Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-28
BRIEF CITY NEWS
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Omaha General hospital, Doug. ass.
Egyptian choeolF tos 3oo. Myers-Dillon.
Gas, Flee. Fixtures, Burgess-Granden.
ON. Mach Wks. Expert auto repairs.
Silver Plating, ON. Plating Co D.25S5.
Now Uses Electric Lights-On it's
Black Hnl trains the Northwestern has
discontinued the use Of gas in the coaches
and sleepers and has substituted electric
lights.
Wight Clerk IL Wanted-The Union
Gospel mission is looking for a new night
clerk Charlie Miller, who has held that
Job for the last few months left
unexpectedly Sunday morning and with
him went 81.
Robber Helps Himself-The Subway
Clothing company, Sixteenth and Doug
las streets, reports that the showcase in
front Of its store was broken by bur
glars Sunday night and robbed Of a three
piece suit Of clothes and an overcoat.
Fruit Men to st. Jossph-Nearly a
trainload OF Omaha. Florence and Coun-
ell Bluffs fruit growers will go to st.
Joseph over the Burlington, Wednesday
night. where they will take part in the
National horticultural congress, in ses-
sion there. Several of the local men are
down for talks upon fruit culture.
Auto supply Company Bankzupt-The
jacobs & Anderson Auto Supply COM
pnny, which has been doing business on
Park avenue. has sought financial relief
in the bankruptcy court. A voluntary
petition has been filed showing liabilities
amounting to Sligo and $50 assets.
HoetiSEFer IL Arrosted--United Statos
Deputy Marshal sides has returned from
Waithili, Neb., with Turner Strickland
indicted last week by tho special federal
srahd jury for Introducing liquor on In
dian reservation.
zaAi< VIA as SishasElAE-eadst Tay7
leF has lost ths title Of United states
special disbaFsiag agent, The duty OF dis.
bursins agent Ia 10 distribute government
moneys 70 5aHIteFa, peFteFH and other en-.
pieyeH, According To- tho information re.
eelved the United States National bank
has been appointed dishurslhg agent for
the Omaha district.
EsHta Omaha zsts Change hands
Jet and feup houses al Fwenty-eighth and
I've transfers have been recorded on
u streets, South omAha and three Iets
RHd one house at freFty-feuFth and l.,
>, j. Ryan bepsht the property frsm VII.
liam Parsons feF $4,000, and seld Il 20
j. W, sautteF aAd others, trustees, FOR
ga 66S,
Sssssits Gees 70 south 3sAd-fudge zee
bsteiis and MS eldest sen, Murray I5a-
ts..s, have aeas 10 south Bend FOR a
weeks visit with relatives They will re.
tUFa in Tins Ger Judge Iaatei!e to resume
Ii!a duties next Monday, when tne case of
William h PVFiie, the saieeR keeper
charged vita granddaughter fep the death
Of O, Forbes Robertson, probably Will be
placed on trial, During Judge Kstells's
absence Judge George A. Day will act as
presiding judge and handle the criminal
docket,
Poultry for PriEes-Turkeys, ducks,
geese and chickens will be given as
prizes instead of the customary hand
painted china, embroidered linen and
silk stockings, at the card party to be
held Tuesday afternoon by the women
OF the Columbia circle of the sacret Heart
parish at Lyceum hall, Twenty-second
and Locust streets, Eighteen carefully
selected fowls, picked and ready to pop
into the oven for Thanksgiving dinner will
be carried away by the fortunate contest
ants from the party,