Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-01

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streets and the home Of Charles Mason
at Twenty-fourth and X streets all bore
testimony Of having been visited by the
burglars. In the Home Furniture COM
pany store tools evidently abandoned by
the thieves were discovered. The tools
consisted Of chisels and files. Similar In
struments were discovered in the home
Of Charles Mason. At the Pulliam resi-
dence the burglars were surprised by 9
young woman Of the house, who screamed
and attracted the notice Of Harry Trum-
BILE. a neighbor Trumble caught sight OF
one of the men as he made his getaway
The police and detectives of the city
were out all day yesterday rounding ur
the suspicious characters. Chief Of Police
John Briggs and Chief of Detectives
James Sheahan have ordered all their mer
to keep vigilant lookout for suspicious
characters.
Breaks Leg in Fall.
James Ellis Of 25l2 Q street. while in.
dulging in some horse-play with some
companions behind Luckeys coal office
at 2513 Q street yesterday evening at 1
o'clock, missed his footing and fell, break.
ing his right leg. Ellis, with some com.
panions, had been wrestling and, II Is
thought, drinking before the accident. In
an attempt to jump from the top Of the
office steps to the shoulders Of COM
panion sitting on the ground the accident
occurred The man on the ground moved
his position and Ellis came down unex.
pectedly upon the hard ground. DR.. E. j
Shanahan set the broken limb and ordered
Ellis to the South Omaha hospital. Cap
tain John Dworak is looking for the othei
men. Ellis came here from Chicago 9
few days ago. He lived at 1882 Wood
street, Chicago.
Magic City Gossip.
Miss Nora O'Connor accompanied by
her niece, Miss Bessie O'Connor, will
leave July for Boston, wnere they will
visit with relatives previous to theiI
sailing for Europe on the steamer
Franconia.
Mrs. R. Gross of Lincoln is the guest
of Mrs. H. Rothkop,
Put your money in the savings depart
ment of the Packers National bank.
Mrs. Bruce McCulloch visited with
relatives at Dunbar, Neb., this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. sheahan entertained a
number OF friends at cards Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Frank Prucha has returned home
after an extended visit with friends and
relatives at Cleveland, o.
FOR SALE ON PAYMENTs-New six.
room house, Sl9 N. 22d.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Fisher went in
their auto to Clarinda. Ia, where they
are spending the weekend.
Miss Mabel Meleher entertained Sat
urday afternoon In honor Of her guest
Miss Genivieve Reed Of Lincoln.
For Sale-South Omaha residence. VIII
take automobile as part payment. w. s.
Shafer. 1911 U street, South Omaha
Mrs. A. L. Sutton entertained at
o'clock luncheon Wednesday at the Loyal
hotel. Covers for thirty-slx were laid.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Fisher entertained
at bridge Tuesday evening in honor OF
their guests Mrs. H. Gyde and daughter,
Miss Constance Of Wallace, Idaho.
Buy lot in Anderson Place, SO down
and s. per month. J. L. Duff, 312 l. st.
The Ladies' Aid of the First Presby-
terian church will give an ice cream
social at the church parlors Thursday
ctcullBs ~ SOou PIo6i Gill Whi VIC eiNCh'
Fresh Jersey COW for sale; calf one
week old. G. r. Mathews. 1912 No. 34th
St.. South Omaha.
Rev. John Williams Jones, superin-
tendent of church extension staff, will
preach this morning at st. Martins
church at the II o'clock service. Rev.
Mr.. Martin will have charge of the serv-
ice at St Martins during July.
FOR SALE-Good S-room modern house,
$500. easy terms. Web. 5622
A very pretty home wedding took
place Wednesday noon, when Amanda ].
Olson and Arthur A. Schmidt were united
In marriage by Rev. Karl Hitler Of Ken
nard, Neb., at the home Of the brides
parents. Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Schmidt left for Montrose,
Colo, where the groom is in business.
FOR RENT-Fine eight-room modern
house, near car, school, ETC.; convenient
to both cities; immediate possession; $50.
Phone So. lit.