Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-09

Davis, drugs.
Wedding gifts at Leffert's
The Clark barber shop for baths.
Dingles barber shop. Scott 81.
Majestic ranges, De Vol Hdw Co.
Corrigans undertakers Phones las
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Picture framing Jensen. Masonic temple.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel. $40.
Lewis Cutler funeral director Phone 81.
See Berwick first for painting 2f1 s. Main.
FOR EXCHANGE OF REAL ESTATE
TRY SWAPS.
schusters and storz malt extract for
sale by j. J. Kline Co. 162 Broadway.
Have your glasses fitted or repaired BY
j. w Terry, optcian, All Broadway office
with George Corner.
Theodore Mooney. who has been conduct
Ing saloon at East Omaha, has had his
license transferred 20 314 West Broadway.
DR.. Horace T. HaverstocK has removed
TO Room 2l7 Merriam block Phones Bell
l65, Ind $50 Residence phones. Bell S4,
Ind $3.50.
Hay, corn, oats, bran, chop. ETC.. etc.
Salt, per barrel, H.29. j. Zoller Mere. Co.,
Ind. 800
Another 1856 Georgia bank bill was passed
yesterday at the ace cream establishment
OF l. Muccl. A few weeks ago Mucci' S
cashier was victimized by giving $40 In
bills.
Johnny Lane. years old, wandered away
from his home at 1916 East Broadway yes
terday and failed TO return. The police
Tbs poeem wSS f a5keq TO hs n5 qa h b9i
Johnny found his way home after many
anxious hours.
Milden clifford, infant son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. =, Caple, died yesterday at the
family residence, 1910 Avenue +, from
stomach trouble The little fellow was
aged ! year and 10 days. The funeral will
"a ct tnAo n1r FVNFr
the residence. Interment will be In Walnut
Hin cemetery.
Rector J. w. Jones Of st. Paurs EpLsco-
pal church. said yesterday that he did not
authorize the statement that he had offered
his resignation as pastor OF the church, but
that he had made statement to the yes
try on Monday evening looking forward
10 his withdrawal under certain conditionl
at some future time. He has not offered
his resignation and may not do so.
Mrs. S. v. Beck died yesterday at her
home, 133 Graham avenue, Of cancer, after
an Illness Of three months. She was 81
years old. She Is survived by her husband
was a member of the Second Presbyterian
church. Arrangements for the funeral have
not yet been completed
Mrs. c. w. Mcdonald returned yesterday
from the Pacific coast where she has been
visiting friends at Seattle aud other places
for the last five months. She arrived homo
just In time TO meet Mr.. Mcdonald, who. re-
turned from the Sandwich company's fac
tory at Sandwich, ILL., where he spent a
week in connection with the business OF
the Council Bluffs branch, Of which he is
manager.
While the street railway extension mat
ter was under consideration yesterday aft
ernoon by the city council, d. =. Stuart,
into the chamber bearing a big placard
which read; Quit kicking and work for
10000 population In 1920" Mayor Maloney
ordered II hung on the wall facing the
councilmen. Use.
John Gibler, Waterman at the Alfalmo
Meal mills, was placed under arrest last
assault with intent to kill. The complaint
was filed several days ago by an old man
with whom he had an alteration. Police
Investigation failed to disclose any serious
features and Gibler was permitted to file
a bond of $500 for his appearance in police
court this morning.
The Board Of County Supervisors yester-
day finished the work OF distributing the
costs OF constructing the Pigeon and Keg
creek ditch extensions. Today they win
begin the larger task OF establishing the
Honey creek ditch to the satisfa zion Of
about 100 people. Three proposeG ditch
lines are to be considered and the best one
selected. The session OF the board Will be
held In the south room OF the county court
house.
At a special meeting of the city council
passed requesting General @. M. Dodge
and Major George H. Richmond to extend
the Society Of the Army Of the Tennessee
90 hold the annual meeting OF the society
IN 1911 In Council Bluffs The soCiety
meets In November this year al Columbus
o., and General Dodge and Major Rich
mond will attend. General Dodge is the
president OF the organization and Major
Richmond Is one Of the executive officers,
Frances b. Kohl and Blanche @. Kohl
two sisters, OF Phillipsburg, Kan, came "a
Council Bluffs yesterday to wed G. G,
Sutherland and o. M DOdd OF FairbuTY
Neb. II was a very pretty double wedding
but all declared there was no unusual
touch OF romance about it 1T was just
two good Nebraska boys who won two
high-olass Kansas girls and saved a little
time and expense by meeting them hall
way and marrying them, and making the
journey from Council Bluffs to Fairbury
part OF the wedding tour" said one ol
them.
Harold woIlert, the 7-year-old son OF II
Wollert, proved his ability a detective
and high-class prosecuting Witness in DO
lice court yesterday morning. when he sue
ceeded IN having Joe Allen held to this
grand jury under $500 for misconduct will
children. While passing the English Lu
theran church Thursday afternoon in com
pRny with his little sister, Harold was &C
costed by Allen and the little girl greatly
frightened by the mans conduct. The chill
dren succeeded in getting away from tbs
man. Thursday night Harold saw hin
enter one of the Decent shows, and hunting
up a policeman, went 10 the theater and
pointed out Allen. The testimony the little
chap gave In the court room could not be
shaken and Allen was held for a grand
jury Indictment