Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-05-11
BraeJ City News
Mazda Lamps-Bur-css.c euden Co,

Mazda Lamps-Bur:eEs-C enden Co
Have Root Print it-New Beacon Pres,
Platinum Wedding Rings-Edohlm
jeweler.
Goodrich Garden Hose at Jas. Nor
ton & Son Co.
Dandcllun Rakcs and Garden Tools
James Morton & Son Co.
Attorney Hattcroth has moved hi
Office to Suite l4lS First Nationa
Bank building.
Charges Cruelty-Florence L. Fer
ris, suing John Ferris for divorce il
district court, alleges cruelty.
Dora Nelson Gets Diyorce-Dora
Nelson was freed from Harrison Mel
BON in divorce court, Judge Leslie pre-
siding.
Nellie Bclitz Wants Divorce-Nellit
Belitz, suing Victor Belitz for divorce
in district court, alleges nonsuppori
and abandonment.
Levenberg Bound Over--Sam Lev.
enberg of Chicago waived preliminary
hearing on white slave charge and
was bound over to the federal grand
jury under $1,000 bond.
Thorpe Will Recover - Robert
Thorpe, painter, who fell forty-five
feet from the Union Pacific bridge
Wednesday morning, sustaining a
broken hip, will recover
Rev. 4. j. Mackay Is Out Again
Rev. T: J. Mackay is again on the
streets and will resume his place in
the pulpit Sunday, taking all the serv-
ices as usual at All Saints church.
First Straw Hat--The first straw
hat Of the 1917 Omaha season ap-
peared upon the street today. It was
upon the bean Of a nobility dressed
young man and attracted considerable
attention.
Burglar Bound Oyer-Arthur C.
Smith of Little Rock, Ark, who con-
fessed to police Sunday that he had
prowled six Omaha homes, was bound
over to district court Thursday under
bonds of $3.50. He was charged with
breaking and entering.
Storz Firm Changes Name--storz
Beverage and Ice company is the new
name of the old Storz Brewing COM
pany, according to amended articles
Of Incorporation filed with the county
clerk by G. Storz, president, and
Charles Weymuller, secretary.
Appraise Value of Union Pacific
More than 100 men are engaged in
preliminary work incident to making
the physical valuation Of the Union
Pacific, required by the government.
The real work will be commenced this
fall, with the idea Of finishing next
year.
Would Not Go to Dance With Him
John G. Krause. suing Mathilda
Krause for divorce in district court,
says that his wife liked to go to dances,
but alleges that she wouldn't go with
him. They were married in Omaha
October 80, 1912. "She never did care
for me-" is one Of the allegations.
''Te-To" Name of New Drink-"Te-
To" is the name Of the soft drink
which will be manufactured by the
Willow Springs Beverage company,
the reorganization name Of the Willow
Springs Brewing company. The name
is derived from the word "teetotaler."
1t is on sale in bottles and on draught.
Seek Forger-Police are looking for
the man who has recently fioated
twelve worthless checks in this city
for sums aggregating more than $500.
The checks bear the forged signature
of Fred Bush, ASSISTANT manager Of
the American Transfer company, and
are endorsed by mythical James J.
Turney.
Aud Gives Money to Lbrary--W. T. |
Aud of Omaha, president of the Corn |
Exchange National bank, has given a |
$4,000 public library to the munich |
pality of Guide Rock, Neb. The site |
for the new library was selected yes
terday. J. w. Auld, son of w. T. Aud, |
went to Guide Rock from Red Cloud |
and selected the site. The library will |
be located west of the Bank Of Guide |
Rock.