Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-01-15
Brief City Ne0s
latiuum Wedding alnr,-Edhoim.

Platinum Wedding Rlngs-Edhoim-
Have Rost Print It-New Beacon fresa
Best Meal fnr the MoneJ-clAiremrn mt Inn
Or. ". X. Foots. now at 1913 First Natl
Fl. H. Claiborne has opened law OF
fees at 512-13 Paxton block,
DIR. j. p. Slater, Dentist, now at 112l
First Nat Bank New phone Tyler 1856
Keep Your Money-And valuables in tho
American Safe Deposit Vaults, Els south
18th St.. Bee Bldg. Boxes rent $500 Tor
months. Open from a. m. to g. p. m
Two Want Divorces-One wife and
one husband we're granted DEGREES IN
divorce court, as follows: Neil Ryan
from Mathilda Ryan and Margaret J.
Holloway from William o. Holloway.
Sues Street Railway-Charles e:
stiles has sued the Omaha 4 Councll
Bluffs Street Railway Company TOT
$2,13S.45 damages, alleging INJURIES
suffered in an automobile-street car
crash.
Painting of Corn-Mrs r. A. Will
lis has loaned the Commercial club
an exceptionally fine oil painting OF
a bushel basket of corn. The painting
is at present on exhibit in the clubs
reading room.
Realty Firm MOves-The real estate
firm of Rasp Bros has moved from
the McCague building to 210 Keeline
building, where 1t has larger and bet
ter quarters for handling its increased
business.
Kansan In Search of SOn-Chris
Riggert of Lanham, Kan, has arrived
in Omaha and has requested the local
police to assist him in search for
his son, G. F. Pggert. Young Rig
CERT was last heard from week ago
while a guest at the Castle hotel.
Grocers to Have Dance-The an
nual banquet of the Retail Grocers
association of Omaha this year Is TO
be followed by dance. This was
decided at a recent meeting OF the
entertainment committee of the as
sociation. The banquet is to be held
at the Hotel Rome February q.
Musicale at House of HOpe-This
afternoon, 3 O'Clock, a program con-
sisting of music and readings Will be
given at the House of Hope, Florence.
Contributors to the program are Miss
Mae WetheriIl, voice; Mr.. Will Hether-
ington, violin, and Miss Amy Wood
ruff, reader. and their assistants.
Stage Hands to Dance---The local
branch of the International Alliance
of Stage Employees will hold its annual
dance Tuesday evening, January 20,
at Washington hall. On the commit
tee of arrangements are: ]. L. Kemp,
r. Glover, Gus Smith, Fl. Holland, Il.
Tollivar, j. Whiting, E. Grace and j..
Casey.
Privates to Give SOcial-Privates of
Company C, Fourth Nebraska Ma
tional Guard, will hold an informal So
cial function Monday evening in Wolfe
hall, Twenty-second and Cunning
streets. Floyd Paynter and Charles
Moriarty announce the 1918 prom
to be given at Keeps academy, Tween
ty-ffth and Farnam. January 26.
Sunday School EIects-Mr. and Mrs.
John L. Correa, 2301 South Thirty
first street, entertained the Barrathea
Sunday school class of the Hanscom
Park Methodist Episcopal church. The
semi-annual election was held and the
following were elected: w. M. Temple,
president; C. w. Kise, vice president;
Mrs. j. A. Carlson, secretary; Mrs.
Roger Gallup, social secretary; Mrs.
W. NJ. Mathews, treasurer; Mrs. s. l..
Albright, hustling committee; Mrs. ].
L. Correa, missionary committee; Mrs.
o. P. Giffin, flower committee.
Fine tircpiacc I,uOds Sunderland.