Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-09
BRIEF CITY NEWS

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RtcHAo 81 German Homs-The Omaha
Union Trade Card and Labor league will
give picnic today at the German Home
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Keep your money and valuables in
the American Safe Deposit vaults. Hs S
18th St., Bee building. Boxes rent 81 fol
three months. Open from 9 a. m. to 6 D. m
shriver's Ford 10 stolen-w. G.
Shriver had his new Ford touring car
stolen from the parking on Douglas
street between Sixteenth and Seventeenth
streets.
Goes 60 Boyhood Home-John e UT,
general agent Of the Rock Island, has
gone to White Cloud. Kan. to spend
Sunday at his boyhood home. His sister
resides there
Shrtvor Loses Automobils-W. c.
Shriver 1902 North Twenty-fifth street
lost his motor car by theft when IL was
taken from in front of the Brandeis the
alter building.
BOY Pushed Downstaixs-EliasD abois
years old. 1907 Pierce street, while play
ing with another boy was pushed down
stairs, sustaining some serious internal
injuries.
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Peterson Robbed Of watoh-George w.
Peterson, S25 South Twentieth street, re-
ports to the police that while he was
shopping in a downtown department store
yesterday somebody relieved him Of a
valuable gold watch.
0mahans 1t wyoming Fair-Special
arrangements are being made for the
reception at the Wyoming state fair of
Omaha business men who are to attend
the fair. The fair is to be held Sep
tember q to October 2. at Douglas.
Ellis Mentally URbalanoed-At Forty
fourth and Leavenworth streets officer
Unger gathered in w. B. Ellis and took
him to the police station. Ellis is men
tally unbalanced and when found was
running wildly about, shouting. "They
are going to bury me alive"
Burglar Enters Through screon-J.
Marolin, 1913 Burt. reports to the police
that a burglar entered his house by re-
moving a screen and took $50 in change.
Nothing else was taken, although the
house was evidently ransacked. II hap
pened sometime Friday night or Saturday
morning.
hit By an Auto-Miss Marie Elsasser
was slightly bruised when she was struck
by an automobile driven by p. O. Jen-
nings. Saturday. The accident occurred
at Fifteenth and Farnam streets, and
Miss Elsasser went to her home, 1t not
being thought necessary to take her to a
hospital.
Loses Prize Chicks-Janes Nelson,
ZSO0 Patrick avenue. reports to the police
that he was deprived by some midnight
interloper of thirty of his prize Rhode
Island Reds. These Reds were the pride
of Nelson's heart, and it pains him to
have TO part with them without remuner-
alton. He values them at SIS.
Many New Business Firms-Durink
the last two years eO6 new firms COM
menced business in Omaha, while during
the same period $50 firms went out of
business. according to a statement OF ].
]. Cameron. secretary of the Omaha Re-
tail Grocers' association. This makes a
gain OF 225 new firms. Florence gained
four; Benson, fourteen. and South Omaha
had loss of thirty-two.