Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-01
BRIEF CITY NEWS


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Reading Lamps-1urgess-or co.
We Can Get EOu = per cent on your
money in amounts Of 500 to u,OOo. any
length Of time wanted Good security.
Hastings q Heyden. 1919 Harvey ST.
The way IL Open through the Neb saw
ings a Loan Assn to save money. Weekly
on monthly payments may be made; pays
So per snnum. zoos Farnsm Street.
Better Ne safe Tnan sorry-Keep your
valuabies in a burglar proof private safe at
Omaha Safe Deposit and Trust company.
street entrance at No 1614 Farnam street
Two Automobile Accidents Sunday
Same thing may happen to you. Creigh,
Baldrige Co write the best form Of
automobile liability policy. Low rates.
Phone Douglas zoo
The Auto Man who really enjoys driv-
Ing has his car equipped at the Rubber
store. Rubber goods Of all kinds. Omaha
Rubber Co. E. II. sprague. Pres. 1908
Harvey street. Just around the corner.
Funeral Of ATathsw W. swain-The flu
neral of Mathew w swain, who died Fri
day evening at the age Of So years, will be
held from tile Kountze Memorial church
Monday afternoon at O'Clock Burial will
be at Forest Lawn cemetery
Daniel A. Coy Buried sunday-The flu
neral Of Daniel A. Coy. who died at his
residence, 1926 Mason street will be held
under the auspices OF the Masonic lodge
from the Masonic temple at $50 o'clock
Sunday afternoon. Burial will be in West
Lawn cemetery.
New Delivery office-The Express
mems Delivery company will conduct an
office in the Bee building at PIG South Sew
enteenth street. This will be a branch
office OF the firm, which now has its main
business rooms at Eleventh and Davenport
streets. The company will establish its
office next week.
The Nebraska Clothing Company is ire
pairing the greatest reduction sale Of
women's garments yer offered in Omaha.
Their buyers and salespeople have been
busy all this week, marking immense guam
titles OF high class womens garments at
one-third and one-half below regular prices.
Sale starts Tuesday morning.
John Grant Psgg Comes Baok--John
Grant Pegg. Inspector Of weights and
measures, has returned from Lincoln
where he attended the convention of the
Interstate Literary dbSOClduOns an or
ganzation of colored people The conven-
ton was very successful and the chief ad-
dress was delivered by ex-Congressman
Murray of South Carolina.
hoy Celebrates His Birthaay-Richard
Phelps Cosgrove can say that his birthday
was a real beginning. He was born on the
first day of the week, the first week in
the year and the first year by one reckon
ing Of the twentieth century. His first
birthday was January /, 1899, and he is
now IL years old He is the son of Dep
uty City Comptroller f. H. Cosgrove and
lives at 1926 North Thirty-fourth street
Divorce IL Donied-Judge A. c. Troup
OF the equity division of the district court
finished up the old year Saturday after
noon by demonstrating that you can't gel
divorce IN Douglas county unless you
are entitled to one even If your spouse
doesn't contest the suit Judge Troup de-
MED the petition for divorce Of Mrs. clara
Fike, despite the fact that her husband
Carl Fike. did not appear against tn,
woman. Mrs. Fike asked freedom from
the marital tie on grounds OF cruelty anC
drunkenness. Judge Troup observed tbing'
that led him to doubt the woman's righ
20 divorce. He asked questions which
she was not able to answer satisfactorily
took judicial knowledge Of information in
was in error and denied the petition