Omaha daily bee., 1917-02-09
Brief City News
Wedding Rings-Edholm. Jeweler.

Have Root Print It-Now Beacon Press.
Mrs. Forsythe Sues-Cruelty is
alleged by Minnie Forsythe. who is
suing Frank Forsythe, for divorce in
district court.
Goes East With Buycrs-C. c. Beld'
en- of Thompson, Belden & Co. has
gone east with several buyers
Ruby Stansberry Wants Divorce
Ruby Stansberry. suing for divorce
from Earl e. Stansberry in district
court, alleges nonsupport
FOWL Engineering Company has
moved to top floor New First National
bank building, Expert drainage and
municipal engineers. Phone Douglas
1918.
Phone Excavation Begun-The Ne
braska Telephone company began en-
cavation yesterday for its $75O,00C
building at Nineteenth and Douglas
streets.
Sons of Veterans Meet-Genera
Charles F.. Henderson Camp No. l.
Sons of Veterans, will hold Its regular
meeting in Memorial hall, court house
this evening
Opens New Store Saturday--Henry
F. keiser the book man, has leased
one Of the Sixteenth street stores In
the Loyal hotel and will open for bush
ness Saturday morning.
Sapphire Ring Missing-A ladys
gold ring containing sapphire set
ting surrounded by eighteen small dia-
monds was stolen from the apartment
of Mrs. J. S. Glow, sol Hamilton
apartments
Settles His Claim-Nick Nazsara, a
section hand on the Missouri Pacific
railroad, settled his $4,000 damage
suit against the road for $425. The
case was to have gone to trial Friday
in federal court.
Increases Capital stock-The J. ].
Hanighen company, plumbing and
heating contractors, has increased its
capital stock to $250,000, according to
amended articles of Incorporation filed
with the county clerk.
AlIis Injured in Fall-Sam Allis,
1926 Georgia avenue, employed at the
Union Pacific, suffered bad bruises by
fall from a street car Wednesday.
He was given attention by police sur
geons and taken to his home.
Three Divorces Granted-The fol-
lowing DEGREES have been granted in
divorce court: Alice eileen from John
eileen; Olive =. Wright from Grover
Cleveland Wright Jessie Walsh Ma
Totes from George e. Mazotes.
Mud on Sidewalks Kathryn
O'Grady of 1920 Frederick street has
advised the city commissioners in
writing that Frederick street, east of
Thirteenth street, needs attention. One
undesirable feature is said to be half
foot of mud on the sidewalks,
Fireman Sprains Arm-Twenty-four
hours after the blaze Captain Joe Gal
ligan of hose company No. discov-
cred that he had suffered a sprained
arm while fighting the flames at the
Willow Springs brewery fire Tuesday.
He was relieved by police surgeons
Vice President Ii. Schroeder of the
Willow Springs brewery says he de-
sires to correct an impression given
out through reports of the fire in the
brewery Tuesday. The company will
fill all orders promptly, he says,
though for time the organization
will be badly crippled.
Complains of Pool Hall--A- w. Mill
er, probation officer, has filed com
plant against the Nygard pool hall,
Twenty-fourth and Lake streets, alleg-
ing this hall permits minors to play.
Leslie Dunkle, is, 141S North Eight
zenith street, is the minor Miller de-
clares was permitted to play.
Two Autos Missing-Thomas era
van, Herman, Neb., after touring tc
Omaha In his automobile, left the
machine standing in front of the
Drexel hotel. When he returned he
found the car gone. B. Pred, 1928
California street, reported the loss OF
his automobile to the police, who re-
covered 1t few hours later.
Bishop Coming for Funeral-Bishor
McGovern of Wyoming, formerly OF
Omaha, is expected to arrive in
Omaha Saturday morning for the
funeral of his brother-in-law, William
e. Owens, which will take place from
the family residence, 1926 South Thir-
ty-sixth street, Saturday at $3.50 a. m,
going to ST. Peters church. Inter
ment will be in St. Mary's cemetery
Fine Fireplace Goods-Sunderland