Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-04
BraeJ City News

Have Root Print It--New Beacon Press.
Metal dies, pressw'k. Jubilee Mfg. Co.
Platinum Wedding Rings-Edholm.
1eweler.
Eight-Inch Electric Fan. $3.50
Burgess Granden Co.
Ed r. Morearity's "Omaha Memories"
for sale. Burgess Nash & Co., Price,
$3.50.
DIR. L. Lensky, dentist, formerly Of
S42 Paxton block, moved TO larger
quarters at 40S Paxton block.
Services at House of Hope-Rev. ].
Frank Young will conduct religious
services at the House of Hope Sunday
afternoon.
Tr. the monday 35-cent luncheon
at the Empress Garden. amidst pleas
ant surroundings, music and entertain
ment-Advertisement.
Hustling Committee Meets--The
hustling committee Of AkSar- Ben will
hold business meeting at the Hotel
Fontenelle tomorrow noon.
Announcement-Dr. ]. j. Sullivan,
dentist, of S1l City National bank
building, is now associated with DR..
L. Lensky. Phone Douglas 7l17.
Alleges Nonsupport-Nonsupport is
alleged by Edith Mack, suing John
Mack for divorce in district court
They were married at Council Bluffs,
October II, 1904.
House of Hope Speaker-Rev. J..
Frank Young, pastor of Westminster
Presbyterian church, will address the
residents of the House of Hope, Flor
pnra thic q aftarpnpu at O'clock
Practices Law in New York--An-
nouncement comes from New York
that Herman Gates Kopald, formerly,
Of Omaha, has engaged in the general
practice of law with the firm of Strook
& Strook.
Concert at EImwood Park-The
Midwest Concert band will give a
municipal concert at Elmwood park
Sunday afternoon at $3.50. Director
A. A. Wedemeyer has arranged an in
tefesting program.
Accept Engine House Bid-The bid
Of Robert Burke for the reconstrIc-
ton of engine house No. at Eleventh
and Jackson streets has been accepted
by the city commission. 1t calls for
an expenditure of $19,950.
Women of Church to Entcrtain-The
women of st. Philomena's church will
entertain at cards Thursday evening.
june 7, at st. Mary Magdalene's hall,
Ninteenth and Dodge streets, Prizes
and refreshments will be given.
Concert at Fontenelle Park-At
Fontenelle park the Ancient Order of
United Workmen Military band will
give concert Sunday under the su-
pervision of the Department of Parks.
The concert will begin at 2:30.
To Pen for Stealing Auto-Edward
Swanson, pleading guilty to grand
larcency before Judge Sears, sitting in
criminal court, was sentenced to from
one to two years in the penitentiary.
He was charged with the theft Of an
automobile.
Manley Buys a Home-Robert Fl.
Manley, commissioner of the CONNER
cial club, has just purchased the home
in which he lives at 1901 South Thir-
ty-fifth street. Ella Smith was the
former owner. A. P. Turkey & Son
negotiated the deal.
Fined for Shoplifting-Miss Eula
Campbell, 1926 Caldwell street,
pleaded guilty to stealing dress from
the Burgess-Nash store. She was
given f1fteen-day suspended sentence
on her promise to not let her desire
for fine clothes overbalance her judg-
ment as to right and wrong. The
dress was returned.
Fifteen Year-Old Gets a Divorce
Mildred r. Wathan, girl-bride, who
ran away from home February 1 and
married Floyd G. Wathan at Seward,
Neb., was granted decree by Judge
Day, sitting in divorce court. The di-
vorce action was brought by her faith
er, Frank L. Busche, who testified
that his daughter was only is years
old when she was married.
Long Lease on Residence Property
Porter & Shotwell have just closed
a ninety-nine-year lease for Mrs. Lola
Vincent, with Rasp Brothers on the
property located at the southwest
corner Of Twenty-sixth and Douglas
streets. This property is improved on
Twenty-sixth street, with a brick ter
race of six dwellings and large
dwelling on Douglas street, known as
the old Gallagher home. The lessee
is given the option to purchase the
property at any time during the life of
the lease and within a specified period
must erect new Improvements to cost
not less than $4,000,