Omaha daily bee., 1905-02-17
COUNCIL BLUFFS
Davis sells drugs.
Leffert's glasnes nt.


Lenerts 1glssaes nt.
stockert sells carpets.
Plumbing and Heating. Bixby g. Son.
Drs. Woodbury., dentists. 80 Pearl street
For rent, modern house. 723 Sixth avenue.
school drawing, practice and music pa
pers' e. Il. Alexander, 333 3 way.
Duncan % s. Main st, Guarantees to do
tne pest shoe repair work Give him trial.
,iana T. Potteri president Of the First Ma
In Council Bluffs yesterday.
Bluff City Benevolent society will give a
dance at the Woodman of the World hall
saturday night, February 1s
II. Corrigan and Mrs Ella Phillips, both
OF Omaha, were married in this city yester-
day afternoon by Justice z. b. Gardner.
Hon. w. +. Freeman OF Oakland, state
representative from Pottawattamie county,
terday.
Missouri oak dry eordwood, $ a cord,
per cord. delivered. William Welch, i6
North Main. Telephone rs.
Dennis oLeeTy, until recently owner and
editor OF the Woodbine, Qa.) Twiner has
accepted the position of state news editor
on the Council Blufrs Nonpareil.
The cantata, Ruth" which was to have
been given Thursday of next week at the
Fifth Avenue Methodist church., has been
postponed to March 2, owing TO a conflict
At the meeting Of the E1ks lodge, tonight
and the trustees will report on the ques-,
house on First avenue. .......
II. A. Hough, who. with several fellow
motor employees Is interested in a large
ranch In western Nebraska, has received
word that the stock on their ranch passed
through the recent storms in excellent
shape and without loss.
Phil Wareham, who attempted to com
nit suicide by cutting his throat is
is able 10 talk to "a limited extent. He is
stu at Mercy hospital and 1t will be some
time before he can be removed to his home
on East washington avenue.
These new cases of smallpox were re
poweil child, 2Sii I South Ninth street. Street The The
Twentieth Avenue school.
Owing to the absence of Mayor Macrae
from the city no conference was held yes
Hess and Attorney finley, and the Board
cination Of children attending the public
schools, Of the city.
Ed Cole, whose right name is believed to
days on bread and water yesterday by
Judge Scott of the police court on general
emily declined to explain his possession of
clothing which ne was endeavoring to dis
pose of when arrested.
A frame barn. on the premises at 623
MINISTER street, occupied by w. F. Adams,
which were In the barn were incinerated,
together with buggy and harness. The
barn was owned by Mrs. Schurz. The loss
Is about 500 with no Insurance.
The funeral Of the late George, M.
Williams OF 422 FRANKLIN avenue. will be
held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the
Second Presbyterian church. Services will
be conducted by Rev. Harvey Hostetler.
Thursday OF last week and the body was
delayed In transit on account of the snow
blockade on the railroads
p. \. Maher OF 1905 Eighth avenue has
been appointed special quarantine officer
by May3r Macrae and entered his du-
IS In aeeordanse WITH the s0 order Of the
Board of Health at it's meeting Tuesday
be to see that quarantine regulations are
obeyed and to run down violators of the
same.
]. j. Hughes arrived home yesterday
from Des Moines. where he attended the
annual meeting OF the Iowa agents of the
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance COM
pany, He was honored by being elected
a vice, Presiddent Of the association, Mr..
panied Mr.. Hughes, remained in Des
Moines 10 visit relatives and friends for a
The will of the late John L. Busch a
wealthy farmer of Keg Creek township,
was admitted to probate yesterday and the
taunS appSed exssator SGSr
the win a farm OF 100 acres in Keg Creek
SSsGS and anoer farm Of Zoo aeres in
the same t9p,wSnsship, p,Srsp, and a house and lot
phia busch, the widow to be liable for
such debts as lher husband might have
had at the time of his death. The residue
OF the estate, both real and personal, is
to be equally DIVIDED between the son and
widow
Anson H. Emaripe died at 1890 a. m.
yesterday at hts residence 107 Park ave-
nue., from an. attack OF the grippe after an
illness OF but few days. He SO
years of age and had been a resident of
Council Bluffs for thirty-five years He is
survived by four sons, VIII and George
OF this city Howard Of Atlanta, Neb. Lee
Of Pasadena, Cal, and four daughters.
Mrs George Peck of Glenwood, Ia. Mrs.
r. E. slivers and Matte and Clara of this
city, Funeral services, conducted by Rev.
James O'May. pastor of the Broadway
Methodist church, viii be conducted this
afternoon at 8 o'clock at the family resi-
deTice and Saturday morning the remains
will be taken to Glenwood for interment.
Mr. Emafine was we'll known stock
dealer and in the early, days, before the
advent of the railroads, was engaged
freighter between this city and Denver,
Colo
Rooms and cafe. Ogder motel.