Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-08
COUNCIL BLUFFS.

terday morning and was removed TO the
isolation hospital on Oak street.
Wanted, man with team to do Job OF sod
ding Inquire at Bee ONCE. Council Bluhs.
Tho regular meeting Of Myrtle lodge.
Degree or Honor, will be held this evening
Wanted single man to work about house
and barn Apply at office OF Leonard
Everett.
All persons owing Durfee Furniture com
pany please call and settle at once, on nc
count OF change In firm,
M remains OF Father Eugene Phalen
were taken to Atchison, Kan, yesterday
by Rev. Father George keim.
Before pa perlng your rooms we want to
show you our elegant 1919 designs Z. Is
Paint. on and Glass company.
The remains OF Miss IiGzie Bergenhomke
were taken TO her home In Nicola, Ia, yes
terday, accompanied by her father.
Mrs. Henderson will entertain the mem
Relief corps this afternoon at her home on
Scott street.
The funeral Of James o'Neil will be held
saturday m9rnihs az 2Ti T LII IrHth NJ in IN
st. Joseph cemetery.
MIR. and Mrs. A. A. Covalt are home from
the east. where Mr.. Covalt has been en-
gazing musicians for his band at Lake
ManawR this summer.
We contract to keep public or private
houses free from reaches by the year, In
sect ENterminator Manufacturing com
pany. Council Bluffs, Ia. Telephone F6S4.
The funeral OF Frank McKenna OF 2AOS
Avenue J will be held Saturday afternoon
at . o'clock from 81. Francis Navier,s
cemetery.
Daniel W. Keller OF the Iowa Furniture
and Carpet company was severely bruised
yesterday by the wagon on which he was
driving overturnlng. Mr.. Keller fell under
the wagon.
In the divorce suit OF Nellie Louise Cook
against Charles Adelbert Cook, Judge
Wheeler made an order giving the plain
tin temporary alimony OF N2 a month
pending the determination Of the case.
The Alumni association OF the high school
will meet this evening at s o'clock In the
high school building TO elect officers FOR
the ensuing year and TO outline. arrange
mCnts for the entertainment Of this years
graduating class.
The funeral OF Mrs. Anna clinton will
be held at 3 o'clock this morning from St
Francis Navier's church. Burial will be
in ST Joseph cemetery. Richard MaXneld.
grandson OF the deceased, arrived yester-
day from Fort Collins, Colo.
Drs. II. :. West, T.. T.. Woodbury. and
l.. l. Poston returned homo yesterday from
Sioux City, where they attended the meet
ing OF the Iowa state Dental society. They
report a very interesting meeting, although
the attendance was not what had been
anticipated.
Mrs. Gertrude Bryson, wife Of George
Bryson. 2tO South Avenue, died yesterday
morning. aged So years Besides her hus-
band, she leaves one son and three step
~dauEhters. Funeral services will be held
this afternoon at 1850 o'clock at the family
residence, after which the remains will be
taken to Spring Ranch. Neb., for burial,
Bert Guthrie. wanted at Hutchinson,
Kan, to answer TO a charge OF forgery,
was arrested yesterday on n farm near
Walnut by Deputy sheriff Long OF Avoca,
He was placed in the county jail here last
night to await the arrival OF Sheriff Hooper
from Hutchinson. who Is expected here to-
day. Guthrie has consented 10 return TO
Kansas without reauisition papers.
II. T, Blair, a travelling salesman Of Sioux
CITY, called at police headquarters last
evening In search OF his la-year-old son,
week ago. As far as could he learned last
night. the boy was not In this city.
Mrs, Mary Jensen. wife OF NJ. &, jensen,
$40 North EiEhth street. died last evening,
aged IS years. Besides her husband, three
daughters, Mrs. Eugene Casey and Mrs
Harcourt of this city and Mrs, Martha
West VI Fremont. Neh.. survive her, Mrs,
Jensen had been q resident of this county
for thirtyAf1e years and OF Council Bluffs
for twenty-four years.