Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-02
BRIEF CITY NEWS
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nAha Stove Repair work..
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rnAoeH ana Flower vases.
Buys crstFh Hom.-rbo-,..
mas sold TO ". NJ Glass his -
property az MS Dodge street II -
i1tood N real estate circles thar tba
S-ioe vas In the neighborhood OF u8Oo
q. oVsrnnsnt Ronds-Subscrfptions for
ne" issue Of United states government
-, WI be r-csired at the Nebraska
oank, where blanks and informa-
VII De supplied without charEa
s,- NaVorcos GrAutsd-Two DEGREES OF
were granted in district court on
lnesday, Dorothy J. Westlake was
sven separation from Harry B. Westlaka
sna Matilda II. Mitchell from Wade n
Mitchell -
S2-oo Pytamhs Saturday Sieve
se Just received a big lot OF the famous
S1i'less pyjamas. which We bought Al
taird their regular prices. These are
worth $50 to HOo but viii be sold satur-
o4S Al &C Nebraska Clothing Co.
NslhngSon Eears compistaoD-The
Wellington. which has been in course OF
construction Tor months on Farnam street
De1~een Eighteenth and Nineteenth. is
He-ns completion- and viii be ready for
occupancy some time during the summer
AA<ing nzOrs Store Room-Excavations
"eeh me Sidewalk surrounding the
Courtney store On Douglas street haya
been begun BY the contractors. The WORK
Is designed to give more floor and display
space in the grocery store. and IL vii n.
completed in about sixty days
Tourists Ea Route TO Bossaa--Ipas.
Good and Oscar Hanson OF Waahoo. ubo
are making an auto tour 10 Fsosron ~.
in Omaha Wednesday. They stopped here
Tor lunch ana left about z O'Clock. Each
has an enormously large car ana expsct 10
reach Boston within two weeks time
wagon Driver Intarsa-L,ester Roof
ariVer Tor the American Express comnauv
living az sazs South Twenty-fourth street
was badly injured Thursday morning when
wheel new off the wagon ana the horses
ran away Tha wagon struck a telephone
poie' knocking Roof 70 the pavement E4is
injuries were dressed at the police statsop.
mig Pr4oS for RroparTy-A realty deal
mat II interesting TO experts because Of
the price paid u that closed by Otto STEMS
sen, who has sold the property AT the
southwest corner of Twenty-fourth stree,
and Ames avenna The consideration 4,
understood TO be s10OoO which is cons,d-
ered q remarkably good price for outskirt-
ms business property.
Goes 90 8tsrOotyparT Corvauf4ou-I A
harper OF the local union OF the Stereo-
VperE and ElectrOtypers' union win leave
Friday Tor Detroit. Mich, 70 represent thu
1ourneymsn members Of the Omaha stereo-
typers union In the national meeting. Las,
year the union held its national meettns
here There wiz be between 800 ana a.
representatives present az the annual
meeting this year.
RruE1noa Hold animal nx.,s...-z-
annual meeting OF the International Print
Ing Pressmen's union viii be held AT tbs
home OK the union in Hale Springs, Tenn
June -. The Omaha delegate to the con.
eiAve is Leonard Han. The national homs
or the presEmen's union is one Of IN.
beautiful buildings Of the south The dele
gates VIII gather there TO the number OF
S@ be entertained by the local union and
the national association and conduct IN,
business OF the year.
xznsraz % 1Erz. woodmaa-rhs n,nera
OF Mrs Clark WOOdman. former oman
resident who died In Rushy1Ile III Non.
day. was held from All Saints church q,
a m Thursday. Rev. T. J. Mackav or
Heated both at the funeral and al the
burial service at Forest Lawn ceueter,
Mrs. WOodEnan was well known in Ounab,
20 the older residents She was the wife 81
Mr. woOdman OF the woodman I5nsees oi
company. The pallbearers were G. W
Wattles. c. y. Pickena. J. g. Brady. W 7
Robinson. C. N. Dietz and f. p KIrkendau