Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-30
MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells drugs.


Stockert sells carpets
Plumbing and heating. Bixby & Son.
DR.. Luella Dean, Brown Bldg. Tel. s09.
Drs. Woodbury. dentists, 30 Pearl street.
Woodring Schmidt. undertakers. Tel. S39.
Leffert's improved :oric lenses give salts
faction.
Art novelties for New Years gifts. Alex
anders Art Store, 1893 Broadway.
Results Our Specialty-Eclipse Collection
agency, offices 1903 Pearl st. Phone 1474.
Big mid-winter term western Iowa
Empire renaissance gold moulding pic
Tel. $50.
william C. Woodbury. and family left last
evening for Chicago where they will make
their home
Joe Matlack, district court baiiff, arrived
home yesterday from Texas, where he
visited relatives.
Get your upholsterIng. feathers, mat
tresses and repairing done at Morgan &
Klines. 10 South Main street.
A building permit was issued yesterday
to Mrs A. NJ. Keys for 81, 900 one-story
frame cottage at Avenue c and Twenty
fifth street.
The Junior league of the Fifth Avenue
Methodist church will give an entertain
ment Monday evening in the church. par
Tors. At the close of the program an oys-
ter supper will be served.
Attorney e. E. Whitfield OF Denver is
| here assisting local counsel for the Port
| land Gold Mining company and James f.
| Burns In preparing papers in the tax as
sessment Of the Portland stock.
Harry b. Sackett, formerly a resident of
this city and member of Company l.;
Fifty-1rst Iowa volunteers, which served
| through the Philippine campaign, and who
! Is now located at Pocatelio, Idaho Is visit
| ing relatives.
Mrs. Lucinda Jane Strong, aged Y years,
died yesterday at her home, llOS South
ness of four weeks. Four daughters and
| three sons survive her. Notice of funeral
/ will be given later.
| Anna NJ. Hutchinson of this city has filed
| a voluntary petition in bankruptcy Her
| liabilities are $3.50, of which 500 is Sc.
| cured by a mortgage on her personal
| property. The only assets arc 80. stated
to be due as salary from Hayden Bros
Z Omaha.
Henry w. schlueter, the contractor a,
| the Iowa School for the Deaf, whose ma.
brought by J. L. Smith filed bond yes
| terday in the sum of $3.50, double the
amount claimed by Smith and the property
| was released by the sheriff.
Walter s. Goodrich has acquired title &c
4 the property at the southwest corner OF
Broadway and Eighth street on which tht
Mr.. Goodrich $4,000 hotel. The deed
was filed Thursday and shows the consid
Grafton for the corner lot was 5000.
In the suit brought in the federal cour
Aultman, Miller & Co. against the Councl
Bluffs Savings bank of this city 10 recover
|
the company as security for a loan OF sos
prior to it's bankruptcy, Judge Mcpherson
has handed down his decision, nndlng II
| favor of the bank.
The local players who attended the tour
nament of the Southwestern Iowa WINS
league at AVoca Thursday returned yes
terday laden with honors In the team pa pa!
| the local team, consisting of Fremont Ben
jamin, b. o. Burlington, Ed Stimson an
John Mithen, carried everything belor'
them. In the team play Council B 5anrs
| scented.
Fred schafer, the young man from Sid
ney, Ia, arrested Thursday on suspicion o
, released yesterday Word was receives
from De Mdnes that the person on whom
sehafer was alleged to hare Passe n
answer to the telegram sent the youni
mans father at Colorado Springs Ia
, been received by the police
The first installment Of $1,000 OF IN
$4,000 TO he given by ]. d. Edmundson
Des Moines for the Jennie Edmunusol
0 Memorial hospital has been receiyed o
the board of managers OF the woman
, Christian Temperance association. Durin
: Mr. Edmundson's life the $4,000 Is to draN
, I 5 per cent interest, but at his death IN
interest will cease and the association
come in full ownership of the property.
A New Years watch service will be hel
: Sunday night at st, JOINS Ensnsh Lu
{ theran church commencing after the reg
p ular evening service. Rev Luther r. Luz
den OF Lincoln. Neb,, and several OF III
I Omaha ministers VIII De pItStuN anu "a n
mart in the service. The program WI
consist of music and addresses. The SCI
: | vices will continue until midnight ana llgI
) refreshments will be served at 1880 o'clocf
. Mrs Anna Edwards, aged 81 years, die
4 Yesterday at the home of her daughter
a Mrs. r. Burnett sis Twenty-third avenue
= Death was due to the infirmities or oil
l / age Deceased had been resident c
- Council BUNS for twenty-five years an
| Is survived by two daughters Mrs Bni
I nett and Mrs. Mary Sutton, both OF TN
| city. and two sons, John Edwards
! Alma, Neb and William Edwards or IN
I city Arrangements for the funeral ava
= ! the arrival of the son from Nebraska.
Z over SEQ children. small and large, gati
: ! cred at the Dodge Light Guards armor
yesterday afternoon and enjoyed the al
e nual treat provided by General GrenNll
l. NJ Dodge for the families of the veteran
Of the civil war. II required a big EXPIRE,
wagon to convey 10 the armory the pacl
e ages of fruit candy, etc, one OF which wa
= given 10 each child present. Colonel E'
n win j. Abbott acted as master or cer
monies and during the afternoon a pair
e Otto, literary and musical program wa
rendered
, strike on NOnunion Men.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia. Dec. 2s.-NspeciaL)