Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-10
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DIR. Frank Simon. suite 713, Oma-
ha National Bank Bldg.
ID. w. Cahill HID. w. Cahill,
with the Bemis Omaha Bag COM
pany. and father Of Mrs. Frank Ca
rey, is i'll at his home, 3S72 Seward
street.
Mrs. Wolf Recovering.-Mrs.C Cora
Wolf, who recently underwent ser
ious operation at one of the local
hospitals, is greatly Improved and
rapidly recovering.
Body Brought Here for Cremation
The body of Emma Stibal has
been brought from Gretna for Gre
nation at Forest Lawn crematory.
Death was caused by pneumonia.
Funeral OF James Tamisea.-The
funeral Of James Tamisea will be
held from the family residence. 211S
North Fifteenth street, at 10 a. M,
today. Interment at Holy Sepulcher
cemetery.
Dance Postponed-The dance
which was to have taken place at
the Scottish Rite cathedral Thurs
day night has been postponed on ac-
count Of the closing order of the
Board of Health.
Messenger Boy Buys Bond
Claude James Gregg, a Western I'm
ion messenger boy, who resides at
220 North Eighteenth street. pur-
chased $50 Liberty bond Wednes-
day afternoon, paying cash for it.
Seven Walkers Have "Flu."-Dr.
]. H. Hutton has reported to the
health department that seven men,
bers of the family Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ole w. Walker. colored, I'LL South
Eighteenth street, have Spanish
flu"
No Gambling There-Emil Leaf,
proprietor of the Des Moines hotel,
says no gambling game was raided
at his place as reported. He says
he is only running a rooming hotel
and has no place for games of any
kind.
Visits Omaha.-Charles Wesley
Tenney, president Of Gooding col
lege, stopped over in Omaha a short
time Wednesday on his way to South
Dakota, where he is to make series
of educational addresses in 20 coun-
ties of that state.
Buys More BOnds-Of the Is Bur-
lington departments in Omaha all
are 100 per cent or better on Liberty
loan subscriptions, but adding to the
total continues. The subscriptions
are now close to 100000 and more
money coming in on bond sales.
Address Wanted.-J. E. Carroll of
of 3Olst Field Signal brigade with
the American eXpeditionary forces in
France wishes to learn the address
of Charles Berger, formerly of
Kansas City, Mo. Berger's parents
are said to be living in Omaha at
the present time.
Manufacturers Build Tower.-The
Omaha manufacturers will have
charge of the Tower of Liberty
building on the court house lawn at
noon today. They promise some
thing novel in the celebration. Floyd
Gibbons, the war correspondent, is
to make speech If he arrives in
the city in time.
Several Divorces Granted-The
following divorce DEGREES were grant
ed in district court Tuesday: Mary
Lucy Painter from Forrest Vurl
Painter, on grounds Of cruelty; Lille
Denton from Frank Denton, cruelty
and nonsupport, and Mary Elizabeth
Hamblet from Samuel F., cruelty
and nonsupport
Burlington Trains Earlier.-Com-
mencing Sunday, October 13, Bur-
lington afternoon train No 3-41 for
Lincoln, Denver and the northwest,
leaves at ago p. m, instead of 4:25
p. m. No. 4. morning local for Iowa,
leaves Omaha at 9:15 a. M, instead
of 9:1S a. m. No. 6-44 arrives from
the west and northwest at 6:45 a.
M, instead Of $50 a. m.
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