nebraska Shoe and Clothing hous
at South Omaha, Saturday. July 9, viii civ
YOU your unrestricted choice OF any su
ia the house. Values up TO SO 20, one IA
only, sl250. Black ard full dress suits e,
cepted.
Mrs. Frances Glllett, 81 years old, die
az the South Omaha hospital last evenlni
She Is survived by husband and six Chi
dren. The funeral will be announced late
The family lived az Twenty-seventh and
streets.
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