Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-30
BRIEF CITY NEWS

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1dghttnG Fixtures, Bursess-GrandenC CO.
Fidsiity Storage and Van 90. Doug. ass.
Dworak accountant and auditor. d. 74oe.
City Propsrty-For results. list, that
house with Osborne Realty Co. ID. 1874
Rauf1sirs Danoing Cassss--Prairie
Park club. opens Tues. Sept y. w. 1886.
ROtarians to Dine-The monthly dinner
Of the Rotary club will be held wednes-
day evening at the Henshaw.
Beautiful All Modern Isvnsu Tor sale
Or the easy payment plan. Bankers
Realty Investment Co. Phone Doug 2s2s
BlaokSmith . Bankrupt-Hsnry @.
schwager. blacksmith has filed a petition
Of bankruptcy in the United States Dis
trict court with liabilities placed at S75i.OS.
Loses silks and Cash.--Jacob Swartz,
an itinerant silk merchant. has reported
10 the police that his trunk was broken
into and $500 in cash and 3106 worth of
silk stolen.
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ohambers' Dancing Acadsmy-Tha
home Of modern and classic dances. IN
structor of teachers. who are successful
both In Omaha and other cities. Classes
reopen September g. 1914 Telephone
Douglas 1871. The school to depend upon.
utt Back at His Desk-General Agent
Utt of the Rock Island Is back from Col
fax Springs. much improved in health.
but not entirely well. However, he is at
his desk.
Ryder Gees 70 Automatically Com
missioner J. ], Ryder has gone to Mil
wankee to attend the meeting of the
League Of American Municipalities, of
which he IL president Mrs. Ryder &C
oonpanied him.
Lid for Bootiogg1ng-Jesse Free Of
WinnebAgo. Neb.. charged with intro
hucing liquor to the Indians was brought
- Omaha by Deputy United States Mar
shall John r. Sides. Free cannot furnish
bond and - result viii be held hero for
trial
I've Federal Cases sst-The damage
Wnat OF Mira Florence Edwards against
tho Street Railway company has been set
By Federal Judge Morris for October II.
The hearing of the civil suit against T.
H Matters will be held on or after
October IL
woodland xoE School 8oerds-F. a
Woodland, republican lawyer, prominent
IN politics az q member of the Fontenelle
GIiIb. has responded to the call OF the
cttiSeng committee to make the race for
the school board. He lives in the Sew
enth ward
Murphy 1AAa Lew on Paving-Bids for
paving in seven districts were opened by
the city council Hugh Murphy was low
bidder In q majority OF the districts
Two of the districts are Twentieth to
Twenty fourth streets. on Farnam; Cas-
tellaS street to vinton street, on Fiji
teenth.
TO Install Mig Hsatsr---A giant hot
water heater. capable of warming 1900
gallons per hour, will soon be installed
at the Young Mems Christian associa-
ton. II will replace the smaller heater
which now furnishes hot water through
out the building, and will cost about $500
to be Installed
Two Husbands ASK Divorce-Two hus-
bands are asking divorces from their
wives in petitions in district court, re-
versing the usual procedure. Chester A.
Howard alleges desertion as grounds for
separation from Lenorah Howard, while
John A. Denny charges Halle Denny
with infidelity.
Nsw Line Open for 1usiness-Thurs-
day the Burlington will inRugurate
freight train service on the Casper ex-
tension of its Wyoming line. Although
ballasting of the track from Casper to
Grin Junction has not been finished, be-
ginning Thursday one freight train will
be run each way daily. Passenger train
service will begin october Is.
DR.. Horace Ljudington Sick in Bed.-Df.
Horace Ludington. aged father of DIR.
Paul Ludington. is confined to his bed
with a complication Of ailments. AL
though his condition is not alarming, a
telegram has been sent to his son. urging
him to come home at once from New
York. Father and son were abroad, and
left Just before the war broke out.
GOOD Corn in sandhills-Specimen ears
of corn from a 4o0-acre upland valley
farm in Mcpherson county that yielded
an average Of fifty bushels to the acre.
is on display at the Henshaw hotel. The
corn was brought in by T. ]. o'Brlen, on
whose ranch It was raised. He says that
valley land in the sandhills is good for
ccrn, IL It Is worked right.
Accident Company sueds-Mrs. Bar
bara l.. Dennis, widow of DR.. Bernard =.
Dennis. who died in July, 1918 as the re-
suit of a scratch on his neck. infected
while he was treating a cancer case has
brought suit in district court for $500
against the Physicians Casualty asso-
citation Of America. The amount Is the |
MAXIMUM payment called for by a policy |
held by the dead man in this company.