Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-12-11
South Side Breuities

sale-Everythins. e. v. Lorig. 241s N
street.
On complaint Of Ella Pasea, Felix
Makalonis was arrested on a warrant
"Wednesday; on charge Of assault and
battery The case was set for trial Thurs
day morning.
Mrs. Nellie A. Sherwood. 3s17 South
Twenty seventh street. left Wednesday
for Albert Lea, Mimi. where she will visit
a few weeks with her daughter. Mrs.
Harry Black.
Charles Chase, banker of Stanton, Neb..
marketed a load of lambs on the local
market Wednesday, that brought the high
rrice OF S15 a. hundred. The lambs were
fnttened on Mr. Chase's farm near Pilger.
Fine home for sale or rent. I offer for
sale or rent the residence property, 1922
So. 26th St, Highland park district; a
fine home Possession December Is.
Henry G: Murphy, Phones: South 2o6 or
Most of the marketable hogs have been
sent to the local market from around
Gering according to F., Proke. who came
IN from that place with several loads Of
several thousand head of live stock being
fed In the Platte valley and that there
would be large, shipments to the local
market in the spring.
According to complaint Of Mrs Ella
Richard Hanon. stole suitcase filled with
clothes from her home Hanon was found
guilty and sentenced WEDNESDAY morning
to 10 days in Jail.
Edward Phillips of Boise, Ida, visitor
at the yards Wednesday. said the price
Of milk In his section was gradually going
up and that at Pocatello, 1t was selling
for 27h cents 4 quart with promise OF
q stlIl greater increase.
Arno Truelson, formerly with the car
routing department at the local Armour
plant. who was a lieutenant with the
quartermaster department OF the govern
1yrc
visited old friends this week. He will re-
turn to France next week on private busl-
ness and on his return to America viii 10
cate in North Dakota, where he has an
interest In q coal NINE
r. Barker 1925 South Thirty-second
street, was arrested Tuesday evening by
Officers Nissen. Risk and Gleason on
charge Of dturbance wh In the p rhar des
searched at the station the police. found
a pair OF. steel knucks. The additional dItnnan
charge, Of carrying a concealed weapon SI.n
gerald fined Barker $3.50 and costs on
the concealed weapon charge and dis
charged him on the disturbance COM
plant.
Mrs Rose Casper. 25e2 7 street com
planned to tine police Tuesday night: that
her husband, Tony. was drunk and had
driven her and their four children out In
the cold Tony, was arrested by 0ffiee GER
turbance and being drunk. Tony told
Judge Fitzgerald In police court Wednes-
day morning that he had been drinking
raisin wine. The court assessed a fine
of SO and costs and Tony promised to
pass up the paisin wine and take care OF
his family.
AT WIG BROTHERS STORE THURS
AND SAT-
Santa Claus will give presents and wants
to meet every girl and boy In our Nam
moth Toyland. He will be here Thursday
from Q p. m. to p. m. and on SATURDAY
from 10 a. m to IL and from . p. m. to
s p. on these days he will have pres,
ents for every girl and boy Come ana
meet the grand old man, talk to him,
shake his hand and tell him what you
want for Xmas You will enjoy select
ing toys at this greater store, as our Toy
land is much larger than in former years.
and, as usual are reasonably priced For
practical gift giving visit the greater store.
For the men you will find ties, hosiery
shirts. combination sets, gloves, pa1amas.
hose supporters, sweaters, etc. For the
ladies' you will find furs. neckwear, waists
hosiery, gloves, handkerchiefs, linens,
dishes, silk undergarments, etc. ours IS
a store with Xmas spirit.