Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-19

Davis, drugs.
Corrigans. undertakers Phones 1ls
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET
Woodring undertaking company. Tel. S39.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director Phone g.
PURE GOLD WEDDING KINGSLEY
FERTS.
Hunters take notice See j. J. Klein
co. FOR pure WHISKY
New Picture MouldinRs. lust in Fauble
Art shop, S33 Broadway.
Spring Opening Saturday, March Is. Mrs
NJ Pfeiffer. $40 Broadway.
See the new 1911 wall paper patterns at
Borwick's, 21i South Main street
Oculists prescriptions, accurately filled
Store.
Fryer prints Imitation typewritten letters
that can't be detected for &L5O per LOO
and up. n Pearl street
Have your glasses fitted or repaired by
J. w. Terry, OptiCian, al Broadway,
office with George Gerner.
Mrs George F. Hamilton left yesterday
~ Sioux city. where she viii be the guest
OF Mrs. william Krebs, formerly Miss May
findley, for a week or more.
The S. A. Pierce d. Co. shoe store is now
open for business at heir new location;
80 West broadway between Pearl and
Sixth streets.
Justice Cooper was unable to attend to
his duties In his office yesterday on ac-
count Of an acute attack of lumbago JUS
tice Joseph occupied his office and heard
cases that were set for trial yesterday
Michael Harmon Of Shelton, Neb
brought in several carloads Of cattle to
the south Omaha market yesterday and
Is making a short visit with his brother.
l.. b. Harmon, on East Fleming avenue.
Theresa Marie Hough has filed an orig
inal notice OF her suit for divorce from
her husband. Reedy Riley Hough. She
alleges cruelty. The petition filed in the
district court here was from Nebraska
city
y,tt.4an T.,.-.... .-...-s,.- "a ~. l.
gram minor heirs, has made an application
tor permission to sell a five-eighths in
terest in lots 10, 10 and II, block %, Rail-
road addition, 70 julius Jensen. The con-
sideration is $3.50,
Judge Wheeler yesterday granted two
divorces, Mary Anderson, 81 years old,
was separated from John Anderson, aged
40 on the grounds of habtual drunkenness
They had been married nearly fifty years
Frank Bohm. 80 years old, was divorced
from his wife. Marie q year old on the
plea of adultery,
A docne pony that had been angered by
bad boys who had been teasing It, seized
Charles DUNCAN, l2-year-old lad as he
was passing along Pearl street yesterday
and painfully injured him about the mech
and chest. II was necessary for a physi
clan to care for the boys injuries The
boy is a nephew of l. Minnick, with whom
he makes his home.
The members of the woman's Christian
Temperance union OF Council Bluffs vii
13ObseTve temperance tomorrow at UniOT
city mission with special services at
o'clock in the afternoon. Rev. George Ray
pastor OF the Second Presbyterian church
will talk about Neal Dow, and there will
be other short addresses with temperance
songs. Every white ribboner in the citl
Is requested to be, present.
Judge Wheeler yesterday entered a de
cree in the suit of l.. 4. Albert and b. o
Burlington against MIR. and Mrs l..
Fenner for the partition of property in
terests In several lots in which all ar
interested. The court made an order 10
partition and appointed Harley j. Mayn
as referee with authority to sell tn
pa opeTty at public or private sale and re
port the amounts to the court when
VIII be distributed in accordance wit
the interests OF each Of the parties.
The street railway company began yes
to-day the work OF constructing the Mai
RId Pearl streets loop that viii do ava
with the danger of switching the Uppe
IlCadway cars at the Pearl and Broad
way Junction The Upper Broadway car
will branch off at First avenue and Peal
street and continue via Main street, run
ming direct without any switching Work
men were setting the new poles TO carr
the trolley wires. This win be the frs
work on the proposed extensions. TIL
North Eighth street will be the next.
The body Of Pat O'Conner, who died Z
his home at Pacific Junction Thursda,
will be brought this morning at 10 ooloc
for burial in st. Josephs cemetery. n
was 70 years old, and had lived there Il
forty years For a number OF years i
had been deaf and blind, but patient .und,
his Affections lie was not thought 10 /
seriously I'll until the day before his dealt
when he laid down his pipe, which he ha
Nnoked every day for a great many year
and told his friends his time had com
that he would never take up his plT
again. one daughter, Mrs Z. Nixol
whose husband is one of the veteran en-
ployes OF Groneweg 81 Schoentgen, resid,
here.
Mrs. James O'Conner died at 1880 We
terday morning at the home of Mrs. Sui
van, 325 Tenth avenue. where she WI
taken after being suddenly stricken wit
paralysis of the heart. Mrs. O'COnner WI
out riding Wednesday afternoon, leavir
her home at 2Sl Park avenue in her usu
good health. She was suddenly strick'
while passing the home OF Mrs. sui
van and was carried into the house In
fanting condition. Her condition r
manned such that she could not be T
moved. Mrs. O'COnner, whose husbal
Is a we'll known contractor, had long be-
resident of the city She is survived
her husband and three children, Cha
Ethel and Samuel all residing here. II
father. Samuel Tucker, lived at WestO
and two brothers a. Mitchell, Neb. N
O'Conner has large contracts In Ca
ada and returned only few days ago
visit with his family. Arrangements I
funaral have not bepr made