Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-08
BRIEF CITY NEWS

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Egyptian Chocolates soc, kfyers-Diilon.
Gas, Blee. Fixtures. RurResu-Rrandsn.
ON. Mach. Wks, Mach. dssign'ra. bidra.
Roudsn IL Sent to Jail - Harvey
Rouden, who was arrested on the charge
OF embezzlement from his employer
James Majjard, was sentenced to 20 days
in jail Tuesday morning.
Grain Thieves Sentenced - Charles
Newman was sentenced to 20 days In
jail and James Christlanson was fined $40
and costs in police court Tuesday morn
ing for the theft of 10 grain bags of grain
from the Hayden Bros. barns. The men
plead guilty to the charge Of petit lar
l.uy.
Priscilla Alden Program--The Priscilla
AiIGn society OF the Omaha High school
held very interesting program Tuesday
afternoon In the assembly room at the
school, about thirty-five members and
friends being present. This club has
been exceedingly active so far this year
and many new members have been taken
in during the last month.
Charities Annual Neeting-Tho annual
meeuns OF the Associated CHARITIES of
Omaha will be held in the council cham
Der at the city hall Friday, November 10
at three o'clock. A full report Of the
years work will be made. AL subscrib-
ers ana members (annual subscribers are
niembers) have Oeen notified and are eN
pected TO attend. Arrangements for the
meeting and tile program OF work is in
charge of the president. L. W. Dixon, a'lG
general secretary, Miss Ida V. Jontz.
New Club MsmberH-New mem
bers of the Commercial club: c. H.
Baldwin. sales manager, Western
Electric company Edgar c. Salyeson,
manager, j. Gordon Steel company; Free
man Bradford, contracting agent, Illinois
Central railroad; r w. Hewlett, United
Brokerage company: William Fraser,
Dallas Tex, vice president of tho Wood
men OK the World, has been elected TO
nonresident bttship.
New steC. "a Arrive-Tha last of
the twenty-five ..o cars ordered last
summer by the Omaha Street Railway
company, arrived and have been put into
service. They are divided up among all
of the lines, with the exception of Dodge
street. This line will be equipped with a
number OF cars that will be new to the
patrons, but they will come from the
rarnam, Park and Walnut Hill lines. OF
with hot air and the others with hot
water.
Card Party Wodnesday-A public card
party will be given 10y Daisy camp Royal
Neighbors, at Magnolia hail, Twenty
fourth and Ames. Wednesday evening.
Bonuff Goes to Brooklyn - Joseph
Bonuff, who was connected with the
Krug theater box office under the man
agetnent OF Doc Breed, win again be-
come associated with that manager in
Brooklyn In that city Breed is manas
ing the Majestic theater and Bonuff will
take a position similar to the one he held
here. Bonuff leaves Wednesday for
Brooklyn.
more U. P. offices Movsd-TuesdaY
was another moving DAY with Union Pa
clfic officials. two more departments hav-
ing taken up their quarters in the new
headquarters building. Tax Commissioner
Scribner is now located in two rooms on
the east side of the west wing, eleventh
floor Purchasing Agent Smith has taken
UP his quarters In three rooms on the
Dodge street side of the third floor, di-
rectly in front Of the elevators that are
farthest east. The freight offices will
be moved as soon as the file cases ar
rive. They are expected the last Of the
present week.