Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-15
BRIEF CITY NEWS

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A. T.. Berfquist for state senator.--Adv
nlsttx4o Fans-Burgess-0rand 90.
vote for ma Johnston. Democratic can.
didate for state Senator.--Adv.
Vote for Q. N. BaohmAnn. republican
candidate for the egisIature.--Adv.
Pest Dry clsaning or garments Twis
city Dye Works. 4oT South Fifteenth.
pr. W. X Foots, ooulist ana auriSt, ha,
|ADOved 70 72S and 72S city national bank.
Vote for n W. 5imerai-Candidate fol
county attorney. Republican primaries
August t6.-Adv.
stalwart's to Hest-The stalwart Re
publican club will hold a meeting ir
o'Neilrs hall, sixteenth and Cunning
streets, Monday evening.
In the Divorce Oourt--william A. Glass.
man has filed suit Tor divorce from Maggie
a. Glassnan. wilma. +. Thomas asks G
divorce from Jonathan N. Thomas.
Home owasrship Is the hope OF everI
family. Nebraska Savings and Loan asso
citation chow you the way. 106 Board Of
Trade Bldg. 10th and Farnam. Omaha
Rev. J. =. Hummon Roturns-Rev. ]
u. Hummon, pastor OF the KountzS
Memorial Lutheran church, who has beer
in Colorado for five weeks, has returned
and will occupy his pulpit morning and
evening.
Social Salvation Army sscretary-Colo.
mel b. Addy, social secretary of the Saliva.
tion Army in the west, is making an in.
spection tour OF his territory and passed
through Omaha Saturday. His office is Ia
Chicago, but trips over the whole territory
covered by the Salvation Army In the west
are made by him regularly.
Joe NIX Comes Back--Joe Mix, station
master Of the Burlington station in Omaha
who has watched people go and come on
trains for some twenty-five years, made q
little trip himself Wednesday. His brother
in-law in St. Louis died this week and Mr.
Mix attended the funeral, returning to his
old duties this morning.
Asks for 0uardiap--Mrs. Anna Strife,
has filed a petition in county court ask
ing that a guardian be appointed for her
husband. william M. stritez, because he
refuses to eat ana does nothing but sill
in his room and drink and smoke. He has
an estate valued at $4,000. Mrs. stritez
asks that her son, Charles, be appointed
guardian for his father
bids Tor Lighting--Plans and speclfica-
lions for elevator and lighting systems
in the new court house have been received
and are under confederation By the Board
of County Commissioners. The work will
call for an outlay Of about $4,000 The
contracts will not be let for several weeks
as bids will not be asked for until the
commissioners have made a thorough ex-
animation Of what is to be done.
Turners' Convsntion--The gymnastiC
classes that will represent the Omaha Tel
Jed sokol at the Turner's athletic conven-
ton at Rayenna will give an exhibition at
their hall, Thirteenth and william streets,
at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon. The state
meet at which the teams, made up Of young
men and young women, win give exhibi-
tons for prizes, will be held August Is, Is
and 20.
Boost for "eoo" zlock-The $500
block has walked itself up and Is start
ing out to rival the famous 800" block.
just to the north The live wire in this
case is G, c. Wilson,. owner Of the "ScV'
Block cigar store at elz South Sixteenth.
The movement is not a consolidated one
as II was in the neighborhood OF the
traders north, but WAIson says he Is
going to do everything to advertise his
block and hopes that, in time the other
storekeepers win fall In line with him.