Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-22

DR. Cltavcr. Bell-phone only No lH.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Lewis Cutter, funeral director. Phone 81.
Woodrng Undertaking company. Tel. $50
PURE GOLD WEDDING RlNGS-LEF-
FERT'S.
call 1I2 for a case Of Gund's Peerless
beer J. J. Klein Co. distributors
Misses Lena and Augusta Wallway have
gone TO Excelsior springs 10 speud
months vacation
Original notice OF a suit for divorce was
filed yesterday by j. :. Ferguson against
ID. Ferguson. The basis OF the act'oh 10
alleged desertion
Mrs. d. L. Unthank left yesterday for
Des MONIES. Abba and Colfax Springs 20
be gone for six weeks II her husband, the
deputy city Clerk does not become TOO lone
come,
The Board Of County Supervisors will
meet this morning for the purpose OF re-
cheekers' whose work has disclosed so
much looseness in the methods OF keeping
accounts in the ,b sudlsST 0 Of HudtoT
Hannah. They will be in session put q
few hours.
G uafer. head Of the Hafer Lumber
company. is ENJOYING a visit from his aged
father. William Hafer. whose home Is at
Chambersburg, Pa. Mr.; Hafer is 81 years
Bluffs and fallen so much in love with the
Environment in which he found himself
that he is seriously contemplating making
IL his final abiding place
On account of the paving which is being
done on Broadway the street cars have
had a difficult time trying to round the
corner on Pearl and Broadway. On account
OF the lowness of the street one OF the
cars went down about o'clock ana one
at H. DELAYING traffic for a considerable
length OF time, but finally they were put
into operation by the car men
Mrs. John Nolan, accompanied by her
three children left yesterday for San Fran
CISCO where she will sail to reJoin her hus-
band in China. Mr.. Nolan Is engaged IN
important mining enterprises there Mrs'
Nolan will be accompanied by her sister
Miss Louise Tholl, as far as Salt Lake City.
AT San Francisco she will be met py a
japanese nurse, who VIII aceoIhhpai,y nsr
the remainder of the way 10 aSsist III Saf
ing for the children.
4. e. w. Bushnell, sheriff of Mills county,
and X. w. Brother, clerk OF the distrlct
en- route home from the convention OF the
state Associations of Sheriffs, Clerks anu
Recorders at FSrt D ~ re meeting ana
nearly as many clerks and recorders, but
Sheriff Bushnell said that nothing what
ever was done but having a 5000 Tune:
He was rather disguised at the lack OF
purpose OF the associations.
Hickory camp Modern Woodmen OF
America of Omaha, has extended an In
vitation to Hazel camp III, Modern Wood
men Of America, to pay them visit on
Tuesday, August 1, at their hall on TWen-
tytourth and Lake streets, Omaha There
will be many Omaha members and teams
present TO participate In the opening OF
their hall An members are Tb reaues ste &c e
a smoker, also the initiation OF candidates
The 14-year-old daughter Of John Halle
was reported to be missing Yesterday and
Probation Officer Herner was called upor
TO help find her; The young girl has beer
staying at the home Of Mrs. Goldsberry
Avenue d. Her sudden disappearance ere
ated a good deal of concern, OFFICER Her
a ticket for Fremont, Ne6., and teIe
phone message disclosed the fact that sh'
was there the guest of a pear relative.
Miss Mary asdsn Isl rSxey
and underwent an operation for appen
dicitis; Miss HAYDEN graduated this yea
herself for a teacher. She has been elected
at LeaveHworth and is spending the sum
Iner at the home Of her parents t., MT a am
well SGs is to
speedily.
Neal Cassidy and Miss Ida Rushing, boil
of South Omaha, applied to Deputy Clerl
Roy Hardesty yesterday for a marriag,
license. They appeared to be in great haste
and gave other evidence of immaturit!
there were impediments in the way. Tn
youth had suggestion of down on hi
upper lip and the young woman looked a.
Two beardless youths who offered to be
come witnesses added nothing to the EVIL
dence In favor of granting license and
was refused.
The practice of railroad companies ap
propriating coal shipped by customer
whenever II is needed for use in handling
the trains is to have another try out II
the district court here. O'Neill Bros 10
cal coal dealers, began suit against tn
Northwestern Railway company to recove
s223.a for car of coal received by tn
Northwestern from the Illinois Contra
on January 80, last, and appropriated by tn
former company. A similar case was trie
in the district court last winter and yer
dict for the full amount returned to tn
plaintiff: The case was appealed and l
still In the supreme court.
Preparations for opening the O'Conne
department store on Saturday morning hav
been completed. Schloss Bros. the Detroi
jobbers. who purchased the stock, hav
placed It in the hands of the Harper Ad
justment company OF Chicago with order
70 the close stock out IN tns ISSs,1ie hsr S
needed and all arrangements made 70
what the managers say will be sense
10000 and was sold for $4,000, All OF tn
old clerks have been engaged for the sale
Messrs, Wyman and Matthews OF Chicag
have charge OF the sale.
A carload OF material for the electri
light conduits which was received o
with remarkable rapidity by Contracto
Wickham He had men at work thickl
two blocks digging the trench and other
laying the conduit. The work was COR
pleted on broadway from the Methods
day and the block beyond that point fiearI
finished. He expects to have the conduit
the week. The delay in the arrival OF tn
material was due to a wreck which dan
aged the car and made II necessary to de
lay II for repairs.
Charles Hackmiller,, yard officer for III
Northwestern railroad, Is confined in a
Omaha hospital by a crushed foot. Tn
accident and the refusal of his doctor
permit him to leave the hospital made
necessary to postpone the hearing of tn
Austrians captured in the raid on the
camps last sunday morning until neS
week. Hackmiller was the chief witnes
for the prosecution in the cases, and witt
out his testimony the states case woul
have lacked some substantial fact
County Attorney Capell decided to ask
continuance for the week, by which tim
Hackmiler will be able to leave the hoi
pital.. He offered to come yesterday PR
Vided an automobile was sent after hin
and when arrangements to comply wit
his request were reported to the hospiti
physicians the patient was ordered
keep his room. Seven OF the cases wei
dismissed yesterday afternoon by Count
Attorney Capell on account OF lack OF ev
dence Some OF the men were hberatC
on bond and the hearing OF one, Pet,
Tomisis. was partially completed.
f. Hummer. a Council Bluffs youth
20 found himself In a peculiar predicameI
yesterday morning when he was arraignt
In police court on the charge OF the the
OF his mothers piano. and was unable
make any eXplapation sufficiently reason
able TO prevent Judge Snyder holding hi
the action OF the grand Jury. A We,