Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-19
Braet City N Gus

Mazda Lamps-Bur-eEs-G anden Co.
Have Root Print It--Nsw Beacon Press.
Platinum Wedding Rinss-Edohlm
Jeweler.
AdcoCks Separated-Lee c. Adcock
was freed from Opal May Adcock by
Judge Leslie, sitting in divorce court.
Unity Society to Meet-The Unity
society will meet Sunday at II a. M,
at 7Ol Bee building. Subject will be
Faith"
Audubons Meet Saturday-The reg
ular monthly meeting of the Nebraska
Audubon society will be held at s p,
m Saturday at the public library.
Get Acquainted at Parish House
Men of the First Presbyterian church
have get-acquainted dinner with mu-
sic and Boy Scout program Friday
night at $50.
Alleges Cruclty-Claude Perkins is
suing Anna Perkins for divorce in
district court Cruelty is alleged. They
were married at Hastings, Neb,, Feb
ruary 4, 1914.
Two Divorces Granted-Judge Day
sitting in divorce court. freed Minnie
Ludwick from Clayton Ludwick and
granted decree 10 Elite Kibbey Smith
from George William Smith.
Hubby Says Wife Was Crucl-Cru-
city is alleged by James f. B. Wilson.
suing Mary l.. X. Wilson for divorce
in district court. They were married
at Creston, Ia, January IA. 1906.
Says Husband Threatened Her-Liz-
zie Jones, suing George E. Jones for
divorce in district court. alleges that
he threatened her. They were married
at Falls City, Neb,, August 10, 1901.
Concert in COstume-A popular con-
cert in costume will be given at the
Elks' lodge Friday evening, under the
direction of Mrs Millie Ryan. Some
new patriotic selections will be rem
dered by the quartets
Backed Her Eycs-Martha Virgins,
suing Olaf Virgins, locomotive fire.
man, for divorce in district court, says
that he had habit of blackening her
eyes. They were married in Minneap-
oils March Is, 1915.
Eight CataIpa Bungeii, Nine Feet
Worth $500 each. To close them out
$500 each. INCEST trees ever shown
here. Also hard maple. A general
line. Smith Nursery, Is n. Main,
Council Bluffs. Phone PA.
Shows Open Chassis-During the |
balance of the week the Mcintyre
Hayward Motor company has on exhi- |
bition a Stearns-Knight four cylinder |
cut-open chassis, which shows the |
Stearns-Rnight motor in operation.
Divorce Property, TOo-A division |
of considerable property was made by |
Judge Leslie, sitting in divorce court, |
when hn frpa1 Rnrfha A |
Delevan A. Pearce, a newspaper man.
The wife was given the family home at
1910 North Forty-fifth street.
Fails to Support Wife-Laura Cud-
worth. suing Chester F. Cudworth for
divorce in district court, alleges that
he earns salary of 500 a month, but
fails to support her. They were mar
ried in Ottumwa, Ia, December "a,
1907.
Goes to Live With His Parents
Myrtle Safer Horne is suing Howard
c. Horne for divorce in district court
on grounds Of alleged cruelty. She
says he has gone home to live with
his parents" They were married in
Omaha January IS, 1913.
To Elect Delegate-A special
meeting of the Herzel-N ordau Gate
will be held tonight at o'clock at
the Beth Hamedrash Hagodel, Nine
tenth and Burt streets. Order Of spe-
cial business will be to elect a dele
gate to the congress committe.
Wangberg Funeral Saturday-The
funeral of Jonas Wangberg, who died
Wednesday night after an illness of
four months. will be held from the
family residence, 1909 South 25th ave-
nue., Saturday afternoon at $3.50, with
lnterment at Forest Lawn cemetery. 4,
Potash Company Enlarges-The
American Potash company has in
its capital stock, to $250,00O,
according to amended articles of in,
filed with the county clerk.l
Arthur English, president, and George
Mcintyre, secretary, made the fill
ing. [
Royal Neighbors to Conventional r
special car filled with Royal Neigh c
bors, going from Nebraska to the ma +
tional convention in Buffalo, N. Y,
will leave Friday night over the
southwestern. The party is in charge 5
IF Mrs. May Allen of Omaha and Mrs.
Joseph Stonesifer of Lincoln. G
Sues for Injuries-Twenty-five thou j
sand dollars damages are asked bv
'red E. Matock, former freight brake d
nan, in suit brought in district court
against the Union Pacific. He alleges =
permanent injuries suffered near Pot ).
er, Neb., February 16 of this year, II
when piece of timber struck him as S
train going in the opposite direc- a
ION passed on a parallel track. He c
lays his left eye was gouged from the
iocket and alleges that he is inca ',
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