Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-17

Davis, drugs.
Corrigans, undertakers Phones IA
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
woodring Undertaking company Tel. S5s.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81.
PURE GOLD WEDDING RINGs-LEF-
FERT's. -. - o. -
Hunters. take notice! See J. J. Klein
Co. for pure WHISKY.
New Picture Mouldings. just inc Fauble
Art Shop. $50 Broadway r % Il
See the new 1911 wall paper patterns at
Borwick's 2i1 South Main street.
PRIVATE MONEY to loan on real es-
tate; low rates, good. terms. r. J. -SchnorT.
Oculists' prescriptions, accurately filled
the same day at Lefferts Big Jewelry
Store
Fryer prints Imitation typewritten letters
that can't be detected for $50 per 1000
and up. IL Pearl street.
Have your glasses fitted or repaired by
J. w. Terry, optician, al Broadway
office with George Geruer n i. NJ
The regular monthly meeting OF far
mony chapter No. %, order Of the East
on Star, will be held this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Durfee have re-
turned from California, where they went
several weeks ago for a pleasure trip.
The s. A, Pierce & Co shoe store is now
open for business At heir new location,
b3 West broadway, between Pearl and
Sixth streets.
Whether you are an old or new customer
sible that ls one reason we do sueh a.,large
amount OF business. In our dry. cleaning and
pressing department, Bluff City Laundry
Dry Cleaning and Dye WeTks,-H.s.ar -Hrs...r
Two divorce DEGREES were entered by
Judge Wheeler in the district court yes
teroay. s. T.. Deilie was freed from his.
wife, Leora Deihle, and w. a. Leonard
was formally separated from Grace Ella
Both husbands alleged desertion. o
The Red Men will give their regular So
in Eagle hall. The dance Is for the mem
bers and their families The program will
include cards, dancing and refreshments.
The federal grand Jury. which was ex-
pected to return biz batch OF indictments
yesterday chiefly against liquor law Of
ing when court adjourned The delay was
somewhat OF surprise TO. Judge MeP i
able to complete It's work carly in the day,
as a majority Of the cases to be consid ;
cred were Of men who had made sffidavits
admitting their guilt and their indictments
law.
A friend who asked that his Identity be
withheld has sent Rev. Henry De Ions
check for $3.50 to be used In building
four-rOom addition to the Avenue Il. mis-
Rev Re" Mr. and Mrs be Long ' have isS been for
msny years conducting their Industrial
school work and doing much permanent
good.
The board Of directors Of the Young
Men,s Christian association have chosen
Joe ". Smith as president Of the assocla-
Of office has sen expired. Mr. smith has BEEN BEEN
one OF the hardest workers In the estab-
one OF its most helpful members in his
new and important position
The Iowa state Launderers association
concluded It's third annual convention by
two brief sessions at the Grand hotel yes
terday Mostly business matters were dis
oussed Officers for the year were elected
without a contest. II, l.. Wilson OF Des
Moines was made president: j Il. Wallace
Of Council Bluffs, vice president; NJ r.
Black of CragtnO
q Muscatine treasurer, and l. Stevens NJ
Red Oak, sergeant ,at-arms. The place and
ton viii beS fixed by these officers. At
the conclusion OF the business the mem
20 Omaha and spent the latter part of the
afternoon visiting the laundries there.
The attorneys for Maude Harding. whose
husband. Homer Oliver Harding, sued for
divorce on the grounds OF assertion filed
an answer to his petition in district court
yesterday, making general denial to All
OF his charges. with the exception OF the
marriage ana the birth Of their only child.
She alleges that he has not been resident
OF Pottawattamie county for tho required
resided in the county only few months
She files a CROSSE petition, asking for di'
vorce on the identical grounds urged by
her husband and for the custody OF their
child,l which H. now in his care and also
asks for restraining order preyentins
child, which Is only Is months old They
were married In Omahe '"~uary g. 1909
and separated january 8. 1919.
A pretty home Wedding tuos place las
evening at tho residence of Mr.. and Mrs
William Bean 22S Harmony street, whei
their daughter, Anna, was married TO l.y
men A. Daniels The marriage was wit
neFsed by only the relatives OF the families
and the girl friends OF Miss Bean Rev. I
Mex. Stuart conducted. tire cen niony, Mis-
Bean Is one Of the winsome and pOpua
young women OF Council Bluffs. whore sh
was born and spent all OF her life Sh
went through the public schools with hon
Ors and has been the center Of a whole
some social set. Mr. Daniels Is a brothc
OF the junior member of the firm OF Brow
der e Daniels, and a successful Youni
business man. lie Is a travelling sales maj
for the international Harvester company
but hereafter will be located at Red Oak
Ia. where the young people Will max
their home after very brief wedding