Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-16


Large front room to rent Phone 6sS.
Perfect ut and styles. Martin Petersen
FAUST BEER Az ROGERS BUFFET
DISCOUNT SALE at Maurer's.
woodring Undertaking company. Tel SS, |
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone 81
FOR EXCHANGE or Real solA II
TRY SWAPS
last DAYS OF I,efferts big discount sale
Friday and SATURDAY.
Hay. your glasses fitted and repaired oy
J. w. Terry, al B'way.
WE CARRY MALT EXTRACT. J. D.
Kline Co. 1872 West broadway
William Coppock. secretary and treasurer
OF the Eagle LAUNDRY, Is IN Sidney NeD'
Miss Pauline MarDold OF Greenville, Ill,
is the guest Of Assistant County Attorney
Ross and family.
A W. Jensen left yesterday for Portland,
ore, to be absent some time looking a&ter
business interests
r.. II. Bloomer, president OF the Bloomer
Ice and Cold Storage company Is IN ne"
York on business,
Last days OF Lefferts big discount sale
Friday and saturday.
Mrs. ]. w. sauires left yesterday for
Denver for a hot weather visit TO the
Colorado mountains.
ror saie--t4o.svs and lots Madison Ave.
and elsewhere or Nill have one built to
suit you. Forrest smith. Brown Blk.
Miss Jane McIntire, at the head OF the
auditing department of the Grand hotel Is
in Colorado enjoying her two weeks sum-
mer vacation.
Mrs james Hart and son and Miss Irene
O'Brien OF North Platte Neb., are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas . Bren at their new
home. s2g Fifth avenue
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Snyder and family, 107
South Ninth street, are visiting Lrlenos N
Inc eastern part OF the state, making the
journey IN AN automopile'
Mrs. julius Driselma, 25S Lafayette ave-
mug will leave This evening for Danville,
III, and other eastern points. she VIII
be absent about three weeks.
WEST BROADWAY. FINE LADIES
TAILORING AND ALTERING TO SUIT.
ALL YORK STRICTLY HIGH CLASS
FMS is "A very favorable uIne 70 DO your
house painting. The flies and bugs are not
bad and the dust Is settled In good shape.
We want 10 you first; We can convince
you that We can save you money on sovd
work. II. Berwick. I'll South Main srset
Eldrege Hart, son of Ernest h. Hart, is
enjoying the distinction OF being one Oh the
few amateur swimmers with ability ana
courage to make the successful attempt
OF swimming across Lake Manawa' he Is
receiving congratulations for the feat Whlch
he accomplished Wednesday.
Last days OF Letfert's big discount sale
Friday and Saturday.
The Lake Manawa yacht Pottawattamle,
one OF the old-time cup winners OF the
Council Bluffs Rowing association, was
badly damaged by striking the DOCK
Wednesday. 1t will be placed out OF com
mission until repairs are made. The boat
was being sailed by LIT. MACK t1dnCnell
and Roy Wilson,
The work OF dredging Indian creek is
progressing favorably. II the present IA
Vorable conditions continue the citys big
the river by August l. The bed OF the
troublous stream is now In excellent con-
dition for flooding rainstorm. There has,
however, not been foot OF storm water
in the creek since last November.
Last days OF Leffefts b.. discount sale
Friday and Saturday.
Ed Hickman, a colored man, became sud
denly frightened when he saw Police Off
Ger Arnold approaching him near the Union
Pacifice transfer and started TO rum He
was pursued and captured. and IN police
court yesterday Forming was charged with
being suspicious character. He was ut
tery unable TO give an explanation for his
sudden impulse to flee. and is being held for
investigation
Last days OF Lefferts big discount sale
Friday and Saturday.
Edna Estella Corson, residing at 1893 Park
avenue, has begun the necessary pro-
cedure In the district court to change her
name legally. In her application filed In
the office of Clerk Brown she states that
hereafter she desires to be known as Edna
plains that Davis was the maiden name OF
her mother and she prefers tnat to the
name of Corson. The procedure Is under
the law recently enacted in Iowa pro-
Vlding the means OF changing surnames.
The Boeren-Fry company. an Iowa cor
poration, began a suit in the district court
cream manufacturer, to recover the price
OF a barrel OF special" vanilla extract
which. was sold to him and delivered on
April l. The price was $3.50 per gallon. and
the total bill was SlS2. One OF the reasons
assigned for the refusal to accept the ex-
tract was that It did not come up to the
standard required by the Ice cream maker
Last days of Leffert's big discount sale
Friday and Saturday
The body of Frank Wolfe who died IN
the Wise Memorial hospital Omaha. We'd
nagdQV 10 Clt ~
yesterday by Undertaken Woodring for
burial. The young man farm hand,
only Is years old, and his death was caused
by a kick from horse Monday evening at
Valley Neb. The hoofs OF the animal
struck him IN the stomach, causing fatal
rupture The body VIII be buried this after
noon from the home OF his brothor-in-law
Clarence Boyer, three and oue-hRlf miles
east OF Council Bluffs.
Pianos that are often sold at from $3.50 to
$27J can be bought for $40 on easy pay
ments at A, Hospe Co., ~ s. Main St, 80
Pearl St.. Council Bluffs, la.
Council Bluffs crack company OF the
Fifty-fifth Iowa National guard. Company
L, will take part in the national military
maneuvers az Sparta. Wis beginning
August 20. The company is up to the full
requirements in every respect with a MEM
bership OF seventy, and all its equipment in
first class shape. The young men are look
ing forward with much interest to their ex-
perience in almost practical warfare dur
Ing tho forthcoming maneuvers Regular
army shoes have been issued to ali the
20 be wel-broken in by the time the real
work commences.
Mrs. NJ j. owen. 1905 East WASHINGTON
avenue, visited the police station last night,
accompanied by her two little boys the
younger one years old. and asked the
police to restrain her husband whom she
accused OF threatening to cut her throa
with a razor The couple have been sep
arated for some time and Mrs. owen has
applied for divorce. Owen came to the
house IN accordance with an agreement 10
visit his children. His wife says he was
in an ugly mood Later in the evening
Thomas q, Harrison, the womans attor-
ney, also asked for Owens arrest promis-
ing to appear In police court this morning
and file information The last heard OF
Owen he had bought a ticket for Clarnda
ana was seen on the streets With his grip
Rev. Henry belong and Mrs. belong had
the rare pleasure OF having four genera.
lions OF their family present to attend the
sixty-sixth birthday anniversary of Mrs
DeLong, which was celebrated at Their
home on avenue D.. Wednesday evening
Harvey DeLong the eldest son. who is nov
successful attorney In Kansas City, was
AZ home on his first visit In more than tive
years. The party comprised the other son
Henry, jr. the daughter. Mrs. ella NIGEL.
rath. two gEanddaughters. Mrs. Pearl Smith
and Miss Lucille McElrsth. two greai
grandchildren, Lucille and Merle McElrath
and her daughter-in-law. Mrs Harvey De
Long. The next event OF interest N
Uncle Henry belongs family will be IN,
celebration OF the golden wedding OF IN,
aged couple In September