Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-18
BRIEF CITY NEWS
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wedding Ringp-Edholm, Jeweler,
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HAVE Root Print rt-Now Beacon Press
Property Cared for-To rent property
zee ]. H. Dumont, State Bank Building.
Rummage Sale Thursday - T h q
wonlen's auxiliary Of All Saints church
will hold rummage sale today at 1885
vinton street.
"Todsy's Movie Program" classified
section today. 1t appears In The Bee
EXCLUSIVELY Find out what the va
rious moving picture theaters offer.
Burke Appointed-Donald J. Burke
has been appointed supervisor of the
Miller Park social center. which will be
opened Friday evening at the Miller Park
school.
The state Bank OF Omaha. corner six.
teenth and Harvey. pays FOUR per cent
on time deposits and THREE per cent
on savings accounts. All deposits In this
bank are protected by the depositors
guarantee fund of the state Of Nebraska
For safety First in Life Insurance,
see w. H. Indoe. general agent, state
Mutual IAfe insurance company OF
Worcester. Mass. one of the oldest
|. (seventy-one years. and best companies
on earth.
County to Pay Expenses-Chairman
Best of the county board has notified
victims of Arthur Hauser, alleged muir
derer of w. II. Smith, that the county
will pay the expenses OF their trip to
Wichita to identify the criminal.
GETS Thirty Days-George Williams,
Seventh and webster streets, broke into
a car on the track along the river bot
tom and carted away a large quantity of
brass and copper He was arraigned I'm
police court and sentenced to thirty days
in the county JAIL
Sues for $4,000 Damages-Thomas
Sherwood, a painter, who was injured
by falling thirty feet from a scaffold on
the Nicholas street viaduct, July z. 1914, is
suing the Franklin Construction company
and the Belt line for $4,000 damages in
Judge Englishs district court.
Repair Man Takes Car-George Buell.,
5000 Burt street, reported to the police
Tuesday that man came to his house
to repair his auto, and when he left the
auto left with him. The machine, was
later recovered by the authorities, but
the repair man is still at large.
Ready for steel on Locust Street.-The
concrete work on the Locust street via
duct is about finished and it is expected
that the laying of the steel girders for
carrying the floor will begin within &
week. It is hoped to finish the structure
and have 1t opened to travel soon after
the first of the year.
Draw Light Pinss-Mary Madsen and
her husband, Kay, were arrested Tues
day evening on complaint of Dick Jones
of Red Oak. Ia, who asserts that while
being entertained at the Madsen resi-
dence, Tenth and Capitol avenue. he was
robbed of $40. The trio, including Jones
were fined s25 and costs,
Tabernacle In Mo More-The last of
the work in razing the Sunday tabernacle
at Fourteenth street and Capitol avenue
has been finished, and most of the lum-
Der that was piled on the ground has
been sold. The bulk OF the long boards
and timbers were sold to builders who
are erecting cottages and dwelling houses
in the city.
Catalogues by Freight-One of the
Chicago mail order houses IL sending
three cars of catalogues to Grand IslanC
by freight. From there they are to be
mailed out by parcels post to farmers anc
others in the parcels post zones of Ne
braska. The shipment to Grand Island
by freight is to save postage from Chi.
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