Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-27
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Rave root Print It.
Eyes Tested Fres-Ryan Jswelry CO.
Gas, Electric Fixtures, Burgsss-Granesn.
Times, Printing.
The Banteru savings ana Loan AHaoci-
alton has moved TO It's new quarters N
the Douglas Blk. 18th and Dodge. and Is
ready TO make loans to home builders.
\ The way is Open through the Neb. Saw
ings a Loan Asst to start a fund TO buy
a home, pays So per annum; 1865
Fsmam Board Of Trade Building.
Divorces Grantsa-The following we're
granted divorces I'm district court Friday;
Albin Closer from Anna Closer, Electa
kerney from Charles 3. kerney, Emily Nc
Cready from T. r. McCready
Funeral Of Mrs. anmors-The funeral
services for Mrs. Harry Gilmore, will be
held Monday afternoon at ? o'clock, at
the Cole-McKay undertaking parlors.
Burial will be Tuesday at Grand Island.
Arguments in Hrdman Cass-Arguments
in the hearing OF a motion for new trial
in the Erdman case were begun before
Judge Esteue Saturday by John o. Yeiser
and Charles E. Foster, attorneys for Frank
Erdman.
Looks for sistsr-Miss Sarah Sterling
OF oil City. Pa. wants 20 know the where
abouts OF her sister, Ida, whom she has
not heard from In ten years. Chief OF
Police Donahue received letter from Miss
Sterling Saturday morning requesting that
he use his efforts to locate the missing
woman.
Omaha BOY GETS a Boost b. Kelley
OF Omaha, has accepted the position as
passenger division clerk of the Atchison,
Topeka q Santa Fe railroad. with head
quarters in Topeka, Kan. Previous to his
elevation, he held similar position with
the Union Pacific.
spraRus street Property Owners Meet
All owners OF property abutting Sprague
street, between Florence boulevard and
Thirheth street, are requested to be pres
ent at a meeting to be held at 1880 o'clock,
Monday night at Nichols barber shop, cor
ner oath and sprague streets.
Poker Game gtOppsd-A poker game
In progress at a pool hall at S0S NORTH
Sixteenth street was stopped by the police
az o'clock last night Ten persons wer'
arrested and released on bond of 81
each. The proprietor of the pool hall wa
not present. when the police arrived
Verdict for Dog BitS-A verdict of ts5t
damages In favor of Jens p. Thomson and
against J. r segeAr was returned by {
jury in Judge Redicks court Saturday
morning. Thomson was suing Segear To-
5000 for injuries he received when twt
dogs belonging TO the latter, attacked him
three years ago and badly lacerated tn
calves OF his legs. Both parties to tn
suit were from South Omaha.
Ohndrsn 000 y Eomo-Liny and Georg'
Carroll. the and s-year-old stepchildrer
OF Frank York, the man who 80 brutally
murdered his wife with butcher knif'
and afterward committed suicide last win
ter, were given into the custody of thei
unoia, Walter Carroll, 26is North Four
tenth street yesterday by Judge Kennel!
OF the juvenile court. The children hav
been IN the care Of Miss Magee at tn
City Mission since the time Of the tragedy
western Union Officials Herr c
Nelson, general superintendent of tn
Mountain division of the Western Unto
Telegraph company, with headquarters q
Denver, Colo, together with g. e Leonard
division commercial superintendent; r "
whithead, division plant superintendent
and b. L. Brooks division traffic superin
tendent, all Of Denver, are in the city 1
1.-THE interest of the different branches Q
the company's service. Mr.. Nelson is &C
companied by Mrs. Nelson and Maste
Robert Nelson. who are visiting relative
here.