Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-04

BRIEF CITY NEWS.
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FIGHT Against Hvn-'The Fiebt Av,i,s,
Avil," will be DR.. Frederick Coins subiect
this evening At 8 o'clock at Temple Israel
valley Farm Changes Mands-g. III Ost-
yer thursday sold to A p. Bloomquist a
tarm two miles south Of Valley for $500
Youth ana Health should be taxed 10
provide for old age; a savings account
with the Neb. Savings q Loan Assn. will
Vtart you risht- 1905 Farnam. B. Of T. bldg.
The sanksrs Savings ana loan ascot
Naon have moved to their new quarters In
She Douglas block. Sixteenth ana DodFe
ana are ready to make loans to home
builders.
divorces DEGREES 0ranted-The following
DEGREES Of divorce were granted Thursday
In the district court: Ida c. Heslop from,
Joseph w. Heslop and Georgia Z. obee
from G. Wade obee.
Creighton Farm is Soda farm Of $50
acres part Of the old Creighton farm. two
miles northwest Of Benson, was sold
thursday by the John A. Creighton Real
Estate and Trust company to James 1,
Langan for s1s5sl
Divorce suit Dismisssd-The suit Of
Isomas A. Rodman for divorce from his
VIE, Lydia, was formally dismissed by
jude IrOup Friday morning. the defend
ant haVSg died during the course Of the
suit
Funsre Of Ella n Larssn--The funeral
of the Re Ellen NJ. Larsen, who died AT
the age of q years Tuesday. will be held
from the family residence north Of Florence
Saturday afternoon at o'clock Miss lar
son died Of pneumonia after long illness.
OLD Farm IL sold-Barbara Poppen-
berger Thursday sold, through the Byron
Reed company, sixty acres of farm land
two miles west OF Benson to j. j. Ander-
son. The consideration was slOS5O Mrs.
Poppenberger has owned the land since
1880.
oOEnbisth Takes Meat Department
Louis Cornbleth, formerly proprietor and
manager Of the Public market. has taken
full charge Of the meat and fish depart
ments Of the Bennett company. Mr.. Corn
oleth has had long experience in his spe-
sisl line.
Spelling Bee at aX"-An old-fasbioned
spelling bee" will be held at the Young
Mems Christian association tonight. E. A.
Benson will PROFOUND the words to the
contestants. The spelling match will be
held In the assembly room beginning at
o'clock.
Starr Asks for Another Writ-Failing TO
secure writ OF mandamus TO compel City
Electrician Waldemar Michaelsen to in
spect the wiring that he has Installed in
tYo houses c. e. Starr has filed petition
or a writ Of mandamus to compel Mr..
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Ladies Of the q. A. R-Ladies Of the
@. A. r. viii hold a meeting this evening
at Baright hall in honor Of their national
president. Mrs Emma E. Pierce OF sprine-
HELD Mass. Mrs. Pierce leaves Saturday
for Kansas city. All veterans of the civil
war are invited to attend the meeting.
Gives His Name as snaks-Fred Snake.
was the name prisoner arrested for Great
ing a wild disturbance, gave as his in the
police station Friday morning. Snake was
unable to say where he lived. He suffered
arrest In the north part OF the city after
an unusual scene of fighting with every
one he met
9urnham 80 Hono1ulu--Major William
p Burnham. chief Of staff Of the Depart
ment OF Missouri, is preparing to leave
Sunday for Honolulu, where he will ion
his old regiment. He will be accompanied
by Mrs. Burnham. The Burnham twins
will remain in Omaha until the return OF
their parents next summer.
Social Settlement 1Essting-The annual
meeting OF the Social settlement associa-
ton will be held Saturday evening at the
public library. Mrs. w. c. Shannon, presi-
dent OF the board OF directors, win pre-
ASide. The reports OF all the years work
I Nj be read and several new members
WIN, be elected to the board.
New Engines IN servioe-The first of
the ten big Pacific type engines, bought
recently by the Union Pacific for use on its
lines was put in service at Omaha Friday
morning. The engine started out with
mail train No. %. one of the points of
= the new style OF engine Is the water tank
which will carry 1900 gallons OF water in
stead OF 1900 as those AZ present This
will make IL unnecessary for the mail
trains TO stop for water at Fremont as it
does at present, but allow Il TO 20 straight
through to Grand Island
Money order Keeps Him out-Charged
with selling oleomsrgerine without a H.
4 cense, Joseph Vopolka, proprietor OF a
grocery and butcher shop at Fifth and
William streets. proved an albi with the
receipt for a money order in police court
Friday morning. Through his attorney,
:. c. Cooley, Vopolka showed that he had
sent his $40 fee for the state license two
days before the complaint was filed eharg-
Ing him with the nlegality. The case was
continued to Saturday morning by which
time il is expected Volpolka will be able TO
show his license.