Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-19
COUNCIL BLUFFS
.s.a office. Pearl Sc. Tel Az

Iffice, 10 Pearl Sc. Tel. AZ.

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Davis. drugs
Clarks, sodas.
Stockert sells carpats.
Fine engravings at Lefferts.
Ed Rogers Tony Faust beer.
Get those new photos at Schmidts.
Plumbing and heating, Bixby e. Son.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. phone ee7.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel $50.
FOR good picture framing go to Alexsnd-
er's Art Store, SS3 Broadway.
Mrs. Fred Empkie Is rapidly convalesoinG
from a light attack Of diphtheria.
DIAMONDS AS AN IN ESTMENT.
TALK 10 LEFFERT ABOUT IA.
Mrs. George II. Mayne, who was Ill with
appendicitis, is reported TO be well on the
road to complete recovery.
A beautitul ana Ornamental gas burner,
the Welsbacn chick lamp, complete, Sl.26.
stephan bros, 81 W.. Broadway.
We make a speciality OF children's shoes,
and also fitting children feet. Largest
sto-e.
a GOOD STEADY JOB FOR THE RIGHT
BROADWAY.
Take a look IN our window at risks
N.75. 500. S.25, 500. swsine & Mauer. SS6-
ass ". broadway
pay S12 per ton for cast iron; mixed.
7sae; copper, i4o per 10. ]. Katelman, SO
Main. both phones $50.
" t1s4, 1UiE,Nr ~ BUILD GO TO GEO.
A. hOAGLAND, THE PIONEER LUM-
SOUTH MAIN STREET. TEL. 2l5.
You can enroll any DAY or evening at
sisted to positions. Send for catalogue.
Phone for Information, Both phones.
High gSade granite work, from the best
Barre imported GRANTEES lettering, carving,
and tracing. Fine monumental work a
specially. Shelley & Lane. az East Broad
Mrs. Marcus p Mcclure wife OF the pas
little daughter, who have been suffering
from dipntheria, are reported to be rapidly
recovering.
Just received. large shipment Of self
basting 6avoTy roasters, which we are 60
ing 70 make a ieader Of; $3.50 roaster for
windows for other bargains. Petersen a.
Seh9ening Co, s. t.f
Frank Badollet, who has been making an
extended visit with his father and other
relatives in this city, left Saturday for
CINCINNATI where he Will play first nute
IN the Cincinnati symphony orchestra dur
ing the winter season.
A. w. Cassidy has gone TO Kansas City
TO take charge of the branch there OF the
Fuller s. johnson company. with which he
probably will not remove his family to
Kansas City until next spring.
A man progresses Just as long as he is
willing to learn. When you learn that my
watch repairing is the best in the city.
will get Your trade. Bring an your watches
so that / can convince you that | can
DO the work right o. Mauthe. 2zS W.
broadway.
Hot drinks served with whipped cream
and waters at Clark's this week: Oyster
cocktail lbc, hot sherryed chocolate 1Oc,
hot beef tea loo, macaroni maize loo. hot
lemonade loo, clam broth l0c, hot tomato
bouillion ioc, Clsrks sundae lOe and hot
The 7-months-old infant of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Nicholson, 2Ol1 South Ninth street.
fbis e a gfssy at ocionk from the samiiV
residence and burial will be in F'airvew
| cemetery. Rev. Henry DeLong will con-
duca the services.
Can you ahord to throw away that last
winters suit when you can have II cleaned
to perfection. Give us a trial on those
them nice and new. We dye and clean
everything. Council Bluffs Cleaning COM
pany and Rug Factory, "a North Main St.
Tel, 5l6
I. ! Fidsntx council, Royal Areanuha, WIN. en-
steTtain the members of the Omaha and
south Omaha councils this evening at a
entertainment and there will be short talks
Nv prominent members of the order. Re
freshments win be served and a general
social time had.
For Sale or Exchange-Eishty-nve acre,
twelve miles north of Council BLUFFS. Al
ievel land. Fair improvements. Nice, deeI
twenty acres of timothy and clover hay
twonty acres in pasture Price $50 !
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change. Address d. s. Kerr, b46 Broadway
Phones 8l7 and 406 Red, Council Bluffs Ia
rho Ladies' Aid society OF St. joint
English Lutheran church will meet Thurs
div afternoon at the residence of Mrs
Nathaniel u Baker. Z715 Third avenue
Midweek gospel services will be held a
the ohure h Wednesday e, ening. The choru
choir win meet Friday evening at 7;3
O'Clock for rehearsal Rev. @. w. Snyde
invites all young people desiring to earI
10 sing under a competent instructor I,
Join the choir. The musical recital givei
last Thursday night at the church for tn
building completion fund Melted $3.50
Nicholas Hansen, aged "A. died yesterda,
At his home in Hardin township from
paralysis, with which he was stricken
saturday night. Mr.. Hansen was a nativ
ofshOlstein, Germany. and mad been a resi-
dcrg Of POttawattamie county since 1885,
1esides his wife. three daughters, Mrs. NJ
Rodenbufg Of Nicola, Ia, Mrs. Mary Aui
werter OF Treynor. Ia, Mrs. Lena Mott o
this city, and tour sons, John OF Persia
la. and Peter, Henry and Harry, resi-
dents of Hardin township survive him
The funeral will be held Wednesday aft
ernoen from the family residence and in
terment will be in the Quick cemetery.
Combination gas and eiectric rhapdeIler