Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-07
COUNCIL BLUFFS
office Pearls IS.
MINoR MENTION.

Davis, drugs.
Stockert sells carpets.
Fine enFravings at Benert's.
I'd Rogers Tony Faust beer.
see Berwick for Xmas goods.
Plumbing and heating, Bixby Son.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director, phone 81.
NVOodring- Undertaking company. Tel. SS9.
CIGAR BANDS AND =. DISHES AT
DIAMONDS AS AN INVESTMENT,
TALK 10 LEFFERT ABOUT IT.
81. Paurs church bazars 81 Pearl and IS
, Main SITS. December y. IL and a.
owen Riley OF Boone Ia, died yesterday
morning at st. Demands hospital aged 81
years. ..tfI
All sizes Of storm doors. storm sash.
storm windows and weather strips at Geo.
'Hoa glandB.
Mems felt lined overshoes, $50 Mems
Boston pure, gum overshoes, SL6o Duncan
H,u,l sells more lumber to the stock
. man tiian All the others. He has his big
yards at Council BLUFFS.
n your SHOES need repairing bring them
20 US. We fix them while you walt Sar-
gents Family Shoe Store
A beautiful and ornamental gas burner,
the Welsbach chick lamp, complete, 81. 70.
Stephan BroF., go West Broadway
IyanhOe commandery, Knights Templar,
VIII meet In Masonic temple this evening
for work in the order OF the temple.
Before buying a suit or overcoat it will
pay you TO see Il. S. Hicks. Good suits
IRON $500 to $500. Pants, 500 to 5000.
street.
High grade granite work, from the best
Barre Imported GRANTEES, lettering, carving
and tracing. Fine mopumental work
speciality, Shelley & Lane, az East Broad
way. p, --- ,...-,
Fred d. Smith ana Mildred Hanfgarm
Stokkel both of Omaha, we're married IN
-r this city yesterday afternoon, DT. ., O.
Smith Of the First Congregational church
{ performing the GeremGHy
Al am In the .Tparket tofbny 800 tons OF ma
I 81 rubber ana b tons copper and brass
z Write for prices before you sell. J. Katel-
y man. 500. s. Main ST. Both phones $50.
q High art pastals, the finest water colors
pictures in the city. One Of these pictures
Z present Sc. Come and see our new Xmas
4 stock OF pictures IL. Berwick, al So. Main
& City Treasurer y. T. True enjoyed visit
x YESTERDAY from Stuart AIci6enty Of Broken
Bow. Neb, The two attended the same
this was their first meeting in over thirty
years.
James Mack Of Omaha and Frenchie Fer
q TELL Of Pottawattamie county Iowa, were
= enarried yesterday nothing by Rev. Henry
4 DeIpng " MS office In the county court
p house. The bride. who Is but 16 years OF
q age. was. accompanied. by her father and
Mrs. JaSDbine JsuseHs. wife Of Hans Jen-
sen, 1916 Sixth avenue, died yesterday from
- heart trouble aged "A years. Besides heI
" husband she leaves one daughter and fve
: Sons: The body win be taken to Neenah
\ THE LOWEST PRICE FOR A GIVEN
y QUALITY, AND THE BEST QUALITY
4 EirHER, BUY YoUR GROCERIES AM
! AND MEAT N ARKET, PHONES q -
Il GOOD CIGARS So Go no HHIoNEY. .
o. PEARL. ST, his. XMAS STOCK OF
S!gAA4s Yb Us % S3MRLE ENb Y6ET ht g gA
p JUST THE CIGAR TO SUIT THE TASTE
u Place your orders for Xmas pictures now
EEsmes. DO not welt TIL the last day; W
= Will be rushed II you walt; too long W
h now. Council Buns. Paint, OIL and Glas
r Co., Merriam block
u II doesn't take fat purse to buy you
Christmas jewelry here, just the averag
one will do IT'S not my purpose TO tax
small proft II you have any repair wor
to be done bring il to me / viii see tina
It is dene right o. Mauthes rs W. Broad
Mrs. Elizabeth Mackland died yesterda
at the home OF her daughter, Mrs. Han
nah Leytham, In Boomer township, age
q survive her, The funeral, viii be mel
Sunday morning At IL O'Clock from III
township and burial will be in the GranG
cemetery.
rhe funeral OF Misc Alice Bhle, daught,
Of Mr.. and Mrs J; F , Hhle, l4s Washial
will be held this afternoon from the fam
residence at ESQ o'clock and will be pr
Pauis Episcopal church, will conduct Il
services and interment will be in Falrvie
cemetery.
Hazel camp No. H. Modern woodm,
of America elected these officers la
night; Consul, w. A. Groneweg; advise
w. l.. Pollen; banker, ]. j. Stewart; cler
8. b. Snyder. escort, Thomas Tterne
watchman A. Mozham; sentry, H.
Strayor; manager y. p. Pattersonj phi
sicians DTS. j. IL. Cleaver, NJ. B. SnydC
w. i, Keller and M. A. FINLEY.
Aureiius Hawkins, the u-year-old son
Mrs. Henrietta Hawkins, 625 Mil stre'
- who was reported to the police Wednesdl
night to have been enticed from home !
a man who had boarded at the Hawk
4 home, was found yesterday morning
4 tho home of friends on a farm southea
or the city. The man suspected OF o
,ticing, the boy away was proven to be q
q tirely innocent. in the matter.
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