Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-04

and is survived by another daughter, Mrs.
Katie Tilford of Plattsmouth, Neb.
The funeral will take place Thursday
morning from his late residence to st.
Mary's church at o'clock. Interment
will be made in st. Marys cemetery.
More Taxes Coming In.
When the mail of the city treasurer was
opened yesterday morning there was
added to the tax collections the sum of
$4,000, making a total of S22l, 900 or a
per cent of the levy collected
AS soon as the collections are proprely
entered the treasurer viii begin to cash
all outstanding registered warrants for
the months of September. October, No
vember and December. This will ap-
proximate an expenditure of $4,000 from
the amount already collected and appor-
toned to, the twelve funds. rs Isl.
Funeral of N. E.-ThIeI. a.
The funeral Of N. E. Thiel will be held
Friday morning from Larkin's undertake
ing rooms to st. Bridget's church. Burial
will be made in St. Mary's cemetery.
Must Clean Sidewalks.
"If you want to keep out of jail clean
the snow and ice off your sidewalks. &"
This was the ukase issued by the mayor
and council last night when a petition
was presented to them on the part Of a
crippled child who has been unable to
so on the streets because of the icy coh-
dition Of the sidewalks.
In twenty-five years have not known
Of anyone to five up to the ordinance
that makes It mandatory on property
owners to clean their sidewalks" said
Councilman Jack Walters.
1T is not a matter for the street
cleaning department" explained the
mayor, who added that he would forth
observed. 1t is expected therefore that
many arrests will be made.
JnnitOr PeselE Remembered.
Joseph Pesek and his wife, Mrs. Bessie
Pesell We're accorded a pleasant sur
prise New Years night when Chief of
Police Briggs on the part Of the depart
ment presented them with a purse of
sl2
Joseph Pesek has been janitor at police
headquarters for several years and the
chief took the occasion to reward him for
the fidelity manifested in his work.
Turner's Exhibition.
The Tel Jed Sokol turner's association
of South Omaha held It's annual exhibit
tion at the Bohemian National hall Mon
day afternoon and evening.
Fully 500 relatives and friends of the
contestants attended the drills and feats
Of strength and agility,
Between the men and women members
Of the association it was judged that the
women deserved the greater credit.
Magic city Gossip.
Jack Fitzgerald and Billy Uvick are
being encouraged to a ten-round go.
Mrs. Burton Wallace of Kansas City
has returned to her home after a pleas
ant holiday visit with ner parents, Mr.
and Mrs. ]. NJ. Henry.
Arthur c. Pancoast has moved his law
office to AIS Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Phone Douglas 1886
Councilman George Hoffman and Mike
EsIneT returned Monday from Raven.
buffalo county, where they enjoyed some
fine shooting.
Magic city lodge No. $40. Modern
brotherhood OF America, will meet at
their hail. z4lS n street on. Friday even
UIHceis will take place.
Through a misunderstanding the city
lire department was called to Twenty
fourth and streets instead OF Twenty
fourth and c streets yesterday evening
~ 70 " WV ~ ne udtHdBt resulting from
the blaze was slight.
South Omaha camp No. 2li, Woodmen
Of tho World. and South Omaha grove
No. 30 WOOdmen Circle, will entertain
their friends Wednesday evening at the
public installation Of officers to be held
IN the odd Fellows hall opposite the
postOffice. Philip Miller state manager OF
Arkansas and Mrs. Emma Manchester,
supreme guardian of the Woodmen Cir
Gle, will preside at the camp and grove
services respectively. Following the
regular program there will be dancing
and refreshments.
card OF Ihanks-Ne desire 10 thank
our nelghbors and many friends, and In
particular the brother foremen, the hog
butchers, the employees OF the animal in
dustry, the knights Of Columbus, No. 81;
the United WOrkmen, No. 227 fremen OF
NO. / engine house. the Riverside Gun
club, the school teachers, Burlington cni-
ployes and the operating department or
Nebraska Telephone comrany, for their
beautiful floral tributes and for their
Kindness and sympathy shown us in our
late Bereavement on the occasion OF the
death OF cur beloved husband and father
death Of our beloved husband and father
Mrs. ThOTas J. Kelly. Thomas A. Kelly.
Rose V. Kelly, John G.. Kelly, Olive NJ
Kelly aud Ruth A. Kelly.