Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-17
MINOR MENTION.
Davis, drugs.

| Wedding gifts at Leffert's.
| The Clark barber shop for baths.
| Dingles barber shop. Scott st.
| Corrigans, undertakers. Phones 14s
! FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Majestic ranges. P. c. De Vol Hdw. Co.
| Picture framing, Jensen, Masonic temple.
| Woodring Undertaking company. Tel. Sss.
| Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone 81.
! See Berwick first for painting, 211 s. Main.
FOR EXCHANGE OF REAL ESTATE
| TRY SWAPS.
Have your glasses fitted or repaired by
| J. W. Terry, optcian, al Broadway, office
| with George Corner.
Mrs. r. M swart Of Bayonne. N. j., is
| visiting at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
| Horace I. Haverstock.
| DR.. Horace T. HaverstocK has removed
| to Room 2l1 Merriam block. Phones Bell
l6S, Ind. $50. Residence phones. Bell s4
The Morningside chapter Of st. Paul's guild
will meet on Tuesday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Henry Sporting, Bennett and Nc
Pherson avenues. .sa. .l .s.s ."
The South First Street chapter OF st.
Paurs guild will hold Nts regular meeting
on Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 at the home
OF Mrs. s. J. Thompson, AL South First
| street.
Oak Leaf camp, Royal NeiKhbors, has ar
ranged for bazaar to be held by the
women on october % at Modern WOodman
hall in the Merriam block The bazaar will
evening.
The Daughters Of the American Revolu-
ton, who will hold their annual memorial
services this evening at the First Baptist
church, are ali requested TO meet at the
| church parlors at 7:s6 to attend the ser
vices in body.
Jesse Carpenter Of Omaha was given
sentence OF thirty days in the county Jail
by Police Judge Snyder yesterday, but Sc
cured a suspension Of punishment by agree
ing TO leave the city. He was charged with
assault and battery.
At the meeting Of the city council tomor-
row evening, It Is probable that a bill of
approximately 500 will be presented by
the Independent Telephone company in
payment for the mischief accidentally done
by the employees OF the city sewer depart
ment when one OF the main cables was
broken and big lead pipe filled with wires
was severed and every wire cut in two.
Upon the promise Of John Luthe that he
would get money by Monday to square up
the numerous bad checks he had issued,
chiefly to saloons, his hearing in police
court yesterday morning was continued
until Monday morning He will be kept in
one Of the upper rooms OF the jail and under
the care OF a physician who will endeavor
to prevent an attack of delirium tremens.
The Phiathea class OF tho Broadway
Methodist church entertained the Baraca
class Friday evening at a four-course ban
quet as farewell TO Miss Majorie Scadden.
who left yesterday for her future home in
Portland, ore. The sixty guests were seated
at one long table which was decorated with
American beauty roses and autumn leaves.
These decorations were also carried out in
the parlors of the church. After the banquet
the two classes held their business meet
ings. and during the evening they were en-
tertained by a vocal solo by Wallace
Wheeler Lemen, Mr. HetherinBton and MIR.
Martin OF Omaha, and piano solo by Irene
Van Fossen.
Yesterday was the last day OF the Sa
rate TO the Pacific coast, and about 100
Council Bluffs people took advantage OF
the last moment. The Burlington ticket Of
flee reported sales Of thirty-nye coast tick
cts The Union Pacific and Northwestern
nearly as many each, and a large number
went over the Milwaukee. Only a very small
proportion could secure Pullman accommo-
dations Among those who will remain
away all winter were Mrs. John W. Chap
man and Mrs. p. r. Aylesworth, Mrs. j.
2; scadden and party Of four Mrs. A. n.
Rich, Mrs. John w. Morse, F. r. Smith,
Mrs Teller Mr.. and Mrs Harry Wood and
family, Mrs A. f. Main Mr.. and Mrs.
Kissler.
Mrs II. Bouricius now residing at 4i4
East Washington avenue, Is suffering from
a painful accident, which happened on
Wednesday and which has since developed
blood poisoning. She was engaged in clip
ping grass on the lawn with a sharp sickle,
while a playful young puppy was trying
TO get the sickle. Tho keen edge struck her
left thumb, cutting Il entirely off with the
exception Of little bit OF the nail. She at
t0ched the severed portion and bound II
up In salve II vas apparently healing
rapidly until yesterday, when the Infection
developed. She Is now under the care OF
/ DR. Nell Bellinger, who Will not, however
/ be able to save the severed portion OF the
! injured member
The heavy fog early yesterday morning
was largely responsible for a slight street
car wreck at the Great Western city pas
senger station, Main street and Ninth ave-
nue.. An Omaha car, bound south, In charge
! OF MotormAn Under and Conductor Rich
| ardson, approached the crossing at $40
| The conductor went ahead and tagged the
crossing passing safely over one set OF
/ tracks, but did not see an approaching
engine on another and she street car
bumped squarely into the engine. The
| locomotive escaped without injury. but the
front end OF the car was smashed. There
were but few passengers on the car and
/ they were not disturbed The motorman
VAS given slight shaking up, but was
not injured.
! Chamberlain's stomach and Liver Tab
| let's do not sicken or grippe and may be
taken with perfect safety by the most deli
cate woman OF the youngest child. The old
and feeble will also find them most suit
able remedy for aiding and strengthening
/ their weakened digestion and for regulat-