Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-15
BRIEF CITY NEWS

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Farnam street.
Young Stevens BREAKS Arm-Howard
Stevens, 10-year-old son OF Mrs. Percy
ID. Stevens, 5lO6 Capitol avenue broke his
arm while chasing a pct rabbit
Faulkner Resigns Dundee Job-samuel
Faulkner has resigned his position as fire
department chief at Dundee The Village
board is now looking for some one to fill
his place.
Gives Farewell Lunoheon-Mrs. w. A.
Green gave a farewell luncheon to seven
teen friends at the Pompeian room in
the Brandes stores. Cards formed part
of the entertainment
Catholics VIII Banquet-Following the
Mutual Benefit association on January 6.
sumptuous feed will be spread. f. J.
McArdle, +. H. Koester and William
Maher have charge OF the entertainment
peadwood Lad Joins Navy-D. c. KEEL
logg, II years old. of Deadwood, S. d.,
has been accepted for enlistment In the
navy, at the Omaha recruiting station.
kellog is a brother of the young man
W la Mo-
Neb., to Omaha, a distance of 40 miles,
In order that he might Join the navy.
To Advertise Lincoln Highway-An
effort is being made by the Lincoln Mem
orial Highway association to induce all
business houses along the line OF the
lincoln Highway to use at the head of
their stationery a little copyrighted
slogan, printed on a blue field, ''On the
Lincoln Highway; We Are Contributors"
Miss coffsy to Leave omaha-Miss
Leone Coffey, who has been in the en-
ploy Of the Commercial club as a stenog-
rapher and file clerk for the last three
years, has accepted an offer from ]. NJ.
Guild. former commissioner of the club,
TO go TO Dayton. She is preparing to
leave about the goth Of this month
Complaints Against labor Agency
David BerKowitz, license inspector for
the city, filed complaints against the
Domestic Labor agency 1O7 South Four
teenth street. and the Omaha Messenger
and Express company for maintaining
their respective establishments without
the formalities of license which is re-
quired by the city ordinances. The hear
ing of the cases will come up next week.
Allen Moves to Bsatrics-Thomas r.
Allen, who for several years has been
the South Omaha agent for the Great
Western, leaves for Beatrice Sunday,
where he goes to accept the secretaryship
of the Commercial club of that city. He
takes his family with him and will i'm
mediately take up his residence in his
new home.
In Divorce court-A decree was
granted to Harry Elerdlng. defendant
in a suit brought by Lillian NJ Elerding.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Tapley secured a divorce
from James H Tapley on the ground of
desertion. Anna E. Bryant filed a petition
against Francis A. Bryant Charles f.
Simmons asked a separation from Bessie
A. Simmons.
Several Are Finsd-Petit larcenists
got full meAsue for their activities by
Judge Foster Pat Mcknight, who has I
a propensity for sacks of grain and feed, |
was presented with twenty-five days, |
John Griffin got thirty days for stealing
a carpet, Fred Setback thirty days for
small thefts and John Mullen five days
for the same reason.
Sends Eggs from California--High |
prices of eggs create no worry in the
home Of Judge Julius Cooley, habltue OF
police court. for the Judge received a
case of choice California hen fruit from
his sister Mrs. William r. Moore of
fresno, Cal, by express this morning.
Mrs. Moore had read of the high prices
here and sent the eggs to her brother
Public Affairs Lunohsons off-The
public affairs luncheon of the CONNER
cial club are to be suspended until after