Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-05-15
BraeJ City News

Mazda Lamps-Bursess-G anden Co.
Have Root Print It-New Beacon Press.
Platinum Wedding Rings-Edohlm,
| ieweler.
Goodrich Garden Hose at Jas. Nor
ton & Son Co.
Dandelion Rakcs and Garden Tools,
James Morton & Son Co,
All Brands OF Creamery Butter at
40 cents pound, Washington Market.
Why Not Enjoy sirloln steak at
zoe pound from Washington Market.
ton Market.
Carey Arrested--Carey, the cleaner,
Is again arresting the attention OF all
Omaha by pressing mems suits for SO
cents.
Pupils Name Omitted-Donald My
ers' name was omitted from the list of
Eighth B pupils from Monmouth Park
school, as printed in yesterdays issue.
Bluffs Girl WEEDS in Chicago-Wil-
liam X. Conrod of Anderson, Ind, OBJ
tanned license in Chicago to wed
Miss Lydia Proctor of Council Bluffs
Mr.. Hendrickson Gets Divorce
Lloyd w. Hendrickson was freed from
Edith Hendrickson in divorce court,
Judge Leslie presiding, On grounds of
alleged cruelty.
Rector Mackay Back In Pulpit
Rev. L. ], Mackay preached at All
Saints yesterday for the first time
since he was taken i'll Easter. He
was greeted by large congregation.
Lydia Walker Asks Divorce
Lydia Walker, suing Mark +, Walker
for divorce in district court, alleges
that he failed to support her. They
were married in Seattle, Wash, March
~, 1911.
Eight Catalpa Bungeii, Nine Feet
$2.OO each INCEST trees ever shown
here. Also hard maple. A general
line. Smith Nursery, Is N. Man,
Council Bluffs. Phone PA.
Four Way Street Sign--City Com
missioner Jardne showed to the coun-
Gil a sample of four-way street sign
which would cost 81 with post An
estimate was made that $4,000 would
be necessary to equip 400 intersec-
tons.
More Fire-Fighting Equipment
Three tractors and two service trucks
have been received from the Amer
lean LaFrance Fire Engine company
as part of this years contract. The
tractors will be used to haul the large
apparatus.
Flag Raising Exercises-A flag pole
fifty-five feet high is being erected in
the court of the Belevdere apart
ments at Sixteenth and Woolworth
avenue, and Tuesday afternoon at
4:30 agraising exercises of a patri-
otto character will be held.
Miss Austin Returns-Mary Austin
of the public schools has returned
from Cincinnati, where she has been
taking special course. She will be
acting principal of WebsterI school for
the remainder of the school year on
account of illness of Principal Clara
Cooper.
Mccartney IncOrpOrates-The Nc
Caffrey Investment company, which
will do real estate and investment
business, has filed articles Of incor-
poration with the county clerk. The
capital is 100000. Owen McCaffrey
and Theresa j. Mccartney are the in
corporators.
Sues Railroad for $40,
VI 9GViOVU are dshtu NY DtdNlOS lsldlli-
pras, administrator of the estate of
Manolis Tsiampras, suing the Union
Pacific in district court. Tsiampras
was fatally injured when struck by
train near Junction City, Kan, while
employed as water boy.
Recover Stolen Cars-The follow
ing Omaha auto owners have recov-
cred their cars. which were stolen:
Thomas C. Rich, ST. North Twenty
fourth street; Arthur S. Rogers. 5214
Cass; Saul Levy, 1880 North Thirty
third; Richie Land company, and
Oscar c. Homann, Roland apart
ments.
To Open Outdoor Station-A naval
recruiting substation will be opened
at Twentieth and Farnam streets
within the next few days. The Scott
Tent and Awning company has do
mated the use of tent, and this will
be put up on the south side of the
street, under the shadow of the bill
boards.
10 Report at Fort CroOk-David P.
Morton, 3517 Burt street, received
Saturday a commission of captain in
the quartermaster's department of
United States army with orders to re-
port at Fort Crook Captain Morton
is veteran of the Spanish American
war, having served in the Philippines
and Cuba in 1898.