Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-26

Davis. drugs
Leffert's. opticians.
EsVe Morehouse sInboss Il
Corr'gans. undertakers. Phones l4S
For authority ON watches ses Leffert.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS aUEFET.
Lewis Cutter, funeral director Phone 81.
DR. ROSE Il RICE. Bell phone only 81.
Woodr-ng Undertaking company. Tel. 5s.
Gail l42 for a case OF Gunds Peerless
Deer. J. J. Klein Co, distributors.
J. R. Gerxs has returned from New York
where he went on business ana pleasure
D. W. Otis has returned from a and SELL
ING Trip through tie Texas coast country.
Get those photos taken al Kuhn studio.
. 30 MAIN st CO. Blurfs. Open sundays.
Mss Jessie Plppin has gone 70 Burnley,
Mrs. Dickey.
Mrs. c. L Hammei ana daughter have
gone 70 Colorado Springs and other noun
IAN points for month list.
Glasses that relieve headache. nervous
ness and improve the vision ara the kind
mat We ut. Lefferts, opticians.
Only one marriage license was issued
yesterday. II was claimed by v g. James
anu Hiss Lillian ID. Schultz. both Of Coun-
Gil BLUFFS. Both gave the ages OF % years
County Supervisor Children has been dele
gated by the other members OF the Board
or County Supervisors 10 devise a safe
place TOR keeping inCorrfgibie BOYS and
girls. he viii arrange a suitable place in
the dete'Itiun home
The BCard Of Education Will hold A spe-
ciai meeting SATURDAY afternoon at the Of
ice OF President rinley Inspection OF thu
nra sscapSs ON the Washington avenue
school building and other work necessary
before the opening OF the city schools in
September are objects Of the meeting.
Rev DR.. Marcus P Mcclure broke camp
at spirit Lake this week ana went 20 Chi
cAgo, while Mrs, Mcclure and the children
retuIned 90 their home IN this city. DR..
Mcclure will remain IN Chicago for week
or more and Sunday viii occupy the
pulpit IN the First Presbyterian church.
z. Hummer who was sent to the county
lall actsr a hearing in police court 70 await
Indictment by the grand jury On the charge
I or having stolen his mothers piano and
sold Il to Abe Giilinsky has applied to
Judge Wheeler for the appointment OF an
attorney TO defend him. Il. J. Chambers
has been appointed as his counsel.
/ The bond OF Frank CaIkins. who was
held to the grand Jury on the charge OF
nurderousiy assauIttnE August Wsndlendt
/ at the after 8 lunch room ON South Main
from so TO 400 by order OF the district
court by agreement OF the county attur-
ney's office.
Mrs. Elisabeth Eelms. who has been
visiting her son. J. A Miller. OF the rail-
way mail servics at his home. 6l2 WASH
tnston avenue. left for her home at Munti-
cello, md, yesterday. Mrs. Helms has been
I visiting here for more than a month. She
U
I hundred miles has no terrurs tor her.
The st-eet cleaning department sxpeGts
20 begin the work today Of washing of
the sand ana accumulated mud ON Broad
way As Tar as the paving ID completed.
Chairman M1nntck OF the streets and alley
I COMMITTEES OF the council has bought a
new broom for the street sweeper and
] proposes 70 keep the new pavement clean.
/ FIRE hose VIII be used 20 wash the street
/ this year, but beginning next spring regular
nush tank wagons will be PUT IN services
and the streets VIII be washed regularly
every day.
The funeral Of Gus T sausr viii be head
I SATURDAY arternoon ar an hour YET 90 be
4 fixed. The body viii arrive nom Denver
| accompanies by the father and younger
brother this afternoon. N 3. Burke. presi-
/ dent az the Henry Adney Mining company,
| where Gus Sauer had been employed for
/ the last three years. arrived here from
Chicago Yesterday and Will remain until
E. smith ana A T. Brooks. two men from
Oklahoma City. are N the city Jail await
ing a hearing upon the charge OF baina
lomb anu 5rl, Is1ur I1an y gn@ ne
town and stopped at a South Main street
hotel. They employed a lawyer and Sc
cured continuance until this morning
session OF tho police court Nsither could
vent 20 tan.
Mrs. J. R. Bryan. 30 Hsh avsnus. Louis
pArtment asking assistance IN finding heI
husband who Is a travelling salesman
rspnSsenting the nrn OF 2; schrader a Co.
Is Randolph street. Chicago In hsl
letter she says M Bryan father Il
seriously III and the family Is very anxious
70 get into communication with him. Ht
Is believed 70 be IN the portion OF his
territory, locate1 near Council Bluffs.
An apple 0oUgh four fest long and one
men in tiAmster. bearing cry huge Vol
River apples making mOre than a bushei
vas brought "a town yesterday and pincsI
IN tha window of the Joe " smith a CO
R0re un bruAdWaT- The WeighI OF 4.
-rup Waa a srearer load than IL could beal
and n hroks under che strain despite thi
props thar had been placed 20 help b1nl
Is burden. II was grown IN rhe farm 1
Joe Hancock ON the Crescent road ius
outside the CRY limits. OrchardiHts rennI-
hundredR 1r trees around Council Blum
that VIII bear nrty or more bushels each.
) No word has been received from n,
I RELATIVES OF Bianche Ferguson. the younl
sirs who Wa u2kea N custody when n0unl