Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-16
MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells drugs.


Plumbing and heating. Bixby q Son
Drs. Woodbury., dentists. 30 Pearl street
Leffert's improved toric lenses give salts
faction,
Typography outfits and supplies. C. e.
Alexander, 1913 Broadway.
Large attendance at night school West
ern Iowa College. Enroll now
Blun City Masonic lodge will meet in
regular session Tuesday night.
ud Frames. pictures and wall paper at H.
BorWlcks, III so. Main. Tel. $50.
Farms for sale. all sizes, easy terms
SQUIRE & Annis. Council BUNS, Ia.
Fryer Printing Co., 80 Main. Tel. 2O5 Let
US inquire on your next order of printing.
street. :. -
Herman Boyer, 2a2 Avenue G, has been
reported rep r 70 the Board of Health as suffer-
Fidelity council Royal Arcanum will
meet TINS evening. At the close of the
business session refreshments will be
| served
| Mrs. Rollin H. Spencer and son of Hous-
ton, Tex, are the guests OF Mrs. Spencer 8
parents Mr.. and Mrs s. w. Besley, 1876
strayed-A dark bay horse weight
about l,10O pounds. marked on left flank
with letters TX and L." G. J. Cronkleton,
| 63 Broadway.
| Secretary Melhop Of the Iowa and Ne
braska Wholesale Grocers' association has
called a meeting OF the organization for
| wednesday OF this week in this city.
Attorney John NJ. Calvin will tell about
! his recent trip through Yellowstone park
! at the mems coffee chat in the parlors OF
ing.
The Ladies' Aid society of st. Paurs
| Episcopal church will meet this afternoon
| at 2:3O O'Clock at the rectory. st. Agnes
tory.
Chief of Police Richmond has issued or
ders for stricter enforcement OF the cur
on the streets at night will be taken into
custody
A chorus composed of the church choirs
Of the city will render the anthem, Hail
| Holy Cross" under the direction of Mrs
Robert Mullis, at the Sunday School Work
ers convention Friday night in the First
Congregational church.
Mrs. Eliza l.. Smith, wife of G. l.. Smith
died at midnight Saturday. at her home
2El Avenue A, aged A years. Besides hel
husband. two sons survive her. The re
mains were taken yesterday afternoon tC
Boulder, Colo, for intermenJ.
| A car load of cable for the underground
conduits Of the Council Bluffs Independent
Telephone company has arrived and an
| other Is expected within a week. AS sooT
as the second carload arrives the worl
of laying the cable will be commenced.
| Wayne W. Harvey, the infant son of Mr.
and Mrs. w c. Harvey of Dexter, la.
died yesterday at the residence of NJ. G
! Hartford. SA North Ninth street. WHERE
the parents were visiting The remains
, were taken last evening to Dexter fo
burial.
The county Sur lay school convention will
mark the opening OF two weeks OF specia
services in the First Congregations
church. The pastor, Rev. Otterbein U
Smith, will be assisted by Rev j. w. Friz
zell, pastor Of the First Congregations
church of Sioux City.
| All odd Fellows are requested TO NEE
at odd Fellows temple this afternoon a
O'Clock 10 attend the funeral of Hug
Brown. late of Council Bluffs lodge No. a
Rev Charles StOaKeg student iTi
+ Nebraska State university, was the CUES
Saturday of Rev. Otterbein o. Smith,
Mrs b. c. whttlesey of Trinidad. Colo
Is the guest of her brother, NJ II. Seas
, and family OF Graham avenue. Airs
Whittlesey is en- route home from Thorn
ton, Ind, where she attended the nations
convention of the p r. o.. at which sh
was elected supreme corresponding secre
tary.
Arthur T. Hoffmayr and wife have re
turned from Chicago, where they hav
has taken the position of bookkeeper 10
the =. c. De Vol Hardware company, II
Is much improved in health and he eS
poets to again make Council BUNS nj
home.
stranger giving the name Of r. A
1 Porter was picked up by the police o
South Main street with five pairs OF ne'
shoes In his possession, which he was try
4 ing 20 dispose of at different saloons. Tn
only explanation ne would give for IN
possession Of the footwear was that h
had found them and beyond that he d.
Clined to be communicative. The polio
think they were taken from freight ca
4 as the shoes bear the name OF 81. LOU
firm.