Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-03
Davis. drugs

Davis. drugs
Lefferts. opticians.
Have MOrehouse enboss IT,
Corrigans, underwriters Phones l45.
For authority on watches see Leffert.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BrFFET
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81
DIR. ROSE II. RICE. Bell phone only s.
Woodrng Undertaking company Tel. $50
SCHOOL SUPPLIES Of all kinds Faublc
Art Shop, 1853 Broadway.
Get those phUtOs takei. at Kuhn's studio
70 So. Nam 81. co. Btutts. Jpsr Sunda.
Edwin G.. Cleminson filed a bond yester-
day in the sum OF SLOW as guardian Tor
his brother. Roy Clemnson.
Glasses tnat .eleye nvauo,hv. nervous
ness ana improve the VISION are the A.IID
that we lit Lefrerts. opticians.
The only marriage license issued yester-
day was 10 Axtel y. Hedstrom and Alber-
tina Erickson, both OF Omaha rhey gave
their ages as IS and "A.
Free with each set or asbestos SAD irons.
them in our window. 4. G.. De Vol Haru-
ware Co., 504 Broadway.
Clean-cut fun line of new up-to-date pic
lures and frames now in stock at our store.
Carbonets, beautiful pastals and a fine line
OF boileaus. III. Berwick. 2ll 8. Main 81.
MIR. and Mrs. Nat Sheppard, 9Os Second
avenue, will leave for Chicago tomorrow
evening where they spend some time visit
jng their son, Guy sheppard who resides
with his family at $40 Lakeside place.
Judge e. b. Woodruff yesterday freed
Nellie II. Goodwill % years old, from her
husband, }. E. Goodwill, aged 30. Her
complaint was cruel and inhuman treat
menL Iney were married in omaha Fen
ruary &. lyJ2.
Miss Maude Mlley, 1907 Avenue e, was
painfully hurt last evening when car
riage in which she was riding with three
other friends was overturned. The aool-
dent happened at the corner Of Avenue
and 1wenty-fOurth street and was caused
by the driver trying to make too short
turn.
Mary II. Patton, who owns large tract
of land north OF the city, secured a writ
OF temporary injunction from Judge Wood
ruff yesterday RESTRAINING MIR. and Mrs.
u, Wakenouse, Belle scott and Ray Work
man from In any manner tresspasstng
driveway through her land.
The Auditorium company yesterday re-
newed the lease for the use OF the building
as skating rink, which has been held
for the last two seasons by j. b. Williams.
Mr.. Williams will open the rink this even
Ing and Will conduct IL in the same clean
manner that characterized his management
In the past.
Ernest Brown and Bonnie Clingersmith Of
this city were married In Omaha Wednes-
day morning. The groom is the son Of
street and the bride is the daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chngersmith, lol5 Sew
enth avenue. They Will make their home
with the brides parents
The three runaway boys from Casey, Ia,
Max Jefferson Otis Walters and Jesse
Kite were yesterday reported to have been
miles west of Omaha, The boys were still
headed westward. The offer of $50 reward
Tor their detention will result, 1t is be-
ueYed, in their capture.
James Meeks. proprietor of the State no
tel who neglected to return directly from
Denver after going there to take charge
OF the body of the father Of Mrs. Meeks,
returned home yesterday, definitely con-
tradcting the story that he had mysterl-
ously disappeared. Mrs. Meeks, who went
TO Wyoming to join him. where he was
looking after ranch property, returned
with him.
Rev. o. o. Smith returned yesterday
from his vacation, which has Comprised
the greater part of August and which has
been most beneficially enjoyed. He will
resume his work in connection with the
pastorate of the First congregational
church and viii occupy the pulpit tomor-
row. owing TO the removal of the old
church on South Sixth street and the in
completed condition of the new edfice the
services tomorrow viii be held in the
Young Mems Christian association gym
pasium. This will include also the Sunday
school, He is anxious TO have every mem
Der present at the first service after the
months vacation.
When Herman Fisher So years old re-
turned from Omaha with a gallon Jug of
whisky, dropped II on the pavement at
Pearl and Broadway while in the act OF
changing cars and then fell in a faint at
the sight OF the broken jug II was easy
Tor Officer IL. o. Cook, who happened
thohB, 10 reach the conclusion that the old
man was drunk. The odor Of whisky that
filled the whole block firmed the police
mans diagnosis and Fisher was taken to
the station. In police court yesterday
morning, however ne proved conclusIvey
that he did not even drink and that the
whisky was not his property, but he was
only its temporary custodian. IL was the
sight of the broken jug that gave him the
knockout shock, and Judge Snyder dis
charged him.
When Mrs. Edward NJ Ouren. whose
husband i9 a hOnkkaanar ttall
commercial circles, was awakened by a
burglar trying to remove the screen from
window late at night she did not scream
a alt she was alone in her home az
arose from her bed got a big .32-caliber
revolver and stepped up close TO the win
cow and watched the man at work for a
briet moment Then she pointed the pistol
Few inches above his head and fired
The gun roared in the still night air like
T. cannon and the flash almost blinded III
man. He fled Immediately and disap-
peared, man passing the house a. the
time saw the flash and was startled by
the roar. He saw the burglar fleeing from
The dangerous window and saw him Joined
IN his flight by another man. Mrs Ouren
remained on watch in the hope that the
man or men would return ana Try il again
The next time she intended to do better
than shoot to scare.
SAM SNYDER LOANS MONEY on
household goods, horses cattle and all
chattel securities at a big discount OF the
usual rate. Office over $50 West Broadway.
Mountain valley spring water from Hot
Springs, Ark. Sold in Navigation bottles.
hosenfeld Liquor Co, 5l9 S. Main st.
TEL $685.
N. Y. Plumbing Co Tel $50 Night L-l7O2