Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-30

Davis. drugs.
Wedding silver at Leffert's
Corrigans undertakers Phones 14a
For authority on watches see LeftArt
DR. Cleaver, Bell-phone only. No. 1H,
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET
Lewis Cutler, funeral director Phone 81.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel. 1869
PURE GOLD WEDDING RINGS-LEF-
Ferris
Call l42 for a case Of Gund's Peerless
Deer J. j. Klein Co, distributors.
When John ONeill faced Judge Snyder
yesterday on the old charge OF intoxication
his explanation brought him within the law
to the county Jail for ten days
Excelsior lodge No 259, Ancient Free and
Accepted Masons, will meet In special COM
munication Saturday even:ne, july 20. at
. y. m, for work In the Third degree. All
master Masons are invited to attend
Mrs. o. o. Smith, wife of DR.. Smith, pas
tor Of the First Congregational church.
will leave today for a months vacation.
visit her sister. Mrs ]. c. Bodine. She
will be accompanied by her daughter, Isa-
belle, who will stop at Des Moines and be
the guest of her sister, Mrs. PeTdue, the
eldest daughter of Dr. and Mrs Smith.
Both will remain through the August va
cation
The residence of NJ. Gibbons, 1920 Third
avenue, was totally destroyed by fire which
was discovered at 2:30 yesterday morning.
All of the members of the family we're
absent at the time. The fire started in
the Kitchen and when discovered by the
neighbors was spreading throughout the
building. The building and contents were
practically destroyed. Gibbons carried in
surance on the building and furniture to
the amount of $3.50 which will about cover
the loss.
A $500 driving horse belonging to a
farmer named Brown residing a few miles
east of the city, was stolen Yesterday
afternoon. together with the runabout to
which the animal was hitched Brown
tied the horse on the Main street side of
the OConnell store while he went inside
to make some purchases When he came
out the horse and buggy were gone.
man was seen to unite It and drive away a
few minutes after Brown entered the store.
Constable Humphrey got a tip last night
that disclosed the identity of the thief and
expects to get him today.
With feelings of mingled joy and sadness
the members of the First Congregational
church will hold their closing service in
the old building at the corner of Seventh
avenue and South Sixth street tomorrow,
August vacation they will be held in the
new church on the corner of First avenue
and s. Willow Court. The services for, the
held in the lecture room OF the church
and the auditorium will be formally opened
and dedicated the third Sunday In Sep
munlon service will be held and the pastor
will speak. In the afternoon at 4:3O a
IdfeWell NeSper service VIII be held, at
which time Rev G. G.. Rice, the first pastor
of the church. will give the message. The
many friends of Father Rice and the
church are invited to this service
Mayor Maloney yesterday received let
ter from Arthur Jackson of Chicago presi-
dent of the National Good Roads associa-
tion, asking him to appoint delegates TO
represent the city at the fourth interna-
tional good roads congress, which will be
held in Chicago next month conformity with
the first international municipal congress.
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portant for the purpose OF advancing the
interests of the good roads movement
President Jackson says Secretary OF State
Knox has written personal letters TO each
OF the diplomatic and consular officers of
the United States throughout the world,
calling especial attention to these con-
crosses. The letter also requests permits
ion to place Mayor Maloney's name on
he program for an address or a paper on
my day OF the convention that will best
suit his convenience. This made it neces-
sary that he should designate himself as
one of the delegates. He is requested to
name six The other five are, Drs. Trey
nor and Macrae. II. w. Binder w. c. Chill
dren and II. A. Searle.
Mrs. NJ, l.. Cleaver, wife OF DR.. ]. H.
CleaNer. yesterday began a suit in the dis
triet court through her attorney. Thomas
. Harrison, against the Omaha & Council
Bluffs Street Railway company asking
5000 damage on account OF the actions OF
honor a Communication ticket and compelled
her to leave the car at the car barns
The incident occurred on last Sunday after
noon. DR.. and Mrs Cleaver got on a car
20 go TO Omaha. Before doing so he pur-
chased two Communication books, taking one
in his own name and one in the name OF
his wife and at her request signed her
name on the place required on the cover
After they got on the car the conductor
took the books and looked at them, and
noting that both signatures were evidently
in the same handwriting refused to accept
the book offered by Mrs. Cleaver. When
the car reached the barns both DR.. and
Mrs. Cleaver got off and submitted the
matter to the men in charge there They
I'm measure sustained the conductor by
pointing out the provision requiring the
purchaser OF the book TO attach his or her
signature and advised that II be sent to
the general office for correction. They re-
fused and Mrs. Cleaver has continued to
use her book
Glasses that fit. at Leffert's, the big
jewelry store. where you get the best for
your money.
All leading bars sell Old Lager An
heuser- Busch Beer. Rosenfeld Liquor Co.
N. Y Plumbing Co. Tel $50 Night L-l7O2.