Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-04

FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Majestic ranges, +. c. De Vol Hdw. Co.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel SSs
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone g.
Pure blackberry juice and Virginia Dare
wine. J. J. Klein Co.
. WANTED-kehable gin Tor general /
housework 500 Fifth avenue
Typography outfits and supplies. fauole
Art Shop, formerly Alexanders 8.
Nursing mothers should drink Anhe1set-
Busch malt. kOsenfeld Liquor w. ''' -
Main street.
Have your glasses fitted or repaired by |
j. W. Terry, 0ptician, al BrOao"aS' "lh'OS |
with George Corner.
Fryer Printing Co. new location, ~ ,ir ene
1923 W. b way. Phones 2O0. Man anu P"Oie
calls answered in person
The s. A. Pierce g. Co. sti0e store Us NV
open for business at their new loSa'.ol, ION, |
$50 West Broadway, between rear ~
sixth streets
Secretary Eastman Of the 1oung Men
Christian association went to Des MONIES
yesterday. where he delivers an ADDRESS III
the interest Of association work.
on b. Towne gave a lecture on scouting
| to the boy scouts at the Council biuIIs
| Young Mems Christian association last
| evening. About thirty-five boy scouts were
present.
! Mr.. and Mrs s. NJ. Chernfs received a
| telegram yesterday from Los Angeles ad-
! vising them that a baby girl had 1een
/ born to Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Cherntss, their
son and daughter-in-law.
The funeral Of Mrs stratton will be held
this morning at 10 o'clock at the residence
Of her sister, Mrs IL. F. Keller, 1904 Ave
nue. b. Rev. Edgar Price Of the First
/ Christian church will Officiate.
! Justice Cooper yesterday married f. ia
! cobs and Emma Jackson, both OF south
Omaha and Justice Joseph performed the
| same service for Ellie Mcguire Of Stock
Vile, Neb., and Mary Il. Moore of Coun-
Gil Bluffs.
Judge Thornen yesterday stopped the
trial Of suit brought by Mrs Mary
| Walsh against the Droge Elevator com
pany and directed a verdict for the de-
PENDANT. Only small amount, about $40
was involved.
City warrants 40 the amount of $4,000
were issued and mostly paid in January.
This makes a new record for one month
since the city went upon cash basis,
Many OF the warrants went to contractors
for special assessments.
The little daughter of District Court Clerk
Harry Brown has far recovered from
an attack of scarlet fever that the quaran-
tine has been raised and Mr.. Brown can
once more enter his home and talk TO
members Of his family without using the
telephone or signalling through a window
glass.
At the meeting of the Citizens Improve
ment club, held in the city hall last evens
ing, II was decided to hold the next on
"Wednesday evening, February s. The pro-
posal to amend the constitution changing
the number required for a quorum was not
completed and went over until the next
meeting.
The Board of County Supervisors, ac-
} companied by Auditor Hannah, went into
, the district yesterday covered by the
proposed Nishnabotna drainage ditch and
. spent the day listening to the protests and
/ approvals of the land owners and viewing
the situation from the face of nature in
, stead OF the surfaces Of plats and blue
l prints. II was not learned last night
; whether the work was completed.
: Mrs. Julia Bodes aged Is years wife
. OF John p. Bodel and daughter of Mr.. and
. Mrs. E. w. Gentil, died yesterday at her
home, 25O4 Avenue A. after an illness of
{ more than one year from tuberculosis Be-
sides her parents she is survived by three
sisters. Mrs; Mabel Robinson Of San Fran
cisco and Misses Neva and Nita, both at
home, and one brother, Leon T. Gentil, OF
] Chicago.
Judge ThornelI In the district court yes
terday considered the case of the Iowa
Furniture company against George c. Barr,
an employee of the Union Pacific. The case
was appealed to the district court from a
tion OF the right of garnishment where an
unmarried man has financial responsible
ties 10 others. Judge Thornell took the
matter under Amusement
The city council failed to get anywhere
near q quorum for the adjourned meeting
q called for yesterday afternoon. Alderman
:. Minnick was out OF town, Alderman Hard.
q ing is sick and the other aldermen forgot
about II. Alderman Younkerman, who Is
: acting mayor in the absence of Mayor Ma
d loney, was the only member present. The
8 and other specials for Contractors WickhaH
and Nelson.
= The body Of Mrs. Ida May Franks, VIII,
died at Randolph, Neb., on Wednesday
y from peritonitis was brought here yes
3 terday for burial, and was taken to IN,
a | Woodrtng establishment, awaiting arrange
: ments for the funeral The deceased for
l. merly lived In Council Bluffs, where
% number OF her relatives still reside. Sh,
(, Is survived by her husband Jacob Franks
u four sons and one daughter. Three OF tn
aApOFEa and naniRl
u daughter, Mrs. Nettie Smith, reside here
y w. b. Smith. the young shoe clerk &C
10 cused OF wholesale stealing from the Pierc
n shoe store, was arraigned In police cour
"a yesterday and took change Of vanue L
Justice Cooper. The date for the hearing
T. was not fixed. Smiths attoRley Colone
. John Lindt, made an Intellectual appeal 4
ID Mr. Pierce 70 stop the prosecution. Nj
Pierce said there were still four men Il
! Council Bluffs whom he could send TO tn
= penitentiary for thefts committed Will
le they were In his employ and he though
"a II was about time to make an example 70
IN future dishonest clerks.
The basket ball game between the soutl
Omaha representative Young Mems Chris
OF tan association team and the local re
"a Orginized Young Mems Christian associ
big ys tss BOYS 90 Pc good 6asS
- tsiyVn have not as yet met defeat and the
~ Sye In fine fettle for the game Captain
rnati interesting forty minutes OF play wit
t@.- team that now Is wearing the Rep
=. tgSs3. The lineup for the local Young Men
I CHRISTIAN association follows: Doc Hen
iricks right forward; Keneth Cook LET
forward: Frank Thomas, center; Dor
Al Grow, right guard. Arch Hutchinson lef
forward.
In preparation for the removal OF tn
Commercial National bank from its preser
ne location 10 the ground floor OF the Sap
81 block, the real estate offices OF Macalstel
Canning a Co. and Charles Paschel wer
- last evening moved into the Clark builC
dng on the corner of Broadway and Mai
street. The lease Of the NOrthwester
mt ticket office room, TO be occupied by n
a bank. does not expire until June, but N
"a real estate men had TO move to permit N
changes required TO be made in the room
T. which will probably result in changing IN
elevator 10 the front and the constructio
as OF the banks vault where the elevator
= now located. The Northwestern Railwa
a. company has leased the building now o,
he cupied by the Diamond theater, adjoinin
the Sapp block and will occupy the ne
~ location In June
Ell Dr. c. II, Bower. city health physician
- filed last evening his monthly report ,
NJ contagious diseases for January, The IL
port shows seven cases OF diphtheria an
one death; tWenty-four cases OF scarf,
20 fever. ali mild and no deaths; four case
lie OF typhoid fever and one death; an al