Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-06
BRIEF CITY NEWS

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a Happy and Prosperous New Year is
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but an office in The Bee building, the
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wishes come true.
buffet on Northwestern Train-The
Northwestern has improved its Omaha
Minneapolis service by attaching to the
train that leaves here at 9;O5 o'clock at
night a buffet car.
Students Return East-The last Of the
6tudents who came home to remain over
the holidays have returned to their
Schools in the east. the number this year
having been greater than ever before.
Hansen Addresses BEeeting-Theodore
nj Hansen, secretary of the National
Welfare association, addressed the ad-
visory board of the Associated Charities
after a luncheon at the Commercial club.
Kennedy IL convalescent--Alfred G..
Kennedy, who has been seriously III
from over-work for some time, is now
Stronger and able to NOW around his
!, home, but win not be able to attend to
business for some time yet
n New Employees in ure's offics--Thres
new employees have begun work in the
office of Treasurer TIRE. taking the places
OF others released owing to the fortunes
of politics. The new employees are An
drew Hislop, William Gentleman and
Mrs. L. Shears.
Homeseekers are 6oving-With the
railroads this is the first homeseekers'
day of the new year, and while the de-
mand for tickets from parties who are
looking for cheap land is not heavy, it
Is greater than on the corresponding day
of one year ago.
Died from Poisoning-A post norton
examination OF the body of John Fors-
berg of Clay Center, Kan, who was
found dead under the Sixteenth street
viaduct Saturday, revealed the fact the
man came to his death through carbolic
acid poisoning.
Or. Clark bound over-Dr Mathew
Clark. charged by j. II. Wallace. secre-
tary of the State Dental board with
practicing dentistry without license,
waived preliminary hearing in county
court and was bound over to district
court under a $500 bond.
srr. Yates Slightly Improvsd-Relatives
of Henry. W. Yates. president of the Ne
braska National bank and dean of local
bankers, report a slight change for the
better in his condition. However, he is
still confined TO his bed and requires
constant nursing and quiet.
Four Divorce suits startsd--Divorce
suits in district court have been started
by the following: Stella Mitchell against
William F.. cruelty alleged; Viola Book
against Albert A.. cruelty alleged; Gym
thia A. Weaver against Ernest A. non
support alleged; Augusta c. Schleuter
against Charles T., cruelty alleged
@. A. r. Installation--George Crook
post and corps of the Grand Army of the
Republic will hold public installation
of officers at their rooms in the court
house Friday evening" to which the
members of the Grant post and corps
and Custer post and corps are invited.
Observation-Disclosures winter term, new
classes, opens Monday, January 4. Adult
beginners Mondays and Thursdays. s p m.
Assemblies Wednesdays. s p. m. Ladies.
Tuesdays, s p. m. Children, Tuesdays, p.
m; Saturdays. 1880 p. m, High school. 1880
p. M; Saturdays, p. m. Private lessons
by appointment Up-to-the-minute dances
taught. List early. Phone d. 1871.
Expected to Resign-AIiss Alice Lar
kin, stenographer in the office of Sheriff
McShane, informed the sheriff two
months ago that she aid not desire to
retain her position after the first Of the
year, according to statement made by
her. She denied published reports that
she had been released as a part of the
"shakeup' which accompanied the be-
ginning Of the sheriffs second term.