Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-20
BRIEF CITY NEWS

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Enarieau safs Dsposit Vaults IN me Bee
suildinE. ~ rents box. % q year.
TsuaA aaG Wsa1th should be taxed 70
grovids for old agsg q savings account
Mtth the Neb. Savings a Loan Assn. will
start you right 1905 Farnam. B. Of T. Bldg
Isglsot ana oaxslsuunsss cause the ma,
lOrity % losses BY fire or burgiara BE
Prudsnti rent q privats safe IN cur Big
Nault Only q per year. omaha Safe De-
poait q Trust Co, 1sif FaFnam street.
suat Gnr ntguros-Nellis u. Pinault. sat
urday filed a suit for divorce against her
husband. Joseph A. Pinauit.
Enssrtatumsnt BY Ladies' Of conoordtA--
An entertainment was gwen at the
Deutciisn Haus Saturday afternoon at $40
B'clock BY the Ladies OF Coneordia Singing
society.
RaHt . REivats safe in our big vault
Tor your valuable papers. Only 81 BY the
year. And stop your Worry. Omaha Safe
Deposit and Trust Co, entrance 1914 Far
nam street
Chase. president OF the Chase Publishing
company. left last night for Kansas CITY.
where he viii join a party OF Kansas City
bankers TO tour Oklahoma.
bergman q Bsstsr-E. p Bergman,
president Of the Park board. is slowly re-
covering from the attack Of paralysis that
has confined him to his bed for the last five
weeks. He was able to sit I'D in bed today
Cor the first time.
Attaohss Boz Car-David l. Horn Sat
urday filed a suit for $3.50 against the
Southern Pacific railroad and at the same
time attached one Of the roads box cars.
He says he shipped furniture TO Portland,
Ore and that it was destroyed in a wreck.
Iailroad compromisss suit-The $4,000
damage suit brought against the Burling-
ton BY Matteo Battalgia has been compro-
missed for $780, and the case has been dis
missed in United states circuit court to
which jurisdiction It was transferred from
the Douglas county district court.
E1an RoafHtsak ptnnsr-Plans for the
third annual beefsteak dinner OF the Omaha
Ad club are looming up for early consid.
sratiop by the executive COMMITTEES. Il 6,
expected the big feast win take place some
time IN March. on the stage OF one OF the
local theatsrs
1mpRoveEn Apprseiats Car sarvtoa-Res
oiutions OF appreciation for Improvement IN
street car service IN the Field club district
were passed ct a recent meeting OF the I'm.
provennent club OF that section. and for
warded 10 the street railway company An
eight-minute schedule has replaced the old
schedule and more cars have been added
for rush hours
NsW Offices ana Flats-Rouy r. Jack
son Of the Buffalo Paving Brick company
n planning the erection OF a row OF stores
and flats at Hamilton street and Military
avenue. The row is to comprise four sep
nrate stores with a fiat over each. Two
laundry concerns are negotiating to OCCUPY
the stores. Work on the buildings will b,
undertaken at once.
Pazoau Nearing Possponsd-Ordne,
PARCEL. the Kentuckian, who cut the throa
of Link Dosher in the Gospel Mission a
thirteenth and Douglas streets Tussda,
night. came up In police court for prelim
mary examination Saturday morning A,
Dosher is stiil in the hospital and will no
be able to leave before Wednesday OF mex
week. the case was.eontinued until that
dat
Mig suit for . RaIl-Georgia Watts &C
Quilted OF q murder charge last week. hai
flied a suit for $4,000 against sam Jones
a property owner Of South Omaha. sh,
says in her petition that she was wallkin,
past a house belonging to Mr. Jones will
her sister after dark on the night OF De
cember p. Excavations had been mad
and Tor some reason she fell into a mol
and sustained painful injuries