Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-24

nave Morenouse emboss II.
Corrigans, undertakers Phones ii3
Genuine Viotrola. SIS. A. Hospe co.
For authority on watches see Leftert
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BCFrEr. !
woodring Undertaking Co. Tei. 369
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone 81. |
WANTED-Girs al Wodward's candy |
factory.
Every Victor record in stock. A.
Hospe Co.
Younkerman Seed co.
All sizes of flower pots and tubs
tounkerman SEED Co
Metal Aplika-The new inexpensive Art |
Cratt--Fauble Art Shop.
The best timekeopers. best watches, |
clock.
See Lefferts Opticians when they tell |
pend on II.
Five hundred stoves. best grade Of |
Soves. half price a. Gilinsky, @ W. |
fore you buy. Continental Furniture and |
Carpet company.
Morningside chapter OF st. Paurs guild |
VIII meet tomorrow afternoon e the |
nome or Mrs. Blair in Morninsv. IL
II you want WINDOW GLASS call Bell !
phone 659 Bluff City Glass and Mirror
Works, l611s West Broadway. We make
q speciality of GLAZING at low prices.
better and cheaper than anybody else in
clock.
The flren1en were called out at 4:2O
o'clock yesterday morning to extinguish
q fire that had been started in some mys-
FERROUS manner in the rear Of the kiel
hotel. Two sheds were found blazing,
but the fire was extinguished after about
300 damage had been done.
You may be a busy man, SO busy that
you have no time to think Of your
; Just let US call and bring them back all
neatly cleaned and pressed. Nice clean
suits make a fine appearance. It pays.
Bluff City Laundry, Cleaners and Dyers.
Phones Sl4
L. II. Peterson discovered yesterday
that burglars had broken into his shop
First street some time Saturday night
and looted the place. A rear window was
smashed in. Among the, more valuable
and pearl-handled Smith & Wesson re-
volver, both left there for repairs.
Years Of experience has taught us thhat
the best Is none too good TO hold trade,
everything possible to please our Gus
toners. We have nearly anything that
you want in the wall paper line in strictly
\ up-to-date papers, at prices that are as
reasonable as any wall paper store in this
section. We can do your work to suit
wick, I'll South Main street.
A telegram was received yesterday at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
broadway near the Krettek place, that
their daughter, Mrs: Perry G. HILL had
died at Orleans Neb, from INJURIES re-
is being returned here for burial and
was was expected to arrive last night It
pending arrangements for the funeral.
Mrs. Jessie Plnkney. residing in York
from her husband, Henry Pinkney. She
nd ha fG MT
somewhere in South Dakota, and that
he deserted her a month after their mar
sui was '4 Brought 81 sDs Saturday i By S Mrs.
Emma Morgan against Fred Morgan.
They. were wed at covins s. D, on April
3, 1892. She asks the custody OF their
four children, ranging from to 16 years
of age
Notwithstanding nearly $4,000 has been
expended in new cables TO increase the
service preparatory to the consolidation
OF the two telephone systems, and sew
eTal cables carrying coo pairs Of wires
west as Twenty ninth street, 1t will be
impossible to furnish any subscribers
west Of Twenty-ninth with individual
tended further all subscribers in that
fart of the city will have to be served
with two-party line service.
S. G. Rush, Harry Phillips, Richard
and Sam Cane were found drunk and
fighting in an alley entrance at North
Main street yesterday afternoon. Patrols
whole bunch to the station, where they
were charged with being drunk and dis
turbing the peace. Each man was Of
fered his liberty II he would tell where
he got his whisky, but all declined. On
the same charge ]. II. and j. A. Sayles
and c. f. Pennington, all Of South
Omaha, were arrested earlier in the day.
Beginning, perhaps, next Sunday. the
vestry Of the First Congregational
church IT will begin seeking a new pastor
Y ton of DR.. Q. O, Smith. Through the
NOfficial board Of the association OF
churches possible candidates win be in
Xited to come here and IN the pulpit;
capacity OF DR.. Smith Is recognized to
be good-sized task, and 1t is expected
that. many new faces will be seen in the
tell how happily he is situated in his
new field and forecasts the great posi-
bilities that lie before him.
Second Presbyterian church, corner
Grace and Pierce streets, Rev. George A.
Business ii meeting Of the he brotherhood
Monday evening at the church. The
September division OF the Ladies' So
Siety will give social at E TIE home Of
Tuesday evening Prayer meeting on
wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock. scrip
ture, James 2:l4. The Baraca class viii
lincoln avenue on Thursday evening for
a business and social session. There will
be public meeting Of the brotherhooe on
ton Of the recall OF the judiciary viii
be discussed by the press and the bar.
California wines, 6Oc per qt Kentucky
whistles, bottled IN bond. 81 per at
Resented Liquor Co.. Tel. SS2s
Wanted old mirrors to resiIver to look