Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-16
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Havs Root Print II.
Egyptian Chocolates soc. Myers Dillon
Gas, Flee Fixtures, Burgess orandsn.
Omaha mach. wks.-Expert auto re-
pairs.
Wilson Joins Realty Ranks-Carl c.
Wilson has been elected to membership
in the Omaha Real Estate exchange.
Divorce Suit startsd-Beatriee wal
ton started suit lor divorce against
Frank Walton, alias Morris Wattenburg,
in district court Wednesday
Memorial TO General Manderson-A
memorial on the death OF General Charles
L. Henderson has been prepared by a
special committee of the Commercial club
and adopted by the executive committee.
sues for Pan From car-Joseph
wilinsky, who fell from a street car at
Tenth and Hickory streets, and was hurt
on August a. has started suit for S,OOO
damages against the street railway com
pany.
stroup is Made Delegate-F. A
Stroup Of the Payne Investment company
has been named by the executive COM
mittee Of the Commercial club to repre-
sent omaha at the National Irrigation
congress to be held 1t. Chicago beginning
December ).
New Members Aocepted-The follow
ing business men have Joined the ranks
Of the Commercial club their names
having been acted upon at the meeting
of the executive committee yesterday; l"
A. Keller. Maurice Meyer j. Rossoff,
T.. d. DIN and DR.. w. o. Bridges.
Mrs. Stroud Unimproved-Mrs. NJ. J.
stroud. 3lOS North Twenty-fourth street.
who Is confined in the Swedish Mission
hospital suffering from conclusion OF the
BRAIN the result of falling from TWEEN
ty-fourth street car, is still in serious
condition. No developments either for
better or worse have been noted.
Shoppers Money IL stolen-Mrs. w. T.
Denny, 5311 North Twenty-fourth street,
reports to the police that her hand bag
containing $42 and several rings was
stolen while she was shopping In a
downtown store. She placed the bag on
a counter while she looked at some goods
and thief walked away with it,
Bankers Go to New or1eans-LutheI
Drake. president OF the Merchants Ma
tional V. b. Caldwell, vice-presldent
Of the United States National, and De.
Forest Richards, vice-president of the
Omaha National, are Omaha bankers
who will represent their respective in.
situations at the meeting of the Ameri.
can Bankers associations at New Or
leans. They left for the south last night
Movann PreSides at Banquet. ]
HcVann, manager of the traffic bureau
- he "a CnrNf4nnVninl nl "a
leave tonight for Chicago, where he /!
20 preside Thursday night over the an
nunl banquet of the National Industrial
Traffic league. C. Il. Spens, genera
freight agent of the Burlington, and ]
n. Guild commissioner of the CONNER.
Sial club. will also attend the banquet
Mr.. Guild is a member of the classifi
cation committee of the league.
Sues for Death of son--suit fol
$4,000 damages for the death of ]
Thomas Meeks was started against thu
Northwestern railroad by NJ. l.. Meeks
father and administrator of the estate
of Meeks, in district court Wednesday
Meeks, lineman for the Western Union
Telegraph company, was run down anC
killed by one of the defendants trains
Will at work on the Union Pacific rail
road bridge between Council Bluffs ant
Omaha, August "a. 81
Complaints for Short weight-cit;
Weight aInApector- John Grant Pegg file
complaints in police court yesterday morn
ing against the Beehive Grocery compan,
at Sixteenth and Cunning street, and n
S. Short a grain dealer located at ia
South Twenty eighth street, for shor
Weighing customers The Beehive Gro
Gerry company Is. alleged In the complain
to have sold five bushels of potatoes t
Mrs, II. Shurman. 1916 North Thirty-sec
ond. and instead of giving her 800 pound
of potatoes gave her 277 The grain ma
is alleged TO have sold sacks of grail
short two to three pounds on the sack.