Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-16
BRIEF CITY NEWS.
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Hasngsrfsut Association nEsstinE--Ths
Omaha saengerfest association will hold
meeting and social session Monday night
at 1890 Bsrnam street.
IN the Divorce oourt-Mrs. Bartie Web
ster was granted a divorce from Watson
w. Webster in the equity division Of the
district court Saturday.
Asnt Money IL the landlords profit
Start a savings account with Nsb. Savings
4 Loan Assn to provide a fund TO buy q
home. 1908 Farnsm st.
BurgiAriss ana Holdups--More numerous
than ever. Creigh, Baldrige a Co., write
the best form OF Burglary Insurance at
lowest rates. Phone Douglas 200.
You can't He Robbed If your valuabies
are in our burglar proof vaults. A private
safe for g per year. Omaha Safe Deposit
q Trust Co. Entrance. 1914 Farnam ST.
AEsstings Of salvation Army--Captain
WoOlf Of Chicago Is holding q series OF
meetings in Salvation Army hall, III
Davenport street. Services will be held
today at Il a. m, 2 D. IN. and p. m.
lie aripps ana Rnsumonia are dangerous.
A heavyweight rsincoat for cold day 10
much better than an ovsrcoat. The omaha
Rubber Co.. E. H. sprague president. 1893
Harvey 81. just around the corner.
Reward for Auto1n0bns--A reward of
$50 has been offered by the insurance
company for the arrest Of the thieves that
stole Barton Millard's automobile from in
front Of the Brandeis store some days
ago The reward is also Offered for the
return Of the machine.
County Rslp Refuge HOms-To tide the
Arc OF Refuge" over the winter the BOARD
Of County Commissioners donated $50 from
the county charity fund Saturday. me
Are OF Refuge" is a rescue home for girls
recently established AZ 1887 Evans street
and managed by Mrs. @. w. Ahlouist and
Miss Nellie MCGEE Of the Associated Chari'
ties.
Foster q RseatvOr--w. A. Foster WA
appointed receiver for Yost LaBook
furriers. by Judge Howard Kennedy in dis
trict court Saturday morning. Mr. Foster
viii distribute among the creditors the re
naming 5000 of the firms assets as soor
as Judge Kennedy orders him TO do so
which will be some time next week I'M
creditors will be paid In full
Mcclure Trial Goes ovor-A X Mcclure
the man who snapped revolver in tbs
face Of Councilman Tom McGovern in from
Of the postoffice building several week.
ago. came up for trial in police court Sat
urday morning. All the evidence that hi
attorney hoped to prove insanity by wa
not at hand, and the case was continued
for a week or more, pending action upoT
the part Of the insanity board.
orders 20 Fuuligato-Eight men livini
IN a small sxlO room at D7 North Seven
teenth street. got into 3 quarrel last nigh
over q can OF beer, and threw the lighted
lamp out Of the window, nearly setting FIR
10 the Palace livery barn. The police wer
called In and all this men arrested as va
grants Captain Dempsey gave orders tina
the health officers fumigate the room
which was In a filthy condition.
Look for owner Of Medal-The polic'
are looking for the owner OF valuable
medal discovered in a pawnshop wher'
three Italians were trying to "peddle" Il
The medal Is made OF gold and has tn,
following inscription engraved upon 1t
winter games. one mile relay, N. Y. A
c." The initials are those of the New
York Athletic iup which has been mott
fled. The Italians say they found thei
prize in the street
Omaha Club lEestinE-The annual meet
ing OF the members OF the Omaha clu
will be held at the club Saturday. Four al
rectors viii be elected to succeed Ward N
Burgess, Joseph M Cudahy, Charles w
Hull and Conrad e. Spens. The ballo
box will be opened in the office of the elu
at u o'clock and bellots must be cast be
tween noon and o'clock. Dinner will b
served 90 members at $3.50 O'Clock and en-
annual meeting viii be called to Orde
Immediately after the dinner
Luneheon TO Eobeok-several director
and Officers OF the Commercial club ten
dered a luncheon 20 Congressman-el elect {
o. Lobeok at the club rooms Saturda
noon. Congressman Lobeck Is to depaI
Sunday morning for Washington, wher
he enters upon his new duties without an
former experience. The various guests a
the luncheon explained for the benefit G
Congressman Lobeck the matters relatin
to Omaha's interests, which he shall b
expected to remember in congress II ha
been decided the club would better aC
vance the city's interest by informing tn
congressman on them before he left. tina
by writing TO him afterwards