Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-31

victrola. SIS. A. Hospe Co.
Woodring Undertaking co. Tel. $50.
Elegant dress suits. SIS. Martin Petersen.
Gardner Press, printing. sol First Ave.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone q.
Films DEVELOPED free with an order for
prints. FTicke Drug Co.
BRADLEY ELECTRIC CO. WIRING
AND FIXTURES. Phone Sei
For wall paper, decorating and paint
ing. see Berwick 2ii South Main.
ar. II. A. Woodbury.. dentist, moved to
ao5-9os Sapp block Phone Black 9s.
TO SAVE OR TO BORROW. SEE G. y.
Mutual Bldg. and Loan Assn. l2S Pearl.
Furniture and chattel loans. y usual
rates. Estsb. Is years. A. A. Clarke q co.
Send us your old hats, We can cieanr
dye and block them the attest style.
Cooks Cleaning Works, Se Broad"ay'
Phone 176
appealed TO the police department TO as
eist in locating him. He left home Two
weeks ago and no trace OF him mas Deen
found. He Is 20 years old.
This 80 really the only favorable
weather we have had for outdoor paint
ing this summer-the bugs and gnats sIe
nearly all gone. Take advantage OF II
Let us have your work. We can please
you. H. Berwick 209-2ii 9. Main st.
But one marriage license was issued
here yesterday and mono the previous
day. The license was taken by Walter
Bradley Pierce OF Miles y, co lily R MSns
They gave their ages as 81 and g. rcspec-
lively.
The city council held a meeting as
committee OF the whole yesterday ana
devoted more than half a day 10
considering matters that hsd been re-
ferred at previous meetings OF the coun-
ell, The aldermen spent some time
going over sewer district No. 2, for the
% Irsa .tr.ls a hn a m ma
sessment OF the costs. No decision Was
reached. The other matters we're all OF
routine character.
Frank Bedo, aged %, and his sister, Il
corydon, Ia. became stranded In Coun-
eli Bluffs yesterday. They were penni-
less and hungry and with no means II
wisely appealed TO a friendly policeman
story ta "S 70 thief Wien. immediate ant
AZ the Creche until they could be sent OF
their journey.
Captain >Telford of No. 1 fire station
has set a new reeord'in the department sl
terday was his day off and he spent u
with rod and line nj Manawa. When hs
returned In the evening he had Just
exactly 800 fish. They were bass, ringoc
pike. croppies and several big channel
cat Fishing at the lahe II unusually
good on account OF the great influx Of
fish from the river during tho hisf
water last summer.
The funeral OF little Tommy Green. :
year-old son OF Mt. and MIS-, Thomas q
Green. who Lost ha lie when he fell init
s sSs, 10 heId this Afternoon ~ S;so o'cioci
services will be conducted BY Rev. J. I
s SSss DAsEiIs t q ss FIJI ss
companion. who. had wandered into %
accident. The little FELLOW 4 hailed as
real hero. After trying In vain 20 ge
the. drowning boy from the water. he RAJ
blocks away, 20 get help. Only bah
himself, he showed he had wise littl
bead aud did all within hts power TO saw
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. jackson re
turned yesterday from Des Moines afte
attending the grand lodge meeting OF tn
representative Of the order, Mr.. am
Mrs. w. II. Kiilpack and Mrs. III. J
Mcintosh, returned on a later train. The
report Il 70 have been the greatest meet
At the official reception Thursday night
which concluded the sessions OF tine gra n
lodge, the officers stood cor two hour
stream of members filed past them. fher
were moro than 1900 lodge memners 4
the lines A grand ball was one OF tn
Tro%n with pSeS ScSni rspiaiSy u1 IN a.
last two years and greatest in the las
year.
Christian Rohner, aged IS years, die
at o'clock yesterday morning at tn
family residence, b34 East Pierce street
Mr.. RohneI was born In switzerland
March IA. 1881 but had ben ae resident Q
America for many years. lie served a
q soldier IN the civil war, a private I
airy. He was a retired farmer and 70
The last twenty years had made his HON
with his daughter, Mrs. G. w. Daohtlel
He IL survived by two sons. Jacob {
croft. Neb.. and three daughters. Mir
Dachtler. at whose home he died
Nrs. BERTHE Axtel OF Blair. Neb.. an
Mrs. Mary Happ Of this city, The funers
will be held Sunday afternoon at o'cloc
NJ the residence on East Pierce. Rev.
y. Lorenx will conduct the services an
burial will take place at Fairview cems
terry.