Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-21

LEWIS CuNeIt AuneIal ulItCAuA.
PURE GOLD WEDDING RINGs-LER
EER1'S.
See the new 1911 wall paper patterns at
Berwick 9. III South Main street
Call IA for a case Of Gunds Peerless
beer. J. J. Klein Co. distributors.
Choice pictures for wedding and gradu-
ating gifts. Fauble Art Shop. 1873 way.
Occulists prescriptions accurately filled
The same day At Leffert's Big JewehS
Store.
Have your glasses fitted or repaired By
J. w. Terry, optician. al Broadway, office
with George Corner.
Mrs W. r. dudley and daughter, Fuse
bia, left yesterday for the east TO spend the
summer with relatives and friends.
Former County Recorder Elmer E. Smith
loft last evening for Mclean, Ill, IN re-
Spouse TO a telegram announcing the death
OK his brother.
Agent John Hurley and Koundhouse
Foreman Leroy Kuhns of the Illinois Cen
tial railroad, will leave this afternoon for
a trip to Denver, Colo.
q. Wright and Roy Leage, teamsters.
we're in police court yesterday charged
It'll violating a city ordinance by deposit
ing garbage on a vacant lot. They were
re teased on their own recognizance to APP
y, ar at a later date.
Chris Straub, who was married last week
at Atlanta, Ga, to Miss Amelia koehler OF
Rcd Oak, sailed for Europe yesterday from
New York. They will spend their honey
moon In a long but lelsurely trip through
southern Europe, consuming the greater
part of the summer.
largely attended meeting of the local
lodge Of Elks was held last night for the
pun pose OF assisting In the Initiation of a
bunch of candidates After ceremonies OF
a very interesting character were over an
informal banquet was spread and an hour
or more of real enjoyment followed
Council Bluffs Modern Woodmen of
America have chosen Police Judge $. b.
the head camp of the national organlza-
ton. which meets at Buffalo on June 20.
Judge Snyder has been one of the most
active members of the organization here
since IL was started and has held nearly
all Of the local offices at various times,
lie was the only candidate proposed and
his selection was the unanimous choice of
the Members.
Sc ZEN merchandise cars in the yards of
the Illinois Central railroad and eleven In
the northwestern yards were broken open
BY ar thieves Thursday night and goods
to tIe value of many hundred dollars
takti. The exact amount is not known.
The police believe the raid was planned
and executed by a band attracted by mu-
tusl interests in the hordes of hoboes that
swan n through the railroad yards at this
season Of the year. Many cases Of mer-
season Of the year.
IL Keller VINO offered as an explanation
ana attenuation of his mistake of entering
sevt al houses in the day time and badly
frigL uening the women that he was weak
In tie head was sent to the county jail
yestt tday for thirty days on vagrancy
chart es. Keller made a rather pathetic
appeal to be given jail sentence instead
OF be ng held TO the grand jury as was his
partner, Ed Lee, who was captured by
City Physician Tubbs after he had broken
window in the Geise home.
Su.is brought against the Rock Island
rallft I'd by Thomas Olson, and against the
Rock Island and Northwestern by Olson e.
Evans, for alleged damages to stock ship
ments from western points to the South
Omal a market, were settled yesterday by
stlpu. alton. The Rock Island paid Olson
$500 and the costs in the case. and $500 and
one-half the costs in the suit OF Olson &
Evans while the Northwestern paid the
other half OF tho costs and 800. Very
much larger amounts were asked for in
both ases for delays In transportation and
DANA .es for injuries said to have been
sustained by the stock.
Supe rvisor Frank True OF Avoca is minus
a fine gold watch this morning. which he
did not miss until several hours after IL
was adroitly nipped from his pocket during
one OF the many heated debates in the
board rooms yesterday afternoon when the
place vas packed with farmers Interested
in the Honey creek drainage ditch, Super
visor True, who is not built along the lines
OF lean men, sat with his vest flaring wide
open, surrounded by a heavily pressing
crowd Of perspiring men. Under the cir
cumstances It was easy for the person who
nipped the timepiece. His fellow super
visors will endeavor to locate the watch
this morning, as they have a pretty good
i6ea mere Il went. but If they don't find
II they will return its full value TO him
IN thg form Of sincere sympathy, remind
ing him only occasionally of the time when
he nip ed dish of oranges at the Carson
hotel Under circumstances that obligated
the landlord to charge them 10 cents extra
for tn, r dinners, while True got all or the
oranges.
An ldience that filled the rooms of the
1heusO Jhieal society In the Sapp block
Ellfott H. Holbrook, the we'll known rail-
way L. an connected with the Hartman
lines. "a the subject Psychic Phenomena
from ne 1heosophical Viewpoint. The
lecture was OF tine most polished character,
indica nng the deep research and profound
knowledge OF the speaker Mr. holbrook
is an advanced student in quest of esoteric
truth, and finds time amidst his other
duties TO give an informal talk on theo-
sophie subjects once or twice a week some-
where. He Is also one OF the most liberal
contrib Itors to the propaganda fund He
during the summer and viii find time to
spend ;tn evening with the local society.
Mr.. lie brook is one of the most advanced
lication OF the new magazine, UNIVERSAL
Masonry. In Chicago, which is edited by
mrs Minnie ne. =, lilo hoiofook, near relative,
throughout the world.
The first tidings he had received for
more than forty years came to Charles II.
letter i.om Mrs Abbie L. Ramsdeli, who
has resided at the old home In Wakefield
Mass. since Mr., Qrvis left when about
sister OF MIR. Orvis mother and the letter
was ons OF inquiry Mrs. Ramsdell is a
daughter OF Mr.. Squires who established
the bis Sauires packing plant in Boston
many years ago. Through members OF the
packers family she heard that Mr.. Orvis
was located somewhere in the west anC
wrote many letters TO the packing house
centers, chiefly to Chicago, but they al.
ways were returned. The letter she wrote
20 Council Bluffs had a return address.
upon IL and came near being sent back OF
account OF a slight mistake In the nam,
Of Mr.. Orvis. lie had returned It to tn,
postoffite after the carrier had delivered
t. and then went 10 the office and opened
Il In the presence of one Of the officials
NO USE COOKING old potatoes wheI
you can buy new potatoes at very neal
the same price; today at 80 cents per peck
We have the long green asparagus, 1
,ents, or three for = cents; one poun,
lunches Of radishes, long white, or an,
>ind tocay l cent per bunch; wax beans
20 cents per pound; long green cucumbers
cents EACH Missouri bel ries are now in
hey are OF exceptional quality. Is cent
'er box, fresh eggs at Is cents per dozen
soOd butter, IS cents per pound Can "a
'erly AM get the pick. Bar lei & Miller
telephone $50,
Heal Estate Transfers.
Real e tate transfers as reported TO Tn
Rec May 10 by the Pottawattamle Count
distract company OF Council Bluffs
.lichard Jensen and wife to Charles