Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-13

Corrigans. undertakers Phones la
For sale-6-room house. 20 Sixth Ave
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel. SSa
Lewis Cutler. funeral director Phone o.
PURE GOLD WEDDING RlNGS-LEF-
FERT6
Call lte. J. J. Klein & Co.. for case Of
Gund's Peerless Beer.
The kind Of tailoring you want at Martin
Petersen's, AIS Broadway
See our window display of Fancy Frames.
rauble Art Shop, 1888 Broadway
See the new 1911 wall paper patterns Al
Borwicks. III South Main street
Mrs Lockwood OF Harlan has been the
guest OF Mrs. Z. A. BenO for several days
OcuilstA prescriptions accurately flied
Store.
Misses Kate and Anna SANDWICH have
gone to Los Angeles. where they expect to
spend the SUMNER.
Have your glasses. fitted or repaired by
J.. w. Terry, optician. al broadway
office with George Corner.
The s. A. Pierce & Co shoe store ls now
| open for business at heir new location
52s West Broadway. between Pearl and
sixth streets.
G. Larsen Of Racine, Wis, is visiting
his son-in7law, Attorney " Lingby lie
Is returning from. a trip TO the Pacific
| northwest coast.
! MI and Mrs. Charles b. Reynolds have
| returned to their home after a visit Of sew
| erRl weeks at Seattle. Portland and otner
Pacific coast points.
Mrs. II. p. Hansen and daughter Emily
have returned TO their home al 10 SUITS
man street after lengthy visit TO Denver
and other Colorado points.
There will be a special communication Of
Accepted Masons, Wednesday at 1880 D. m.
for work on the third degree
| Paul G. Mooney, manager of the Dohany
| theater, has gone to Chicago to attend the
meeting Of the Western Theater Owners
association While there he will book the
ATTRACTIONS for next season.
Ben Spry yesterday pleaded guilty to
| selling liquors illegally and was fined SO
| and costs by Judge Wheeler. In lieu OF
/ payment of the fine he may serve twenty
two. days In the county jail His bond
was fixed at $500
DR.. o. Smith left last evening for Traer.
! Ia, TO conduct the funeral services Of Mrs.
! M. +. Taylor. Mrs. Taylor was former
parishioner OF Or Smith and was a Sis
! ter-in-law OF Elmer Taylor. editor of the
| Star-Clipper. He will return on Friday.
Mrs. d. w. Bushnell and Mrs. Thomas
! Metcalf, ST., will leave this evening for
| Washington, ID. c., where they will repre-
sent the Council Bluffs branch of the
Daughters of the American Revolution at
the Continental congress, which will con-
vene Saturday
An order was made yesterday directing
| the Inheritance tax appraisers William
Arnd. s. G. Underwood and ]. p Hess to
appraise the estate of Emily ID. RIshton
| of Nicola and report on or before April 10
An inventory Of the property shows 81, O66. Is
in bank and three lots in the town OF
! Nicola.
Miss Antoinette Walker Of the David Be.
lasco company. which has been playing In
Omaha, will spend the remainder of this
week at the home of her aunt Mrs. Silas
Hyudshaw and will also be the guest OF
her cousin, Mrs ID. w. Bushnell The
company is not playing during the Easter
week.
j. ]. Gardner, local representative of ar
eastern insurance company, has been sem
to the county jail after his arrest upon ar
! indictment returned at the March term OF
district court grand jury charging him will
1 embezzlement He was unable YESTERDAY
to secure bondsmen, but expects to do 81
today.
The Elks quartet will give an informa
entertainment of the Elks and thei
friends. II will be wholly complimentar!
Prof. Cox Of Omaha to assist in enter
tanning. After the concert ,refreshmenti
will be served.
! Rev Mr.. savidge of Omaha came t,
Council Bluffs yesterday in company will
Fred Martin and Miss Marie e. Green
hagen and united them in marriage afte
he had helped them secure their license
IL was the 2,22lst wedding ceremony Rev
Il Mr.. Savidge has performed since he begaI
his ministerial career.
The George N. Hall Manufacturing com
pany, located here by the Commercial clul
too late in the season last year TO get III
goods on the market in time for the win
ter seasons trade is now making up 70
lost time. The company is running IL
plant TO the limit of its capacity and ha
put on the road five more travelling sales
men. two In Iowa. two IN Nebraska an,
one in Colorado. The company manufac
lures only pressed hardware novelties 10
the building trades.
The work OF driving the piling for tn
, construction of the new long stretch o
concrete retaining wall beginning at Nortl
sixth street in the rear Of the Contra
grocery was commenced yesterday Jane
Saguin has the contract for the first par
OF the work and a tacit understanding
with all Of the other property owners ii
the large district which Is to be proteete,
that he Is to do the work 1t will be az
all summers job The wall is to be o
reinforced concrete, twenty-five feet high
} II will reclaim thousands of dollars wortl
of property,
Francis c. Stewart his son, was yester
day recognized as administrator OF tn
I estate of M. G. Stewart who has bee
missing for many years and was declare,
, legally dead, The son was appointed b,
the county court of Hall county, Nebraska
and yesterday filed certified copies Of tn
, letters here There is a considerable guam
tlty OF the Stewart estate funds tied VI
here, and an order issued directing Count
stewart the sum O Of as hiS SN s bs9sO5
1 the estate The money is the proceeds Q
the sale OF real estate.
Mrs. E. A Lathrop and daughter hAv
1 returned from Phoenix. Ariz. where the
. spent the winter for the benefit OF Mr.
! Iathrops health. She was induced 20 tr
the southern climate on account OF brOr
: chial troubles and a few days after al
I irving there was stricken by violent 81
, tack OF appendicitis. II was necessary
operate at once and she was hurried to
hospital the surgeons teleRraphinR M
} L.athrop here the seriousness OF the cas-
and following the first announcement b
almost hourly kilograms. IL proved 70 I
fortunate operation. as Il disclosed IN
real cause OF Mrs. Lathrops first Hines
. Both causes OF trouble were removed an
Mrs. Lathrop rapidly resained her health