Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30
BRIEF CITY NEWS

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Diamond vanity Cases. Edholm. Jeweler.
y. r. Bw~oboda-Csrtisiee accountant
lighting Fixtures, Bursess-GrRnden Co.
Ainshart, Photographer. 18th q Farnam.
i~aso-National life Insurance 0o.-191o
Charles r.. Ady, General Agent, Omaha
EQuitstls Life Policies, sight drafts at
maturity. H. d. Neely. manager, omaha
Keep Your Money SAa valuablOs in the
American safe Deposit Vaults in the Bee
building. 81 rents q box
Biz per cent paid on savings accounts,
81 to $4,000. by Nebraska Savings and
Loan association, Zoe Board OF Trade
building, 1908 Farnam.
o. 8. Blgutter On Ethics OF Greek
Drama-Charles s. Elgutter will address
the Omaha Philosophical society today
at Q p. m, in Baright hall, Nineteenth
and Farham streets, on "EthaCs OF the
Greek Drama"
Dance for Postal C1erks-Clerks of the
Omaha postoffice have issued invitations
Tor their third annual dance. 1t will be
held at the Rome the evening of February
%, and the delegates to the state conven-
ton of postoffice clerks meeting, here then,
Will be guests of honor.
n Fenoer Pleads ouuty-Sam p.
Delatour, charged with the illegal fencing
OF public lands in the North Platte district,
entered a plea of guilty In United States
district court Saturday morning and was
sentenced to one day In Jail and fined 500.
New Commission Company commits
sion company is incorporated for SOS, 900 by
j. X, Flynn. c. G. Copeland and Carl II.
~Feldhusen, 1t will be known as the Cope
land-F1ynn company. The Burleigh Glove
company is Incorporated by b. b. Bur-
leigh, r. p. Morsman, r. w. HARDWOOD
and l.. Siford, 1t will engage in the manu-
%faoture of gloves and mittens.
~. Heroux Not Like his Name-M.
Palydore Heroux is suing Marie Heroux
for divorce In district court on the ground
OF infldeity. Monsieur Heroux is a cook
or chef, as you like. "Heroux,' somewhat
ironically, is pretty nearly the French
equivalent for the adjective happy" Mrs.
Maggie Wise has secured a decree from
Elmer l.. Wise for ~nonsupport.
Time Waiting for Trial Counts on Term
After waiting five months in Jail for trial
John FRANKIE. charged with malicious de-
struction Of a mail box on a rural route
near Arlington, was brought to trial in
United States district court Saturday
morning. In consideration Of his long wait
for Justice, Judge w. H. Munger gave
FRANKIE a sentence of thirty days, following
his plea Of guilty.
Kicked In the Head by a Mule-s. e.
Tickner of 724 North Twenty-fifth street
was badly kicked by a mule he was ,as-
sisting from q hole at Twenty-fourth
and Jones streets Saturday morning. The
mule kicked Tickner on the head, tearing
off part of his ear and inflicting a bad
scalp wound. The ear was stitched up by
Police Surgeon Harris and Mr.. Tickner
was sent to his home.
Beebs-Runyan Want Thei Furniture
The Beebe-Runyan Furniture company con-
tinues In pursuit of various articles Of
furniture which got away from 1t through
the alleged depredations of employees and
secondhand men. Suit is entered in county
court to recover one library table and one
buffet in the possession OF Edward M.
Brown. 1t is not charged that Brown came
into these in an unlawful way.
Street for Park Board to Repair-Coun-
Gilman kugel is urging the Omaha Park
board to take into care Eleventh street
south from william. Some paving has
been done on the street, and Mr.. kugel
promises that the property owners along
the street will pay for the cutters IL the
board will take over that part of Eleventh
street and treat 1t as a part OF the boule-
ward system. The board will give the mat
ter early consideration.
More In Name Than Conduct With Her
There's something in a name and in
the spelling Of 1t, after all. Its E-t-t-a,
not Alta" was the remonstrance of
the colored woman in the police station
when the officer was inscribing her name
on the records. and there she appeared
as Eta Johnson. She had not, however,
been 80 particular as to her conduct as
she was to the spelling of her pronomen.
She had been brought in for a row with
a Guild gen'Iman."
st. Patrick school Children to Give Con-
csrt-The children of st. Patrick's school
auditorium, California pd-Twenty-fifth.
will give a matinee Saturday afternoon,
February 8. at $3.50 at Creighton college
This matinee will be for children only and
admission will be 10 cents. 1t will be prep
aratory to the annual entertainment pre-
pared by the pupils of st. Patrick's, to be
given at the same place on Sunday even
ing, February g. The program for this
entertainment is most elaborate, and for
three months the sisters have been train
ing a very large group of children to take
part in the various songs, choruses, drills
and tableaux to be given.
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