Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-18
COUNCIL BLUFFS
once 10 Pearl 81. Tel. as.


Davis sells drugs
Stockert sells carpets.
John Z. FINLEY lawyer. sapp building.
Plumbing and heating Bixby & Son.
Drs. woodbury., dentists. 30 Fearl street.
woodring- Schmidt. undertakers. Tel SS9.
DR.. Luella Dean room 3, BroWn Bug
Tel 9O9
Leffert's improved toric lenses give salts
faction.
Enroll in the Western Iowa college Mon
day. A good time to begin.
Pictures for school and home. Alex
ander's Art Store, 800 Broadway.
Do II now Buy your wall paper at Bor-
wicks. 211 So. Main. IL pays. Tel. SIS.
Fryer Printing Co. 80 Main. Tel. 200. Let
us figure on your next order of printing
Get your uphostering. feathers, mat
tresses and repairing done at Morgan &
Kline's, 10 South Main street.
Prof. II. Z. Colby of the high SCHOOL
faculty is confined to his home. with illness
and is threatened with typhoid fever
Residents on Pierce street objected to the
| placing of the poles Of the Independent
| Telephone company on that street and fhe
| police had to interfere.
| At the assembly of the high school yes
terday morning Miss Enc , Ellis S, OF ms aS
| Omaha, gave a plano lecture-recital.
! At the meeting of the Womans Relief
corps yesterday afternoon resolutions were
adopted extending thanks to all who as
| sisted In entertaining the district conven-
| ton Thursday.
The taking of evidence I'm the Bierwith-
| Under suit In the district court was com
pleted yesterday afternoon and the argu-
| ments will be begun this morning. The
| case is expected to go to the jury by noon
Mrs. c. w Snyder will entertain the
| women of ST. Johns English Lutheran
church this afternoon at her home. q
| South seventh street, at missionary tea
A musical and literary program will b'
, rendered.
Pure homemade candy, angel food taffy
Yankee peanut butterscotch, cocoanu
taffy, Iceland moss, horehound squares-al
pure and fresh, 10 cents a pound today
Purity, Candy Kitchen SAG Broadway, Opera
house block.
Eli c. Laub of Denison, Ia, has filed q
voluntary petition In bankruptcy in thu
district court here, scheduling liabilities
amounting to ss,97s.14. His assets, listed a
500 and consisting of household goods, etc.
are claimed as exempt.
John p FINLEY, son of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
II. FINLEY of this city, who for severa
served as mayor several terms, has re
turned to Council Bluffs with his famll
and will engage In the practice of law. HI
has taken residence on Harrison street.
The funeral of the late A. J. CFittendel
yesterday afternoon was attended by
number of his old acquaintances and for
mer business associates, both from this cit
and Omaha. The services wer,. conducte
by Rev. II. W. Starr. rector of st. Paul
Episcopal church, and burial was in Wal
nut Hill cemetery.
Maud and Alta Smith, the young girl
charged with vagrancy, failed to appear l
police court yesterday morning, and 1t dc
veloped that their nonappearance was du
to the advice given them by their brother
in-law. j. G. brock. The patrol wagon wa
sent to bring Brock to police headquarters
and he will have to explain 20 the cour
why he interfered with it's mandate! TIL
girls will also have a hearing this morning
Having completed the paving on Thir
, I avenue Contractor Wickham has begu
work on Fourth avenue between Eight
and Ninth streets, and the people of til
western part of the city are specializing a
, hon hn will thn MAJ n
broadway. 1t was understood that i
would begin work on Broadway as soon
! lie completed Third avenue at least this
was has promise, so Alderman Grippe
states.