Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-23

l9lsIs, drugs.
ihs CLARK barber sop for batns.
Insurance, Forest Smith, Brown Blk.
Corrigahs, undertakers Phones lia
Large front room to rent. Phone 6SJ
Perfect fit ana styles Martin Petersen
FAUST BEER AZ ROGERS BUFFET.
"oodring Undertaking company. Tel 80
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone ~.
EOh h&CltANGr. OF' rE4sL4 LSIAtE
TRY SWAPS
Real estate bought, sold and exchanged.
Forrest Smith, Brown Blk.
NE CARRY MALT EXTRACT. J. J.
Kline Co.. lO2 West broadway.
Mrs. J. G.. Hollenbeck Is entertaining Mrs.
Layina Brown of Omaha TINS week.
Miss Harriet Hollingsworth Of Chicago is
being entertained by MISS Orpha Quinn.
have your glasses fittea or repaired BY
With Geo. Corner.
a building permit was yesterday issued
TO w. ii. baker for the construction OF a
$500 dwelling at 2115 Third avenue.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred wendell died yesterday of stomach
trouble, after a brief illness, at their home,
2SlS South Sixth street.
The insanity commissioners have issued
an order consignng Mrs. skinner to the
care OF her relatives and Diminishing the in
sanity charge against her.
John Aron, negro dope nend, reduced
by the use OF drugs to .--e most ptiable
NOnulllOns WAS TeleaSeQ ITOfl Ine city jail
yesterday afternoon and sent toward the
locality where he said his home was.
The work of determining the amount of
benefits to property affected by the Keg
creek Drainage ditch Is under way In the
county auditors office, where q number
OF appraisers are buisily engaged assess
ing the taxes
John p Davis of the Pioneer Implement
company, accompanied by Mrs. Davis and
daughter, June, left yesterday for trip
In the northwest. They will enjoy the
beauties of the Yellowstone park before they
return.
Benjamin T. King, who has been con-
nected with the Woodring undertaking es-
Enlistment for some time returned from
Ottumwa last evening, accompanied by his
family, and they will make Council Bluffs
their home in the future.
j. e. Stumpf division superintendent Of
the Wabash, and J. r. Shehan, master me-
ehanic Of the road, came in from Moberly,
Mo-, yesterday and spent several hours In
town. They dsclaimed any knowledge of
the contemplated closing of the city ticket
office of the company.
Miss lila Baker, aged %, daughter of Mrs
Clara Baker, residing at S73 Twenty second
Edmundson Memorial hospital Wednesday
for appendicitis. She was reported yester-
day to be in a critical condition, but more
favorable reports came from the hospital
later in the evening
w. L. Baldwin of Bradyville, Ia, who
came here a few days ago to visit his
LleCet hTb. y. o. ,GdluWlnt lJlO OlAlH ANenuS
died at 6:15 last evening at the residence of
Mrs. Baldwin He had been i'll for two
years from liver troubles. He was "a years
old, and is survived by his widow and one
son and one daughter Arrangements for
the funeral have not been completed.
A large amount of equipment Is being
stored by the Union Pacific in the railroad
yards at Council Bluffs. Steel rails of
underground weight and aggregating 10000
tons have just been unloaded in the yards
1t required twenty-five cars to transport
them from the east. The company has
about $1,000 tons of Rock Springs coal
stored here for use when required.
Clifford Rooney. the twin son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Rooney, died yesterday at their
home 1908 South Tenth street, after one
weeks illness from stomach trouble. The
little fellow was born on June 70. The
funeral will be held from the residence on
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock, Rev. j.
M. Williams of the Broadway Methodist
church Will officiate. ~
Mrs. Ezra Nogg, aged 66 years, died at
her home, 1924 Third avenue, at noon yes
terday. She was born at Mohiless, Russia,
and came to this country several years ago.
She is survived by four children, Mrs, F.
M. Cherniss of this city, Mrs. 1. Brown of
Los Angeles, Mrs. Morris Nogg and Sol
Nogg, also of this city
The annual picnic of the Fifth Avenue
Methodist church was held in Fairmont