Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-06
Minor Mention.

Valentines framed. Pictures and texts
make beautiful valentines. Faubles art
shop
Special discount prices on sheffield table
service silver and walters at Lefferts big
Jewelry store.
The Womans' club OF the Railway Mail
Clerks association VIII meet at the home
OF Mrs A. Chamberlain, 1881 Avenue b,
on Wednesday afternoon at 2;90 o'clock.
Lady, Mary Hive No. .967 Ladies of the
MoGdaS eyenbE an meet IN egua lar r session
business session there will be cards
mrsic and refreshments.
Bring your old jewelry to Lefferts big
JeWeiry store and have IL remodeled into
I fashionable and attractive pieces that will
be useful to you. Prices are reasonable
and work absolutely guaranteed.
The funeral Of Mrs. John Bodell will
! be held this afternoon from the residence,
! 25Oi Avenue a, at 3 o'clock, Rev. James
/ Williams pastor of the Broadway Metho-
dist church, Win have charge of the ser
vices
! Edwin Brother Encampment No A. In
dependent Order of odd Fellows, VIM meet
I In regular session Monday evening. The
golden rule and royal purple degree viii
/ pc conferred by Hesperian encampment
| No. of Omaha. All members are cordially
invited to attend.
/ The second annual informal ball will be
given by the Elks dancing club at the
/ club house on the evening Of February
| 10. 1t is exclusively for the Elks and Their
| friends and the invitations include all of
! the members of the order Every feature
will be high class
/ f. r. Lindsay and NJ. Melchorson, two
South Omaha boys, were picked up by
the police and held for investigation in
I connection with their possession OF re-
yolver. They showed very good charac-
volyer. with Inherent defects and acquired
qualities which made II difficult TO re-
volve and impossible to shoot They were
sent home yesterday, permitted to retain
both their characters and the archaic
old gun.
In the district court yesterday afternoon
Judge Thornell and jury began hearing
the testimony in the suit OF Nels Swan
son against the Street Railway company
s2a to % sT ssnS was n
ambulance being conveyed 70 a hospital
when the ambulance was hit from the
rear by street car and smashed further
seriously injuring the previously injured
man. The accident occurred on Ames ave-
nut, Omaha, on May IA. 1910.
DR.. +. J. Abbott returned yesterday
from Logan, where he made arrangements
for holding the annual district convention
thias, some time in March The district
is composed OF Shelby, Harrison, Potta-
wattamie and OF the lodges OF Glenweod
tain Abbott is deputy grand chancellor
OF the district; There viii be meeting
Of St., g. Adams hans Ne q knights Of Pythias'
, Mrs. Elizabeth Dunkle, aged g. years
died at her home near Crescent yesterday
after eight weeks illness from lung
! Besides her husband, Reuben Dunkle she
, is survived by three daughters. Mrs. Jen-
! ME swanson OF Weston Mrs. j. IA. Byram
Of Storm Lake and Mrs John Barclay OF
this city. Two grandsons. Reuben and
, Walter Wallace. whom she had raised
I from childhood, also survive her. The
burial viii be held on Monday afternoon
at o'clock. conducted by Rev D. r.
; Chambers Of Magnolia, at the Latter Day
saints church in Crescent
/ Thomas Pilling s. years old died at the
! Edmundson hospital yesterday OF pneu-
mOnla The body was removed from the
s hospital TO WOOdrtngs In preparation foI
burial MIR. Pilling had lived In the city
lL4ancastershire. England, October 70 1874
He is survived by one son, John r. PillinG
I OF Omaha. and one daughter Mrs Sara
. j. Chapman OF Nicola, also one sister Mrs
q Hannah Graybin. The funeral will be helS
d on Tuesday afternoon from the Latter Dal
I Saints church on West Pierce street
70 Burial will be in Walnut Hin cemetery
e The knights OF Pythias will have eharg
e at the grave,
s An former students OF Simpson coleg,
are requested 70 meet at the home OF c
J, | II. Parks, l0I Fourth street. Monday even
! ing al o'clock. In order TO go TO the col
y itge reunion at the Young Mems Christian
I association I'm a body, also to practice song
e and such other stunts that are so dear 4
the hearts Of the cOllegians. Bring color
" / arrangements. There are about twenty-fiv
= ! former students OF this excellent Iowa col
- lege In this CITY. Among them are Mr. an
:, Mrs. @. II. Parks Irma Walker. Car
!, derson Rev. r. Nick. stuart ATTORNEY 10
= w. stuart DR.. Cole, Mrs. Rounds job
Fhamcers, May and Alice Fintel, Mr.. an
o. Mrs. Fay smith Frank Osborn. MI an
!, Mrs, Harold Flint Raymond Sanford.