Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-16
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Have Roos Print Il.
Omaha Gersral hospital. Doug. s55.
Gas, Eleo- Fixtures, 1urgsss-orandsr-
surns' Celebration at the Auditorium,
January .. Concert and bsll-program
rendered BY Royal Welsh ladies choir
Revival at Peoples church-Dr. John
w. Edwards of Denver Is conducting re-
vival meetings this week at the Peoples
church. He will speak tonight
More Chickens Srolen-Eleven spring
ehieSens and one blooded rooster was
stolen Sunday night from o coop in T. Q.
Benneys hack yard st 40 North Twenty
| fifth street.
Go to Look over Land-Philip ]. Kunz.
Fred Armbrust and Andrew Traynor have
gone to California, where they will spend
several weeks looking over some land
they have purchased. Mrs. Traynor ac-
eompanied her husband.
Rins Arguss at Ltncoln-City Attor-
ney Rine is in Lincoln handling the city's
side OF the case OF crittenbrink against
withnell. which is a test suit in the SUI
preme court TO settle the legality of an
ordinance passed by the city council pro-
hibitng the establishment of brick yards
in the city limits.
Mrs. Craig Much 1stter-Mrs. James
Y. Craig, mother of City Engineer Craig.
Is much improved. She passed the
crisis Of her illness Friday Owing to her
advanced age. doubts as to her ultimate
recovery have been entertained. but ply
sicians believe she will now improve stead
lily until she is entirely recovered.
Henry ostrom a arandfathsr-Henry
C. ostrom. clerk Of the Board of County
Commissioners, is grandfather. NJ.
and Mrs. Otis Domino of near Dixon.
Neh., are the parents of a baby girI. born
list night at the ostrom home, where the
couple Is visiting. Mrs.s Domino is a
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. ostrom.
Seeks His paughtsr--wnliam RULER.
2ics south Eighth street, reported to the
police yesterday that his l6-year-old
daughter HERNIA left her home last Mon
day morning and has not been seen or
heard Of since by him or any OF his fam
lily. He describes the girl as being about
five feet four inches in height, weighing
about Us pounds. She is light-complected
with light hair. When she left nome she
was dressed in light green overcoat.
Stolen Goods Pound-P. Goldberg. a
pawnbroker at 100 North Sixteenth street,
was arrested yesterday by Detectives
Dunn and Fleming for the running OF an
alleged fence" When the detectives en-
tered the store they found the cellar TO
be partly filled with stolen goods. A SET
OF harness which was stolen from Leo
Wagner. at Sixteenth and Burt streets,
on December was found and a bicycle
which was stolen from in front OF tho
Western Union telegraph office was also
recovered by the detectives. ...
WIN Form sswisn Association-Headed
BY ttaopi Frederick Conn OF the Tempe
Israel number of progressive young
| Jewish men have called a mass meeting
OF the Jewish population OF Omaha TO.
the purpose OF organizing young men 5
Hebrew association. The meeting will Be
leid at Washington hall. Eighteenth and
rIsrney streets. Wednesday evening, AM
I viii be addressed by Rabbi Cohn. Harry
I d. Zimman and l. Harris, Just hOw
much the local association will pattern
after the organizations of other cities
/ when formed is not known at this time,
J but Rabbi Cohn believes that the young
Jewish men OF Omaha will support an in
stitution fully as large as the ones In 81,
I Louis and Chicago.