Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-11

Davis, drugs.
Corrigans uidertakers. Phones las.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Majestic ranges. =. G. De Vol IIdw. Co.
Picture framing Jensen. Masonic temple
Woodring Undertaking company. Tol $50
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone a.
See Berwick first Tor painting, 2il s. Main.
FOR EXCHANGE OF REAL ESTATE
TRY SWAPS.
Free things 10 eat at the Gas office. g
Pearl street. Step in.
Schusters and Storz' Malt Extract for
sale by J. J. Kline Co, 1872 Broadway.
Have your glasses fitted or repaired by
j. w. Terry. Optcian. al Broadway, office
with George Corner.
For nursing mothers drink Anheuser-
Busch Malt Tonic ROsenfeld Liquor Co,
ol9 South Main street.
Free things to eat cooked by the best
method in the world See the Triple
Trick demonstration at the Gas office. %
Pearl street
The Rowcna circle meets at the home Of
Mrs. n. o. Maxwell, Sl2 Commercial street,
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. Noeman
ladies' are invited.
TRIPLE TRICK COOKING DEMON
STRATlON AT THE CITIZENS GAS &
ELECTRIC LIGHT Co, &c PEARL ST
FREE THINGS TO EAT. CONF On.
A suit was begun in the district court
yesterday by Newton Patch to enforce pay
mcut Of a promissOry note executed by I,
VOWED is sioO.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs r.
~. Chapman died yesterday afternoon at
the family residence. 2716 Avenue A. The
| funeral will take place this afternoon at
Fairview
Seeking a little relaxation from the strain
incident to the election, party OF Council
Bluffs men left yesterday morning for a.
brief hunting trip in the vicinity Of Onawa
whore they had been invited 20 tramp
u a 4
on the extensive farms Of William Malone
who agreed to make IL easy for the eX
hausted hunters even il it required the
chasing out of some Of his tame ducks to
| be shot at. The party comprised w H.
| Thomas, p. J. Mcbride, Harry Brown
Charles f. Paschel George F. Hughes and
c. G. Larsen.
At the business meeting OF the Danish
/ Baptist church on Tuesday evening, Miss
Ella Olsen, president Of the Baptist Young
! Peoples union, gave the church a fine new
piano which the members of the society had
| bought from Schneider & Mueller after
| the latter had placed it in the church on
the occasion Of the fiftieth wedding ami
versary Of Or. Relchenbach pastor Of the
church, and Mrs. Reichenbach. The young
| people have just finished paying for Il and
they waited until it was clear OF debt before
| presenting IL to the church TO become a
| part OF its property. The instrument is a
/ handsome one, and the generous gift won
the members OF the society hearty praise
/ from the congregation. At the close OF the
business meeting the young people served
refreshments.
The sudden gale Of cold wind created a
| great deal OF discomfort to people obliged
/ to be on the streets. The street sprinkling
service was reduced one-half at the be-
/ ginning OF the month and although Mayor
Maloney has earned the gratitude OF the
| citizens by getting the streets in cleaner
\ and better condition than they have been
at corresponding periods for many years,
| clouds of dust and some good sized missiles
were sent flying through the air. The
weather was something OF disappointment
| to the Fruit and Corn show people, as Il
was felt to presage not the best conditions
! for the opening today. The main building
| and the annexes were kept in a comfortable
| condition and the doors closed tightly
enough to shut out the products from the
| dust storm.