Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-30

Davis, drugH.
The Clark barber shop for baths
Dingies barber shop, s Scott street
Corrigans, undertakers. Phones 1f.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET
Majestic ranges p. c. DE Vol Hdw. Co.
Picture framing. Jensen. Masonic temple.
Woodring Undertaking company Tel SS9
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone 81
See Berwick first for painting ri 8. Main.
FOR EXCHANGE OF REAL ESTATE
TRY SWAPS.
Manton Beardsley has returned from an
extended trip through Texas.
Have your glasses fitted or repaired by
}. w. Terry, optician, All Broadway, office
with George Corner.
FOR RSNT-Entire third floor Wickhsm
block; steam heat and bath. Apply 10
Scott street; r. A. Wlckham.
Mrs c. e. Monitor and Mrs. ~ l.. Lyman
OF Akin on, Neb., are visiting their cousin,
Mrs. .. q. Oldham. 2J2 North Eighth street.
q DO no wall papgr.ng unless yUu see Jen-
sen first; Masonic temple. II pays. Every
Dr. Horace 7. Haverstvch has removed
TO Room 2l7 Merriam block Phones, Bell
jos, Ind. $780, Residence phones. Ben S1;
Ind 1880.
Mr. and Mrs. Platte Overton we're in the
city yesterday visiting relatives. Mr.. over
ton met Mrs. Overton here on his return
from St Louis They returned last evening
In their home at Roger, Mo
Judge Woodruff yesterday entered iudg-
lnent for the plaintiff In the suit OF n. j.
Fiynn against Droge Bros. Flynn sued for
a balance OF S3s on 1909 grain shipments.
rhe Judgment was for this amount and
costs.
c. h. stroud, on his way to his home at
Ford city, Mo, left his grip unguarded for
few moments In the Burlington passenger
station yesterday and a thrifty thief came
along and carried u away. The grip con
tained nothing OF value except some papers
which are Of value only to the owner.
Neither the thief nor the grip has been
locB ted
AUCTIoN--we are stln sacrificing al
stucuuu tue remainder Of my stock, which
Is bound 20 so. am determined 10 quit
business. Just wake up, come IN and see
what a bargain iE have good watches
shotguns and hundreds OF articles too mum.
erous TO mention; will have another auction
sale Monday. to 10 p. M and on SATURDAY
from to p, m. and from Z TO 10 o. m
sam Snyder, $50 Broadway. Council Bluffs
la
Aroused by q noise as if some one wa'
trying to pry up the sash, Miss F1ossi,
Fsrow saw a man peering into the window
81 her room al her home oil Fourth street
~ o'clock yesterday morning. Miss Far
woman. her tongue, and uttering severa
loud screams, fled from the room Tn,
burglar also aed and when the family
gathered to make investigation no trace o
the Intruder could be found.
Leroy Hutohins, manual training I'm
atructor al the Washington avenue school
Is contemplating the organization OF
company OF boy scouts. in accordance witt
the idea Of nature studies and the coiuci
dent purpose OF training the youngster
along lines of self-reliance The school boy
are taking 20 the project with great enthusi
asm and II there Is anything more to b
done to visualize the movement the young
'ters would like to know what IL Is
Mrs Pwecills Meyers aged So years, die
az the family residence. 723 MINISTER street
yesterday afternoon after an illness Of on
week from pneumonia. She leaves a faml
Of seven children. Two daughters Mir
:. J. O'Neil and Mrs. Il. VI. Thompson, an
two sons. c. ". and ] w Movers resid
HnllHt har
another son. =. l.. Meyers Is q resident Z
Sterling. Colo and the other son, DAME
lives At Clinton, H. The body will
taken TO Iowa Falls today for lnterment
Judge Woodruff granted three divorce
yesterday. Mrs Cora Il. Murphy was free
from the presence OF w. e. Murphy o
proof OF cruelty and the acquisition OF IN
drink habit since marriage. Arab May Pop
was divorced from William e. Pope on I'll
grounds OF cruelty and Effie May SampsO
sustained her claim OF cruelty against he
husband, Delbert sampson Judge WOOD
ruff spent several busy hours cleaning u
the ends Of the business OF the term an
concluded early in the day, entering II
final order OF adjournment in time to cate
an afternoon train for his home In GleI
wood. Judge Woodruff has made an u,
usually favorable impression upon Il
members OF the local bar and their ellen
ana, although the newest Judge on n
bench OF the Fifteenth district has show
the skill OF veteran in pushing the wOI
Of the court
pitiable case OF extreme dsstitution W,
called to the attention OF the police depar
ment yesterday when Mrs. Eta Fry ar
her three small children were brought
the police station. Mrs. Fry is trying
make her way to her former home at Ora
city, No, and had been sent this far on Il
way by the authorities at Sioux city. 81
was entirely destitute and both herself al
children were extremely hungry. Their n
mediate wants were provided for and
were sent to the Creohe TO be cared 4
until this morning. Matron Johnson hi
had many similar calls TO extend the DIT
tectnE charity OF the Creche to deservil
rfrnfft HTta ant = h. -
station and. although the period covers Sc
eral years, neither she nor the manage
OF the Creohe have ever rendered a bi
The matter will probably be brought to Z
attention OF the county board at the ne
meeting ana some arrangements made
recompenHe the Greene workers for n
additional burden thus forced upon them
We handla q comnlets line OF win.