Omaha daily bee., 1917-02-06
Bret City Neos
Wedding Rinss-Edholm, Jsweler.

W. Whitaker and Myrtle A. Kelley
announce their removal to 1888 First
National Bank building.
Grocers' Banquet-The annual
dance and banquet of the retail gro
GERS of Omaha will be held this
evening at Hotel Rome.
Nelson RecOvering-oscar Nelson,
letter carrier, is rapidly recovering
from bad attack of grip which has
kept him home for the last month.
Clifton Hill Social-Clifton Hill
Community center will have a musi-
Gale and dramatic entertainment Tues
day night in the Clifton Hill school.
Wins Gold Watch-Camp $3.50.
Modern Woodmen of America, won
the gold watch awarded in the mem
bership contest among the camps in
Douglas, Washington and Sarpy coun-
ties.
FOWL Engineering Company has
moved to top floor New First National
bank building. Expert drainage and
municipal engineers. Phone Douglas
1918.
Maloney's Flat Burns-Steve Ma
loney, captain Of detectives, lost $500
when fire did that much damage to
the st. Louis flats at 1903 SOUTH Tenth
street He is the owner Of the prop
erty.
Grocers to Meet-Matters incident
to the grocery business will be dis
cussed at the meeting Of the Basket
Stores employees to be held this eve
ming at the Young Mems Christian
association.
No Guards at Postofiice-Officials
in the federal building said that they
had not received any special instruc-
tons to safeguard any government
buildings OF property or to guard
bridges and the like. -
ImprOvers Meet-Principal Adams
of the High School of Commerce will
address meeting of the United In
provement Clubs in Commissioner
Hummers office in the city hall
Wednesday evening at o'clock.
New Lumber Company-The Smith
Lumber company, which will do a gen
eral wholesale and retail business. has
filed articles of incorporation with the
county clerk. The capital is $4,000.
J. N. Smith and ]. E. Dodds are the
incorporators.
Medal Contest Tonight-The silver
medal contest two weeks ago by the
First United Evangelical church will
be repeated this evening at the Asso-
citation Evangelical church, Eighteenth
and Cunning streets. Another medal
will be awarded.
Taken to Grand Island-Harry
Schuey, sentenced to six months by
Judge Woodrough because of theft
from an interstate shipment, was
taken to Grand Island, where he will
serve his sentence, by United States
Marshal Flynn.
Wholesale Coffee municipalities
at $4,000, the Olson Coffee company,
incorporated to do wholesale and
jobbing business in coffee, tea, spices,
etc. has filed articles with the county
clerk. Charles E. Olson and H. o.
Wulff are the incorporators.
Boy Scouts Night at Oak Street
Church-Next Sunday night, February
IL, will be boy scouts night. Mr.. C.
H. English of the boy scout movement
will be present and conduct the serv-
ice. He will be assisted by members
of the boy scouts of the city.
Auto Parts Firm-OrvilIe r. Hand
ley, Anna H. Handley and Paul Hand
ley are the incorporators Of the Auto
Parts company, which has filed arti-
cles with the county clerk. The acpi-
tai is $4,000. The concern will buy
and sell auto parts and accessories.
Woodmen Of World-Directors of
the Woodmen of the World will meet
in Omaha February 10. A full at
tendance is expected with the pos
sible exception of Senator Sheppard,
who may be detained at Washington.
The board of managers is in its semi
annual session now.
Will Recommendation Miller, clerk
at Hotel Harley, who was shot by
nervous bandit Saturday night after
he had thrown up his hands in re-
Spouse to the robbers request, will re-
cover from the wound, according to
officials at Lister hospital. The bullet
grazed Miller's liver.
Travels Far as a Witness-Mrs.
Garth Reed, Auburn, Neb., stopped off
at the marshars Office here on her
way to Los Angeles, where she had
been Subpoenaed as a witness. Just
before taking the trip to the coast she
had been subpoenaed by the govern
ment to attend trial at Buffalo, N. Y.
New Trial Hearings Wednesday,
Motions for new trials filed by four
of the nine defendants found guilty
in the wild horse" case, which were
to have been heard before Judge
Woodrough this morning, have been
until Wednesday morning
because of the absence of Attorney4
who is at Grand Island.
New Plumbing Code-The city
have been handed COP
les of the new plumbing code as pro-
posed by City Plumbing Inspector
Weitzel. The code, which is before
the council in form Of an ordinance,
will be considered by the council com
mittee of the whole next Monday
Letter Carriers to Meet-The Oma-
ha branch of the National Associa-
ton of Letter Carriers voted Satur-
day to send a dull delegation of TWEEN
ty-two men to the Nebraska state con-
at Kearney February %. The
delegates. with the officers of the state
who are Omahans. will |
make the trip in a special |
car.