Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-24
bed rooms. G25 FIfth avenue.

Harry Murphy, coal and wood. "a Main
Dl. shriver, dentist Merriam blk" rom 246
Satisfaction guaranteed at tie reliable
Blur City cam laundry. Phone 3ii.
Imperial Laundry Co., So7 Broadway.
Shirts, cts; co.lsrs, 2 cs; cufTs. cts
Hlppy aro they w1o 70 to Walton's every
day to get their fruits, candles ond fancy
groceries
Mrs. w. H. Bradley and daughter. Maggie,
have returned from a weeks visit TO Mar
shalltown.
Shubert's Old stand has been reopened by
C. X. Petit & Co. Best grades Of hard and
soft coal. 1928 Bway.
Nos. /, 2 aud 3 of ireland in Pictures"
can now be had at the Council Bluffs office
OF The Bee, 10 Pearl street.
Carlsons freshly ground cornmeal, best to
be had; call for 1t at your grocer's or at c.
Carlson's Wash. Ave. mills.
Mr.. II. NJ Socksdorf Of Treynor has just
returned from a visit to Pierce Neb He
reports crops better than for years.
+. l.. Kern of Denver, has been in the
city for several days visiting his nephew,
Ralph Williams, on Harmony street
Mrs. w w. Sherman has been engaged to
lead the choir at st. Panl's church and will
sing an ofrertOry solo this morning.
II. II. Woodrow, one OF the Oldest residents
OF Malvern was in the city yesterday call
ing on friends and transactng business.
D.; Charles f. Baumeister of ST. Louis is
In the city a guest OF his parents, Mr. and
Mrs Baumeiser Of the fremont house.
A platform meeting will be held this even
inS at Broadway church. Jacob Sims, Profs.
TlomIs AMI Sylvester and others will speak.
Mrs. w. w. Sherman has been engaged as
leader of the choir at st. Paus and will
take the Leading part in the music there
today.
Mrs Bray keeps n full line OF Battenburg,
Hamilton and min lacp. also pmbrOi1pry
silks. Free instructions. Cleaning lace a
specially
The First Presbyterian church offers some
extra good music today by way of fine
anthem in the morning and duet In the
evening.
Attention Mckinley Guards! There will
be meeting of the Guards Monday evening,
October %. az o'clock at 407 Broadway.
by order Of the captain.
Fifth Avenue church will have a special
temperance service this evening. chorus
OF young people will lead the singing and
sing several chorus songs.
Council Bluffs people can obtain copies of
the international art series, ireland in
Pictures" by calling at the Council Bluffs
office OF The Bee. No. 10 Pearl street
1t makes it easy for you. We call for
your family washing; it Is beautifully done,
returned promptly and there you are. Why
not phone 157 for the Eagle laundry wagon?
Honest weight and lowest prices are what
talk IN the coal business. Thomas Rishton
guarantees every ton of coal he sells to
weigh 1000 pounds. 2406 West Broadway.
Instead OF the regular sermon this evening
Rev. Wilson, pastor of the First Congrega-
ticnal church. will give lecture on The
Punishment and Reformation OF Our Prison
Population"
A case OF scarlet fever was reported yes
terday from the residence OF James Mitchell,
S41 South First street, and case of mem
branous Group in the Sorenson family on
Stutsman street.
Mrs. Patterson, while going from one room
to another in her house at 615 Willow ave
nue. yesterday, tripped over some object and
fell heavily to the floor When she attempted
to arise she discovered that her right arm
had been fractured.
convention of the Baptist churches of
Iowa will convene in Des Mones on October
25 and will continue in session for four days.
The Baptist churches of Council Bluffs will
be represented by Rev. V. G. Roccho and City
auditor +. l.. Evans
Four boys, Roy Tolman, Harry Bell,
Alonzo Sickler and Joe Pruett were arrested
yesterday upon the charge of disturbing a
religious meeting. They were creating a
disturbance in the vicinity of the Overton
mission on East Pierce street.
The Des Moines papers announce the ar
rest in that city of the of M. Welker
who moved from this city short time ago
Tho young man is charged with having ap-
propriaed the contents of the money drawer
in the butcher shop where he was employed.
Tho Board of Health has been notified dur
ing the week of the existence of diphtheri I.
in various parts of the city and extra pre-
clutions are being taken to prevent a spread
of the dangerous disease A was re-
ported yesterday at No. 1914 South Seventh
street.
Mrs. f. o. Gleason is suffering from a
couple of fractured ribs, the result OF a
Tho
severely bruised by the accident, but did
not discover the full extent of her injuries
until yesterday morning, when her suffering
became so great that it was necessary to call
for medical assistance
s. Frohardt a Crescent township farmer,
reported to the police yesterday that horse
and buggy had been stolen from him. He
camo to Council Bluffs on the previous even
ing to attend a lodge meeting and left his
horse htched in front of the hall When he
camc out 1t gone and supposing that
the animal had broken loose and returned
home, he walked to the farm. 1t was not
there and he clme to the conclusion that II
had been stolen.
Hon. A. T. Flcknger and Superintendent
Rothert OF the Iowa School for the Deaf
have arranged for a daily stage line be-
tween the city and the institution. 1t will
leave at regular hours both morning and
afternoon and make at least three round
trips g day. There has always been great
0eal OF trouble IN reachlng the institution and
the line will meet a demand that has
long been importunate. The line is under
the control of NJ. Weatherby.
The members of the Christian tabernacle
surprised their pastor, Rev. S. NJ. Perkins,
and his family by gathering at their home
427 South First street, on Friday evening and
rendering them an Cd fashioned donation
party The event was successfully planned
and the pastor and his wife were taken
completely by surprise. The home was al
most too small to hold the multitude OF peo-
pie who had responded to the invitation.
Each brought something in the way OF in
creasing the physical comfort of the mem
bers OF the family. When the guests de-
parted 1t was found that they had left suf-
fciert provisions to supply their wants f0'
a long time.
C. h. Viavi Co. female remedy; consulta-
tion Tree Onice hours, to 10 and 2 to s.
Health book furnished, S26-32732S Merriam
block,
N Plumbing company. Tel. $50.
Nus Line to nnd from the Town school
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