Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-07
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Fave nooe Rxint rs--Now Beacon Press
Elsctrso fans, $3.50. BurEess-orsndsn.
Public Insurance Adiustor--oeorgs
Schroeder. toS Ware block. Red stts.
pr. y. y. slater, Dentist, announces
the removal OF his office from ga TO sib-
&c City National Bank Bldg Telephone
Tyler 2o5i
free oaiifornia BxCursion, July ~, 70
buyers Live Oak Colony land w. T.
Smith Co, City National Bank Bids.
Fred W. Anhsussr and Cornelius r,
Connolly, attorneys-at-law, have moved
phone, Douglas GEO.
"Today's oeMplsts Hrovis Program"
classified section today. ana appears in
The Bee EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what
the various moving picture thestsrs offer.
New hoy Of Cookp--Louie Cook, sport
ing writer on the News, passed around
cigars Of the wrestling match Monday
night IA celebration OF the arrival Of q
new boy OF his home.
Some OF Rsrg'u shirts stolsn--1'he
Berg Clothing company, Fifteenth and
Douglas streets informs the police that
thieves broke into a showcase IN front
OF their establishment and stole six silk
shirts. valued at $50.
Going to okoboji-Rev. A. r. Ernst,
pastor OF the Lowe Avenue Presbyterian
church, Mrs. Lowe and son, Albert. and
MIR. and Mrs. James 3. owen leave
this. morning by auto for Lake
okoboji, where they will spend a month.
Mad Ills rockets PiOked---H. s. Town
send OF the Keen hotel, Eighteenth and
q 49,
that while getting on street car near
Fontenslle park his pocket was picked OF
a purse containing US.
Swallows Baudanum--Lena Battsn,
37 woolworth street. wife OF Special Of
ficer J. NJ. Batten OF the Union Pacific,
was saved from death by DR.. Charles
zimmerer Tuesday morning. Mrs Batten
in some manner swallowed a quantity OF
laudanum-
builders 70 Have outine--The Omaha
Builders exchange Is to have its annual
outing at Carter lake Tuesday, August
TO- Only the advance notice to keep the
date open has THUS far been put out. 1t
is understood that an elaborate program
is to be arranged for that day
off to the oonvsnsion--one hundred
Omaha and Nebraska Christian En-
deavorers, left Tuesday morning over the
Burlington for Chicago. whore they go
to attend the national convention OF the
organization. They had cars to them
selves carried by one Of the regular
trains.
Passenger Travel Incrsasss--W. A.
Lalor, general passenger agent OF tho
Burlington at st. Louis, is in the city,
en- route home from spending a vacation
of thirty days in the west. Mr.. Lalor is
pleased with the manner In which pas
senger travel has increased and thinks
this year will come close TO establishing
a record.
sues for n6istake-suit was brought in
federal court by the Chicago. ST. Paul,
Minneapolis & Omaha railroad against
Adler & Block, commission produce mer-
chants. 1910 Howard street, asking, judg-
inent for $780, alleged TO be undercharge
made by mistake on a carload Of pota-
toes shipped to the defendant over plain
tiffs road.
From Clarinda to the Coast-D. Fried
man, Maurice Friedman. Bert Green ana
Guy Brent, prominent business men OF
Clarinda, la, arc visiting here en- route
by automobile from their home town to
California. irhey started on the trip
Monday While here they took run
over Greater Omaha and we're interested
y in the many points OF interest they
viewed.
Rev. L. Groh Goes to ooast-Rev. DR.
/. Groh, pastor OF st. Marks Lutheran
church. left for trip through the west.
He intends 10 visit friends in Denver,
Salt Lake city San Francisco. Los
Angeles and San Diego. During his abb
seuce his son. Il. N. Groh. returned mis-
slonary from Honduras, Central America
will occupy the pulpit in St Marks
church.