Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-09
COUNCIL BLUFFS
omos. 10 Pearl st. TEL -,
MINOR MENTION.

MOOQfinK OnOeTNhklnE tohAhahSs AN''
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone ~. |
Diamonds as an investment. Talk to
Leffert about Ii.
Summer school now open at Western Iowa
college. Enroll next Monday.
For Ssle--Fine top buggy, rubber tires' |
good as new. Cheap, at S35 Broadway.
See Stephen Bros. for fire brick and hre |
clay sewer pipe, fittings and garden nose |
The district grand jury, 1t Is understood,
will file its report today and adjourn Tor |
the term.
If you have tender feet and want =
good comfortable shoe see Duncan &
Dean, % Main street.
The cheapest and best lots for dwellings |
are TO be had in Babbitt Place. Sold by |
Chas. T. Ofhcer, 4lS B'way.
II you need a sewing machine,, bicycle /
or phonograph call on s. M Williamson, !
II So. Main or phone Red 1851.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
TO- Davis kavltz, aged q Of Omaha ana
Lille Stein, aged S. OF this city.
Moving vans and wagons; furniture
stored. Nesbitt's transfer and Storage.
Tel. s2S. Office 3Sl West Broadway.
framed 10 order. % Prices Gtiss reasonable Bor-
wick, 2l1 South Main street Tel esS
f. NJ. Jones, division superintendent OF
the Illinois Central railroad, with head
quarters at Fort Dodge, is in the city.
Save money on plumbing and ngure with
uS, Work and material guaranteed 10 be
first-class. r. A. Spencer. los Wesl Broad
way
National Bank Examiner shaw Of West
Liberty, Ia, was in the city yesterday
looking over the books of the local national
banks.
Pictures make most desirable wedding
gifts. See the choice assortment at Alex
ander's S33 Broadway. great range OF
prices and styles.
For Sale-WiH sacrifice on my fine plano.
Payments IL desired. Can be seen at
Schmoller a. Mueller's 502 Broadway,
Council Bluffs, la.
Eugene and Harry Allgood, aged respec-
tively Il and years. We're, yesterday Or
dered. committed by Judge Wheeler TO the
state Industrial scnool at Eldora.
Do not sell your old iron, copper, brass
and old ruhbers before you sea us We
pay 50 per ton for No. machinery iron.
J. Kattleman, 500 s. Main. Tel. coo.
We have the finest line of sample monu-
ments to select from in the vest Sheely
q Lane Marble and Granite works, al
east broadway, Council Bluns, Ia.
the retail trade. /. Muccl. 2lS Wost
Broadway, Co Bluffs. Ia Tel S64.
The regular monthly meeting of the As
sociated Charities will be held Monday art
ernOon at 3 o'clock at Ridge Lawn, the
home of the president Mrs. Jacob Sims.
Members of the Rebekah lodges will meet
lows temple and from there proceed to
the cemeteries to decorate the graves of
deceased members.
First Congregational church. went to Clar-
indA yesterday morning and delivered
lecture last evening at the Christian En-
deaYor district meeting.
DO you want to cool on? Go to the
Clark Drug Co. and get one of their de-
licous ice cream sodss, sit down at a
nice clean table, under an electric fan,
and you Will have no trouble In keeping
cool.
Health oficer Lucas has been detailed to
see that the ordinance regulating trees
overhanging sidewalks Is enforced. The
ordinance requires that all trees over
hanging sidewalks must be cut to a height
n a laaa q iphf from hn afA
Encampmentt No. s, Union Veteran
legion, last night installed Miss Hobbs as
daughter Of the encampment" to succeed
Miss Sylvia Snyder, who has filled the po-
siuon Tor a number of years and who re-
signed, owing to her approaching marriage.
Inside information is what one is entitled
to when buying two-piece serge suits. Come
in any time and wen get you inside of one
of our superior H., 8. & M. suits, show
in style and price, tiO.OO to $500. The John
Beno Co.
Mrs Nice the woman from Ottumwa
who was found IN demented condition at
! the Union Pacific transfer depot few
| days ago, was yesterday turned over TO
her husband, Edward Nice, who came for
her and took her home with him yesterday
afternoon.
The fire department was called yesterday
afternoon to frame cottage occupied by
| Mrs. Green at Eighteenth street the roof
OF which had been set ailre by a spark
/ from a passing Illinois Central passenger
| train. The only damage was small hole
| OuInS0 III TIC AOSAs
The closing argument in the suit OF
| Kimball Brothers Company against the
Citizens Gas and Electric Company, which
has occupied the attention OF Judge
! Wheeler and jury in the district court
! for several days, Will be made this morn
| ing and the case given. to the jury.
Park Commissioners, is looking for a first-
| class moving picture outfit with which to
entertain the people evenings at Fairmount
Il Is likely the park board will give 1t a
full summer engagement at the park.
Six cases Of measles were reported to
the Board Of Health yesterday as follows:
bell child, 5l3 East Broadway; Jensen child.
| S36 High School avenue; Robinson child,
| 6O4 Glen avenue; Robin Ball, II North First
street: Blanche Foreman. I$ Ridge street.
Why shorten your life by baking over
9 hot stove when you can buy better bread
| and pastries at McAteS'ST 'tB the real
popular. They are not simply equal to- but
| better than any sold In the city. Try
Twentieth Century and Colonial bread and
]. F. Moredick and p. C. Banter, two
of the Union Pacific switchmen under
charge OF breaking into freight car and
release yesterday from the city jail on
500 bonds each. o'Hearn, the third of the
and is stiil behind the bars. '
The Board OF County Supervisors yes
| terday allowed the claim OF County Sur
| Veyor Mayne Tor 34bS Tor MS services as
one OF the commissioners to assess benefits
TO property owners along the route of the
Harrison n-Pottawattamie county drainage
bitches. Most OF yesterdays session was
taken up with the semi-annual settlement
with the county treasurer.
The county supervisors have allowed DR..
| V. l.. TTeynOr's claim OF tbSe.lO for attend
ing smallpox cases. Tne original bill was
$3.50, Of which DR.. TreynOr received part,
and was obliged 10 bring suit to recover
the balance. An adverse decision IN a
similar case recently in the district court
decided the board 10 settle DR.. TreynOr'
claim without going to trial.
Inez Seman. claiming to be the wife OF
George c. Clark, we'll known saloon
keeper was taken into custody by the po-
lice late Thursday night aud yesterday
turned over TO the commissioners on In
sanity, who are expected TO investigate heI
case today. A few months ago the woman
was before Judge Wheeler on a charge OF
inebriaey but the judge refused 20 hold
her.
Our line of mems negligee shirts pre-
sents many new ideas at unquestionably
the lowest prices in the Tri-Cities. An in
spection OF these cool, comfortable summer
shirts will prove our statement The john
Beno Co
Here is a good Inst TO select from; Or
anges. 30c; new peas, 25c peck new po