Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-17
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Friends Of Charles E. Bogsrt Learn
with Surprise Of His Death.
WELL KNOWN AT STOCK YARDS
Frank Bates Arrested because re
was Too Persistent In staying In
vicinity of sixteenth and
II streets.

yards. Mr.. Bogart was one OF the Oldest
members of the Live Stock exchange and
a pioneer of the live stock trade in this
section Of the country. He was well known
by the shippers throughout the United
States His home was In Omaha, from
which place his body will be sent to Chi
cago for interment. The body will be
buried Wednesday afternoon at 1870 o'clock,
Persistent ProwIer Arrested.
Frank Bates was arrested late Monday
night in the vicinity of Sixteenth and H
streets as a suspicious character The man
was observed near the Monroe home at
sixteenth and II streets several times dur
ing the evening. Vanscoy, n neighbor
of the Monroe family. gave chase to the
prowler. who fled, only to reappear at the
same place a little while later. He was
said to have made an effort to raise the
windows of the Monroe residence.
Captain Dworak and Officer Potach,
having been notified. made a tour of the
neighborhood in search Of the man. He
was arrested at Thirteenth and Missouri
avenue. When taken he had a pair of
blue overalls in his possession.
John KiIleIea Dead.
John Killelea Of Twenty-eighth and D
streets died at his residence this morning
after lingering illness. Mr.. Klllelea at
the time of his death was only % years
of age. Death was due to kidney trouble.
He is survived by his wife and young
child.
The funeral will be held at the residence
| Thursday morning at $50 o'clock. Services
| will be held at st. Bridgets church and
burial made in st. Mary's cemetery.
Mrs. PrenOsII Dies.
Mrs. Antonio Prenosil, ged 81 years,
/ L., natR
day at II 80 a. M, as the result of apo
plexy superinduced by a fall sustained last
Monday night.
| Mrs. Prenosil. who was rather feeble on
account of her age, was coming down the
stairs in her home Monday night when
she missed her footing and fell. Thinking
! that the fall vas a trifling one, the old
lady did not mention the matter to her
family for some time. Later she COM
planned of severe pains in the head. Her
condition grew gradually worse until her
death. DR.. Frank Koutsky, who was
called gave 1t as his opinion that death
was due to apoplexy.
Mrs. Prenosl is survived by a brother
Joe Steno, and one son, John Cedoc. The
funeral will be held Thursday at 8 a. m,
at the Church Of the Assumption. ~
Veteran Judge is Dead.
! w ale Ine precinct eleCllOH OIllCCIS "cIS
engaged in counting the ballot that was to
determine whether or not his successor
should be the party nominee for police
magistrate of South. former Police Judge
Patrick C. King passed into the day of the
great beyond. Judge King died last night
at II o'clock at his residence, 100 North
Sixteenth street. He was 81 years of age
and for long time had been confined to
his bed by paralysis.
Mr. King or Judge King as he was better
known, was born in County West Meath,
Ireland, "a years ago At the age of 2
years his parents brought him to the
United States to settle in Scots Bluff
county. Nebraska Later the family moved
to an adjacent county.
Twenty-four years ago Judge King came
to South omaha. During his long residence
here he is said to have enjoyed the con-
fidence and respect Of all classes and
creeds He held the office of police judge
for five consecutive terms and 1t is said
might have continued in office for a longer
period except for the encrouchments of the
disease, that finally Slapped his life
He was stricken with apoplexy sixteen
years ago. since which time he has been
more or less of an invalid.
He is survived by three daughters, Misses
Helen, Neoma and May, and one son, John.
The funeral will take pace Friday morn
ing at o'clock from his late residence. 72O
North Sixteenth street. The body will be
shipped to Vale, Ia, for fnterment beside
the remains of his wife, who died twenty
three years ago. The funeral services will
be held in Vale Ia.
Magic City Gossip.
Miss Leonora Martin is the guest of Iowa
| relatives.
Miss Magdalene Lind has gone to Peoria.
ILL.,, for a months vacation.
Miss Opal Fitzgerald of Plattsmouth is
the guest of Miss Bessie Clifton.
Miss Lillian Henderson is spending the
summer with relatives at Ogden Ia.
Mrs. j. II. Weise left few days ago for
Seattle, Wash, for extended stay.
Miss Edna Ester left Sunday for Ken
lucky where she will visit with relatives.
John Malta and wife of 1908 West L
street, announce the birth of daughter,
Miss Anna Crawford has returned from a
three months visit with relatives in Mis-
Theodore TIE Peel after a trip through
several southwestern states, has returned
home.
George Brasch and wife Of 2527 Madison
street are the happy parents of young
daughter
Herbert Carlow left last night for La
Platte, where he will visit relatives for a
few days.
". hSllCT anu WIG Ine DlTLu
of daughter at their home, Twenty-sixth
and streets.
Mr.. and Mrs o. F. Lindbury will shortly
move to their new residence at Twenty
second and f streets.
wanted-Wood choppers at Seymour
Lake Country club. See foreman at boat
house.
Mrs. Dildine Of Kansas City is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Tennis Wright 1O2!
North Twenty-eighth street.
City Prosecutor Bob Mckinley, after sew
eral weeks outing in Wyoming, has re-
turned and resumed his duties.
Phone Bell South SGS-Independent F-1S6s
for a case of letter Gold Top. Prompt d.
livery TO any part OF city. William letter
DR.. Clinton Sapp, who has been absent
for about two months on trip along the
Pacific coast. has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Trap have returned
from their ranch at Hyannis, Neb, and
will remain in town for several months.
The Eastern Star Kensington will be en-.
tertained at the home of Mrs. Jones, TWEEN.
ty-third and l streets on Thursday after
noon
For a case OF good beer order PILSENEH
| STYLE, Bohemian Extra Pale or .Bure
Brau from Nebraska Liquor House. South
1l07 Ind F-1247.
The Ladies' Aid society of ST. Luke's
Lutheran CHURCH will meet at the home OF
Mrs. Deckert, Seventeenth and NJ streets
on Thursday afternoon.
The willing Workers OF the Christian
church viii give an ice cream social at the
home OF Mrs. Slauson, Twentieth and l.
streets, Friday evening.