Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-28
DRIEP CITY NEWS
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Or. Horton. Dentist, 627 City Natl Bank.
Gas, Electric fixtures, Rurgess-arandsn.
Times, Printing.
In the pivorco court-Frank Betiach.
Monday filed suit for divorce In district
court against his wife, veronicka Betlach.
MIS-. stnwargOp wants Divoros-Hattis
stlllwaggon Monday filed a suit for d.
vorce In district court against her husband,
John w. stinwaegon.
The Usb. Savings \ Loan Assn. has
made Il possible Tor many families TO own
their homes. 1905 Farnam Street, Board
OF Trade Building. Omaha.
Investments in the Neb. Savings e. Loan
Assn. earns So per annufu. credited semi
annually; 500 to 5000 1905 Farnam
Street board OF Trade Building. Omaha.
Through an Error In the telephone d.
rectory our name reads: Douglas 80. Ex-
press and baggage Delivery; should read.
douglas Saa. Expressmen's Delivery CO.
AEas scott wants Divoros-Mae Scott
Monday filed a suit for divorce against
her husband. Herbert X. Scott Mary +.
Royce Monday filed a suit for divorce
against her husband. Edward T. Boyce.
Eany Jurors Exoussd-Forty of the 120
Jurors In the panel which reported to
Judge Esteile Of the criminal court Mon
day we're excused Fourteen failed to re
spond and summons we're issued for them
where the Judges Ars-Judge Howard
kennedy is holding court again this week
in sarpy county. Judge Troup is holding
court in Washington county. Judge sutton
was able to be An his office Monday for
the first time IN two weeks.
Mrs. Grover Oisvsland Sells Property
Ruben Finkolstein bought the property on
the northwest corner OF Eighteenth and
cunning streets Monday from the ]. B.
Folsom estate. Mr.. Finkelstein intends
establishing a junk shop on the premises.
The consideration was $500.
coatsst fer Estate Of Ellie AxoBrd6-
That a contest is certain before the mat
ter Of the estate OF Ellis Mcbride is set
tied was shown Monday when his mother,
Mrs. Lucy jacobson, filed for administra-
trix OF the estate. The estate is valued
at $1,000 The widow filed February IS.
Chilarsn, Matches, Fire-children play
ing with matches started fire in the cot
tage OF Sam SigaI at Twenty-first and Paul
streets Monday morning that did damage TO
the extent OF about so. John, a s-year-old
son. was almost overcome By the smoke
before his mother got him out OF the room.
May Also GO By Roat--By an agreement
reached by the all western railroads the
traveller taking a trip 20 the Pacific coast
can take a steamer trip as a part OF his
tour The arrangements provide that the
steamer trip, such as could be made from
San Francisco T. Los Angeles. shsu cost
the same as the railroad fare between these
places.
Roy stnl Not TdensifiSd--Absolutely
nothing has been learned about the thin
faced boy found huddled In a corner OF the
Union station last Friday night. He stead
lastly refuses to say anything about him
self and refuses to be drawn out by other
boys. Though It Is thought he is a run
away from some institution. the description
OF no such boy has been received.
Ringer Gets lEandamus--The applica-
ton Tor writ OF mandamus by J. d.
Ringer against the Fire and Police com
mission of South Omaha was sustained
Monday by Judge Day. Ringer alleged
license 70 operate a saloon had been
granted to one LukOsxi without his having
paid the license OF $1,000. as required by
law lie therefore asked the board to close
the saloon or collect the money.
street Cleaner IA nun Down--James
AIktfNgs NAHHioa Gu III tuo City . NOlRa Oh
street cleaners. while working at Nine
teenth and Leavenworth streets Monday
morning, was run down by a horse and
wagon belong to A. J. sundgren. the baker.
Qualey was bending over in the gutter and
did not hear the wagon Although the
horse and wagon passed over his body he
was not hurt beyond a few bruises. He
was taken 10 the police station in the am
bulancs and attended by Police Surgeon
o. c. Bishop.
Ne HAS an Expsnsivo WifO--It cost Eu-
gene Griffe Of 50 North Fourteenth street
considerable trouble and expense 70 beat
his wife. He had to bail her out Of iai
Saturday night after he had complained
about an opium Joint in which she had been
smoking-for he was afraid 70 60 in and
get her himself. And then after having
performed what he thought was his hus.
handy duty in trouncing her roundly, he
was himself arrested and given a ninety
day sentence by Police Judge Crawford
Monday morning.
-Four are Bound ovor-Three cases were
transferred from police court to the district
court Monday morning. j. L. Byran,
charged with robbery, went over to the dis
trict court on bonds Of $500. II Is alleged
that Byran assaulted and robbed John
Ruppe. a6SS Charles street, Of $3.50 Saturday
morning. Miles Fry, negro. charged with
robbery. was bound over on 500 bonds Fry
IL is alleged. stole a valuable watch and
chain from Ross selby Saturday night c. ].
smith and L. Baker. charged with break
Ing and entering. were arrested by Officers
Nanderford ana Murphy early Monday
morning The men had a sack OF valuable
brass mountings from automobiles In their
possession, and were Just coming out from
Charley showalter's garage a. sn South
Twelfth street.
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