Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-11
HAPPENINGS IN
THE MAGIC CITY
Frosted Feet in April Reported
by Man Who Rides
Bumpers.
woRKMEN NAME DELEGATE

Frosted feet in April seems improb-
able, yet such was the report made
concerning Emmett Garner, % years.
Leavenworth, Kan, who was found
suffering in this manner. The local
Burlington night yardmaster reported
to the police that man was laid up
at the switch shanty under the Q
street viaduct. He was taken to the
station at o'clock in the police am
bulance and attended by Dr.. X. r.
Losey, He said he rode in from Falls
City on a Missouri Pacific train
dropping off here at 4:30 o'clock in
the morning.
Robberies Reported.
Three robberies OF more or less i'm
portant character were reported at
the police station. Pete Masgin,
roomer, Twenty-eighth and Q streets,
said that someone had entered his
room, while he was at work and
stolen a suit OF clothes and six white
shirts. Maurice Smith, Bellevue COL
lege student, reported that his watch
was stolen from his vest, which he
had left hanging in the dormitory
Sunday.
Entering the rear coal chute which
was left open and forcing the rear eel
Ter door, thieves broke into the United
Provision store, 1927 South Twenty
fourth street. either Saturday night or
Sunday and rifed the cash register Of
SIS, besides taking a dozen package
carton of tea.
Worku.r n.,.,,,..
n.,.
hg.essaes .L 10 a.,ehd the convention
=, .ne stana ioage OF inc ancient
OldeL lI 9i Sh,tea Morkmen, which
G |.. DC ne!a @ az 'he Fontenelle hotel;
Cnlana, May q, y ahu ~, were elected
al a. ',lee.'hg OF 'ne local iodge' NO.
~, -, hela iast ihursoay evening.
nose, WIN Alternate elected were:
bernard ~ Fmerty! master work.
man, man, Johh ); Mightihgale, recorder
master wortman T md 'au sr.nc;sr .o'",,, me-
present trustee. and Joseph Sterba
present treasurer, as alternates
Mr., F;,,s.r,,d n.,d
r m '
eo Mrs Matsafet +. Fitzgerald aged
w years, aiea SUNDAY evening at her
e1,he, e1 iWeh.y.'Iira anu = streets
5he ~ survived py son, FRANK;
aaughter, MIS-. Henry Doizoi, and
Mrs H;ncbeu !. aiso ,;,.;na M "T, III.
funeral arrangements will be given
out later.
Funeral services for Mrs, Luke
Gaughan, who died Sunday, will be
held wednesday morning at 9 o'clock
at the home. 23ll Q streets, and at
st. Agnes church. Burial will be in
St. Mary's cemetery,
Francis, the 6-weeks-old son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Ortman, South Side,
died yesterday of pneumonia. The flu
eral will be held at the hor 3
o'clock this afternoon. Buria' be
in St. Mary's cemetery.
Charge Insanity.
A formal CHARGE of ;r.,,;,, ,,,s
filed ava;nst Fred RIoet e;t;1sn "ho %
w,s srrss,.d S,,,d,,, III. ,,,. .,J
by Officers Knudtson and Lepinski in
h's room IN the paek'ns District 6urn-
NY .i9t'l'is ie iidu removed. Wnei,
askea =: 'ol ah explanation ne saio that
!, !, 'll;s manner Tic was burning away
HIS s'''s.
Joseph Swoboda Dies.
1ose,b swohod. ,rsd oa v.,rs d;.d
nj oId ao. Mond,v rnorr;ra .. .hs
home of his daucbter Ms lanes
D;belka of Avery H. has h.sn
resident ~ the state th;r,r"two vsa-s
Th.r. ,rs g.. ...;a
lily, which includes thirty-three great
Y eLanucn''afeh ana th'rty-hine grand
ch1rIreh: lTI go .,
me ,unefal WIN be held at .
. eioek Weoaesaay morning from the
4 les,uenee : III hvery 10 the Shufeh OF
:. sa ,P ln1ermeht VIII DC made
~ .n Oh MA Ma'y esnie'ery. M inree aaugh-
,Is' Ms. M Ddroela Dloe,ka OF avery
MIS-. MARIE re)ouk ana MRS. Anto-
ma ouraoa' all OF omaha' are sur
Contractor !. Hurt
,--,,.
falllng thirty rect from scattold
creCted between TWO houses at wen
ty-second and + streets, Sanford
Wright 4424 South Twer+y.fo,rtL
20
.apeu SERIOUS INJURY thlS morning al
lO:3U o'clock. As il was he was utl-
conscious for a period of a half hour.
He was revived hv Cant,;p Pr;oos
,,J Cm. ess
anu o!lSef DeoTSe oleVenS, VINO an
, swefeo INC hurry Call from the sta
ton.
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Harold Helm, iun;oy AZ the Sou,I,
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