Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-03

Davis. Drugs
Victrola. SIS. A. Hospe Co.
Noodring Undertaking Co. Tel ~
klegant dress suits. SIS. Martin Petersen.
Gardner Press, printing 5ol First Ave
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone ~.
BRADLEY ELECTRIC CO. wiRiNS
AND FIXTURES Phone Ss4.
For wall paper. decorating and paint
ing. see Berwick. 2li South Main.
10 SAVE OR TO BORROW. SEE g. u.
Mutual Bldg. ana Loan ASS n. IL fcarl
Furniture and chattel loans. u usual
rates. Estab. Is years. A > Clarke & Co
Trade for light auto truck, equity In
good Hve-room house. j., Omaha Bee
Council Bluffs. la.
The Graham Avenue Benslngton CLUB
will be entertained by Mrs g. g., spraBue
and Mrs w. l.. Baker, at their nome iSl
Graham avenue, Thursday afternoon.
Members OF Palm Grove. No. II. Wood
men circle, will meet with Mrs. a. g
Lane. 2l7 East Broadway, saturday even
ing. to ballot on candidates.
The city Ministerial association will meet
Ct the Young Mems Christian associs nc ~
Monday morning at 1890 o'clock. Thls
viii be the regular meeting for tho cleo
tion Of officers.
The Bethany Presbyterian and Danish
R sp az ts SsuEssSs RGS Oe ehafS6
Sunday evening at 7;30 O'Clock. Rev. A.
y. Ernst, OF the Lowe Avenue Presby-
terrain church. Omaha. will be the
speaker
Preliminary declarations OF their lnten-
lions TO become citizens of the United
States we're filed yesterday by Emil Mag
nussen. aged p, ana Emil Dcveren, ~
years old, both natives OF Denmark. Both
state that they came to this country IN
the spring OF 1872. One was born IN Hal a.
and both sailed from Copenhagen.
Marian ITartie wife OF Henry Hartje.
died yesterday at Clarlnda. The BODY
Will be brought TO Woodring's undertake
for the funeral on sunday afternoon. IL
will then be taken % Treynor where the
services will be held IN the German Luth-
eran church, conduc Z by Rev Mr. Holt,
pastor OF the church. Burial Will be In
the Treynor cemetery.
Judge smith Of the United States cir
SonIt g tn,e mas soI nd sp an and
docketinR the appeal OF the case OF Lise
Manufacturing company against y. X;
by Judge Munger in the United States
district court last March, and gives until
November 80 TO file the appeal and get
the case docketed In the court of appeals.
A suit for divorce was filed in district
court yesterday by Pearle Lainson from
her husband, Clarence Lainson They
temSer =. iSIS She s'i aIIegas cruelty "a he
basia OF her suit. For almony she asks
only for the tile 20 their housJ hold goods
and requests the court to issue an In
junction restraining her husband from in
teriering with the possession OF the home
property. The only other thing sought
u the restoration OF her maiden name,
whicn Ia not mentioned in the suit pa
pers.
The colonial tea that will be given
this evening at the Broadway Methodist
chafch piom ses 70 be an interesting
svent II has been des gnated as the l776
supper. and the young women, who have
been preparing Il have studied diligently
sc einccs that are available. Chicken pie.
seuer kraut, hot corn bread and pump
kin e are some OF the things they have
uecloed upon. The supper wall be served
from $3.50 until s O'clock The dining
room Ia the church parloTs will be open
10 the public. H
was accused OF stealing $1,000 worth OF dia-
monds from Mrs. Drury, while accompany
ing her frots South Dakota. has forfeited
her bond - ti0OO and fled. She was in
aicted by thu district grand jury after hav-
ing been hound over by Police Judge
Copeh upon testimony that was secured
Guiding the chief OF police. After being
he'd TO the grand jury. her bond was
fixed at $1,000. This was, promptly given
and she was never locked up. The police
court hearing occurred last summer.
When the evidence was laid before the
grand jury an indictment was returned.
trace OF her has since been discovered
CHEZ Of Police Wien has offered re-
ward OF so for her arrest Neither the
diamonds nor the money has been re-
covered.
IT'S YOUR LAST CHANCE TO get
peaches at the below cost price, only 60
cents per case. New dili pickles, 10 cents:
homegrown sweet potatoes. 50 cents per
peck; Jonathan apples. 30 cents per peck;
bacon backs, by the strip, at only Is cents
per pound; blue plums. at rs cents per
basket. We now have the new pancake
flour. 10 cents per PACKAGE squashes, Is
and % cents; grapes. at % cents per
basket; green beans, cents per pound
Try our Peabury coffee. at 30 cents, extra