Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-23

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The Clark barber shop for baths.
Dingles barber shop Scott street
Corrigans. undertakes. Phones i3
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Majestic ranges r. G. De Vol Hdw. Co.
Picture framing Jensen, Masonic temple
WoOdring Undertaking company. Tel SS9.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone o.
See Berwick first for painting 2il s. Main.
FOR EXCHANGE OF REAL ESTATE
TRY SWAPS.
Have your glasses fitted or repaired by
J. w. Terry, Optician. al Broadway, office
with George 0erner
Mr.. ind Mrs. Y. A. Gistner Of Ottumwa
home on Oakland avenue.
Dr. Horace =. Haverstock has removed
10 Room M Merriam block. Phones, Bell
49, Ind. $50. Residence phones BEL Sa;
Ind. $3.50.
Dr. A. C.. Brown returned last night
FROM l lSws o 81 bo T9srS ne ob
delegate from the First church In this
city.
The body Of Mrs. James Hickey who
died at ~. Bernard's hospital was yeBter'
day taken to Plattonburg, Mo-, BY hei
husband ana sister, VINO came mere after
notification Of her death
POTATOES FOR WHIT I0It-While we
are unloading from the cars. Extra choice
potatoes, ten bushels for 5L3S. Extra
choice solid cabbage Tor sauerkraut by tne
dozen heads per pound, &c. ). lOlier Mer
Phones a70
Several carloads of potatoes we're re-
ceived by local dealers yesterday All Of
the shipments we're from the central par
of the state, where an excellent crop Of
siding near Manning Is reported to have
10 cars ready Tor tue market The pro,
decned yesterday from 10 cents to q
cents 4 buBheL
Grant Booten, who was held by the DO
Ice for several days for investigation II
connection with tho robbery OF the Mar
"A fEEEnnNfnfh
way, was eXonerated in police court yes
terdRy morning and discharged. III
that he WAS not in that part Of town whei
the robbery was going on.
Mrs. Catherine Ellen Hartwell died yes
terday at her home 7A East Pierce street
after an illness of nearly two years sh'
was 81 years old. She - survived by he
husband, two daughteTs and two sons
Mrs. A. E. COrbett Of Ralston, Neb., anS
Mrs. Alice Smith OF this city, and II. w
and c. J. Hartwell, residing here Mrs
Hartwell had been a resident OF this count!
for thirty-nina years.
On the charge OF desertiOn preferred b.
his wife, who appeared In police cour
Yesterday morning with a baby n he
today by Police Judge Snyder while TN
story told by the wife IS being investi
to provide for the support Of his wife an,
child and intimated that the trouble wa
u her ms at aSe Roms Of heT " parents
A. ID Hunter, who exchanged his stOc
Of dry goods OF the a. E. Hunter cOmpan,
for large section Of Texas lands, has re
several weeks. Mr. Hunter expects to re
turn to Texas IN few days to RENAL
family will be obliged to remain in Coun
Gil Bluffs during the winter for the reaso
possible 70 ind a house in the Vicinity Q
his recently acquired property. Ever
town and village is booming AND house
are sold faster than they can be built.
Andy MaFCr0ft The r-r1tndpd nnlOFa
man who was recently sent away from tn
county farm on account Of intractablIity
yesterday morning when the state va
grancy law was invoked in his behalf. IL
In default OF ne required 500 bond. II
has been staying at the county jail sine
bic expulsion from the poor farm. and a
detention here. He win be used as
trusty and work around the building e1
eept during the infreq;uent periods whe
locked up.
Arnold Pruitt, 20 years old, was sent I
eoSrt county gsSer 5 apSn the eba4so pens
neEzlement as bailee Some time as
TSitt ,l borrowed ,ro% 1DS cowboy outfit Mort
anoe, for the purpose Of posing in vii
west photograph. Pruitt failed TO retuT
the borrowed stuff and evaded inquiries
various statements and promises FINAL
Inquiries made OF HE grandmother On
mi s vn e,ito 'ii AZ 6nabs TO- 81
When accused OF il he admitted the chars
and said he had sold II immediately aft
past the reform school age and II indictc
by the grand jury viii probably be col
yicted and sent TO the penitenuaTy
Congressman Walter /. smith and Sta
senator &. q. Saunders returned yesterds
from the Dolliver funeral at Fort Dodg
Congressman smith was one OF the men
funeral Senator Saunders said Il WI
one Of the most notable gatherings ev
held In Iowa, composed OF many OF q
nations most prominent men who hG
Travelled far 70 pay their tributes to q
memory Of the distinguished iowan. SCI
such a gathering OF prominent Iowans
an assemblage where all Of the EXPIRE
sions were so sincere. There were Iher
bers OF ali parties and all united with ecu
sincerity In their tributes to the charact
OF the dead statesman and expressions
the loss to the state and nation. IL vi
the nation, not Iowa and the friends
Senator DOlliver mourning for one OF
greatest men.
The funeral Of Anna May Lainson. wi
OF w IT. Lainson. who died at Wichit
Kan. will be held at the Seventh Day A
yentist church on sunday afternoon
1850 o'clock. Mrs I.ainson's death was n
usually sad. With her husband, she we
20 the western part 81 Oklahoma sever
years ago and took up a. homestead ne
the town OF Liberal Dry weather HI
and other calamities made It necessa
for the husband to return TO Coun
Bluffs to resume work at his trade OF co
tractor and builder. while his wife
manned with their daughter and work
on the claim. She underwent this seve
hardship for two seasons. Mr.. Lainson
turning 20 the farm when the buildi
season here closed. They had just ~
ceeded IN proving up on their claim VIII
Mrs. Lainson was taken with her fai
Illness. She was removed TO Wichita
= medical care. Mrs. Lainson was Be- yea
OF age. She is survived by her husba
and four children one son and thT
daughters The son. +. l.. LainsOn, n
we'll known greenhouse man In this CT
The NumUhfNWm Mrs ~ Mann
Toledo, Ia; Mrs. Earl Moon and ~
Nellie Lainson. both residing at liberal
sonaething Tou May Need I'm Har
ware at special Prices.
e-inch elbows. t2c.
e-inch hampers, &c.
Stove pipe wire SC.