Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-09


FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
woodring Undertaking company. Tel. sse.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81.
PURE GOLD WEDDING RINGS-LEF-
FERT S.
Picture framing is our speciality. Faubles
AIT shop, 1913 Broadway.
Call 1l2 for case of Gund's Peerless
beer. j. ]. Klein Co. distributors
See the new summer designs In wailpap per
at II. Borwick's. 2O9-21i South Main street.
Mrs. Margaret Dillon and Mrs. Sarah
Dalrymple left yesterday for Colorado for
an extended visit
Mrs. Arthur Hoffmayer has gone to Los
Angeles to visit her father Mr. Duduette
or October.
igan with the intention of remaining dur
ing the remainder of the summer the
guest Of numerous relatives
Council Bluffs people who have recentnly
returned from Colorado say the South
Platte river is as dry as a city pavement
Tor a distance of more than 100 miles
above Julesburg.
Miss Stella Groves of Davenport Is the
street Miss Groves visited Council Bluffs
last autumn and was extensively enter
tanned in society circles.
Mrs. J. b. Atkins and Henry Atkins
have gone to Spirit lake. where they will
occupy the summer cottage owned Jointly
py the late DR. T; h. Lacey and ]. b.
Frank Hermes, who was born and reared
In Council Bluffs, made his first revisit
TO the city yesterday in five years, and
Is the guest OF his sister Mrs. Dowell
Fifth avenue and Eighteenth street Mr.
Hermes is trainmaster for the Sioux City
division Of the Great Northern, and is
rapidly in the railroad field and his friends
predict an early promotion for him.
The following statement shows the con-
dition OF the Christian home finances for
n ~ he
ayers fund S2o5O being S1L50 below the
needs of the week. Deficiency In this fund.-
sSOS; increasing .n deficiency to sS22.5o The
rund for the last week amounts to sos is,
being $685. below the current needs OF the
sss Dsficis enc i6 thS fund ;s thus
So. e9946
Pickpockets yesterday found no difficulty
IN locating the pocketbook Of j. p Mat
thews a retired farmer living at 1l9
seventh avenue and getting II away from
him. He went to the Northwestern passen-
and had his purse containing SIS down deep
In his trousers pocket Three men on the
platform Jostled him rudely and when he
went to pay for his ticket he found why
they had done so. The men are believed
TO be the same gang who have been work
ing at Manawa and on the Manawa trains.
Emmett FINLEY, Fred Davis H. A. Quinn
and n. w Binder will leave this evening
Tor Atlantic City to attend the national
convention Of Elks. Both Mr.. finley and
Mr. Binder Will be members of the con-
yention in capacities other than as mere
delegates; Mr. FINLEY, as past exalted
ruler, will enter the convention a member
Of the grand lodge and Mr.. Binder as
state delegate and member of the ma,
tional executive committee. Mr.. Davis and
Mr.. Quinn attend the convention as visi-
lodge.
Marion Stevens, who has been a meu-
Der OF the fire department for twenty-one
arr Of h.
at No. 3 station where he was driver, has
been retired under the age limit and placed
on tne pension list. Mr.. stevens has never
when he drove into an open ditch in the
CHIEFS wagon while responding to a fire
the fire department and one police officer
drawing pensions Of S35 per month which
Will continue as long as they live.
Contractor Wickham yesterday finished
laying the paving on the west half OF the
first block OF paving on South Main street
The east half Of the block cannot be laid
placed No further work can be done on
Broadway until the question of laying the
conduits for the electric light wires Is
nue. cannot be undertaken for the reason
that the city has not completed putting in
the catch basins, The paving work OF
Contractor Wickham is thus pretty effec-
tually tied up all over town.
In compliance with the instructions given
at the last meeting Of the school board,
begun
work of notifying all merchants who in
tend handling school supplies during the
next school year that full list Of the ma
Il rails 10 be used In drawing and writing
may be had by applying to hin. The toard
has approved the recommendations CT the
supervisor of drawing and penmnnship
character and class of materials to be used,
hn6 unless the merchants faniliarize Them
selves with the new list they may buy
stuff that cannot be used.
gas and electric light companies will enter
the Edmundson hospital today for the pur-
pose OF having on operation performed that
Will prevent him becoming permanently
crippled. Several years ago he sustained
severe injury 10 one OF his knees from
which he had not recovered Many exam
difficulty was not discovered until yester-
day, when Or. Donald Macrae made An cx-
animation and discovered splinter of bone
that had become detached. DR. Macraa will
perform the operation. which Is expected to
give immediate and per nanent relief.
d. b. Lawrence was arraigned in police
court yesterday upon the charge of steal
ing grain from an Illinois Central freight
car Investigation, however, has satisfied
the police that the charge Is groundiess
YARDS and bsss me caT w So through Ss the
young men were engaged In extracting
three bags of grain and stepped forward
TO identity them. At this moment the raef-
road detectives arrived. The others Jumped
from the car and escaped while Lawrence
renamed ana was taken into custody
When the facts were disclosed Judge Sny-
der took his own recognizance and released
him. He will probably be used as a wit,
ness against the others
shakespeare's ''As You Like IT. will be
mount park next Wednesday evening FOR
the benefit OF the Holy Family Catholic
church. II will be given by the pupils of
Miss Lillian Fitch, and win be under her
direction. They will he assisted by Miss
Grace Barr. Among the players viii DO
Myron Brunt, George Clark and Marion
Jarvis OF this city. The patronesses OF the
affair are Mesdames Miles scofieid
Rachel Ryan, r. A. Wickham w 81
Unthank, w A. Maurer, J. p. Carey, Felix
o'Neill, %. Mahoney, J. ]. Nicholson
George Hughes, r. b. O'Neili William
Peacock. John Bolan and Grant schoup
The school board has selected Prof ]. T.
Marshall OF Boone, Ia, TO I'LL the vacancy
In the Council Bluffs High school faculty
caused by the resignation OF Prof. Raed
who left TO take a place In the Omaha
High school. Prof. Marshall at the present
time Is principal OF the high school al
Boone. Ills pay was fired at 8, 900 q year
owing TO the necessity OF providing quar-
tiers for the new manual training de BERT
ment to be installed In the high school
building, the board instructed Superfntend-
ent Bevertdge to remove his office 10 the
Oak street building. Convenient quarters
viii be nxed up for the head Of the city
schools AZ the new building. which Is not
from the high school. IN viii place him
where he can more readily reach an of
the other schools. as he VII be kocated
for the first TINA an = 60 IFra 49,