Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05


FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET |
Majestic ranges. =. c. DE Vol Hdw co. /
Woodring Undertaking. company. lei. 40
Lewis Cutler. funeral director Phone y.
Pure blackberry juice and Narguia Dare
wine J. J. Klein CO.
WANTED-benaOie 81. sor general
housework. ~ tIiJn avenue.
Typography outfits and supplies. FauOie
Art Shop, formerly Aiexandcrs.
Nursing mothers should drank AnheuseI
Busch malt ItusenIeid LiquOI Co. 9l' .
Main street.
have your glasses fitted OF repaired ~
J. w. Terry, Optician. al BROADWAY oiii0e
with George Gerner.
Fryer Printing Co., new location. Zs2l and
29G w. B'way. d homes 20o. Mah anu FilOhe
calls answered IA person.
The s. A. Pierre O. Co. stiOc store Is no"
open Tor business a. their new locAuoh,
bdS West Broa0wa5. between real anu
sixth streets.
This evening the Saturday evening
basket bali league viii play two games
hey are free 10 every Dody. fne tonowlns
teams viii play: Ames against 1resehts'
wandering WINES against Ai-Stars.
Pearl M. Shoemaker yesterday nled the
original notice OF a suit against william
ana Martha swanson Tor the foreclosure OF
a real estate mortgage dated May 0, 1870
ana covering property in Auditors SUP.
The Herman Noss company Of Milwaukee
began an action IA the district court ye-
terdsy against the Fryer Art Calendar
company OF Council BUNS seeking JudB-
ment Tor Si6o. The Milwaukee, concern
claims this amount Is due Tor goods ana
merchandise sold and delivered 70 the
calendar people.
Judge Thornell yesterday received and
approved the final report OF 4, J. Day,
referee IN the suit Of George sick. against
Al. +. Gunnoude The report shows the
collection OF 81, 100 from the sale OF real
estate and it's distribution in accordance
with the orders of the court The referee
was discharged and his bond exonerated.
Friends, here have been advised Of the
death of Mrs. Helen Vesey at her home
in Ballentine, Mont. Mrs. Vesey lived in
come here in ts7o she was IS years old.
The body will be brought here for inter-
ment No details have been received or the
date definitely known Of the arrival of the
body.
r. NJ. Heath OF Nicola and Miss Lena
Weible OF Shelby were united in marriage
yesterday afternoon by Rev. }. M. VA
liams at the parsonage OF the Broadway
Methodist church. They left in the evening
for Denver and other points on short
wedding journey and will return in a shorJ
time to take up their life duties a farm
owned by the groom located near Nicola.
Peter Larsen. a well known local con.
tractor and builder, was seriously injured
yesterday while engaged on some work
cat the coal chutes IN the Illinois Contra
r railroad yards. Attempt TO lift a heavy
hatchway caused serious rupture. HC
was taken to his home on Vine street
where an examination by a physician re
suited In his removal to a hospital fol
surgical treatment.
Sheriff MacCaffery received yesterday I
letter and descriptive circular giving de
tails Of the strange disappearance Of Mis-
Dorothy Arnold, daughter Of the New Yorl
ments of the world are searching. Tn
letter asks the cooperation Of the count,
authorities in the efforts TO locate the miss
ing girl. She left her home to go to
nearby store and completely vanished.
A suit for divorce yesterday insti
tuted in the district court by Mrs. Len
Il L. I'M
were married at Savannah, No. on Jul
49, 1895, and separated on october ~. 1870:
She alleges cruelty and threats. She ask
only for divorce and custody OF two o
their four children, who have been wit
her since the separation, and is wilin
that the husband shall keep the other two
who went with him at that time.
Little Lucy Miller, aged H. living at 5,
Twenty-sixth avenue was able TO wal
about on Thursday for the first time
many weeks. She was operated on succes,
.tully for appendicitis some time ago at III
Edmundson hospital. An attack of typhoi
fever followed and her sufferlngs were VI
usually severe She was taken from n
hospital to the home Of her aunt Mr.
stella Cavitt. at the south line of the cit
Her uncle, e. w. Donaldson, made triI
the hard ordeal
4 QUITE A SENSATION was stirred l
3 - on Broadway when Bartel & Miller dumpS
one-tourth a carload of ripe oranges
their show window for Saturdays sal
Sunkist variety 25c a dozen. We ha'
something new in the cheese line in Jar
one that is Favored with olives and /
flowers, 15c to zoe; lettuce, three for 10
apples, SOC peck potato chips. 10c packag
fresh eggs, &c. Bartel 4 Miller, telephOl
Upon the allegation that he careless
permitted his young son TO own and u
a % caliber rifle, and that the boys car
lessness resulted In the serious woundil
Of another lad James Keller was yeste
day sued in the district court for 49,
damages. The plaintiff Is Nelson Gregg.
12-year-Old boy, who brings the 81
through his mother, Mrs Cora Gregg. T
accident occurred on December p, 1913 a
the allegation is made in the suit that I
wounded lad has been permanently
juree. Alfonso Keller, the youth who
the shooting is made party to the 81
No claim is made that the shooting "
malicious, but that the boy was "wilfI
and maliciously permitted 60 own and 1
gun TO the danger and annoyance of
neighbors."
Several mechanics have been work.
on one OF the biz new automobiles OF c.
Goodrich OF the Goodrich hotel and
family doctor has been working on
Goodrich more OF less since Thursd
afternoon. The trouble arose from a II
end collision between the auto and a Gre
bakery wagon from Omaha. The accid'
occurred on Twenty-fourth street a
broadway. Mr.. Goodrich was approach
the WAGON, which was moving along al
good clip, and turned his machine to
left TO pass II. At the same moment
driver OF the horse pulled of in the sa
direction to cross 10 the other side OF
street, making collision inevitable.
contact was so violent that the iron a
OF the wagon was snapped, the vehi
overturned and the man and horse b
49, slightly injured. The entire front part
the auto was smashed BY the impact
GOOdrichs face was painfully cut In
number Of places by bits OF flying 81
from the broken wind shield. and he '
otherwise bruised