Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-22

at Cheyenne.
We are well supplied again with Ohio
thf WsSeGS ssS6fts'utS sts Sq
avenue and Sixth street Telephone 1S2.
Send in your orders for coal early. This
cold weather makes US very busy and we
out. Council Biuffs Coal & ice Co. Phone q.
Peter Nelson, aged SO years, died al a
late hour Tuesday night at his home
two, sons and two daughters survive
high grade granite work, from the best
Barre imported GRANTEES, lettering, carving
and tracing. Fine monumental work a
speciality. Shelley 4 Lane, III East Broad
way.
Ruth. the infant daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Clarkson. 2219 South Eighth street,
died Yesterday The funeral will be held
this afternoon at 1880 from the residence,
and burial will be in Fairview ceme-
terry
Just received large shipment Of self
bastng Savory roasters, which We are go
ing to make q leader Oh SlSO roaster ser S,r i0r
windows for other bargains, Petersen a.
Schoening Co.
Fred Jonesheit son Of Mr.. and Mrs;
August Jonesheit of Lewis township, died
yesterday morning, aged II years. The
funeral will be held Saturday morning
at II o'clock. from the FAMILY residence,
and interment will be in Fairview ceme-
terry.
Inc local police have been requested
TO look out for Mrs. r. Greenleaf OF Ere
mont, Neb., who escaped from hospital
there and is quite linguist, as she Is
said to speak the English German,
Danish, Swedish and Bohemian languages
with fuency.
Do 1t now. Bring in that watch. What
is the use OF being bothered with a poor
timepieCe when you can get your watch
cleaned, regulated and repaired in hrst-
class style, all at a reasonable price! l
guarantee to do the work right o. Mauthe,
rs West broadway.
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IN THAT NEW HOUSE? III YOU ARE,
OF our HoT.AiR GREEN EuRNAciis;
PRICE AND WORK. F. A. SPENCER. lbs
WEST BROADWAY.
A car of merchandise in the Northwest
| ern yards was broken into and robbed
| Tuesday night. The thieves, however,
discarded two boxes when they tounu
they contained soap. The boxes were DIS
covered in the W, Ids beside the tracks,
yesterday morning.
Can you auord to throw away that last
winters suit when you can have II cleaned
to perfection Give us a trial on those
! fancy waists and dresses. We can make
| them nice and new. We dye and clean
| everything. Council Bluns Cleaning com
Tel lei. SIG. 0 ' - - . -' -
Albert w. Patterson of this city and
! Miss Hannah Weigl of OskaloOsa5 Ia,
| We're married yesterday by Rev. Henry
LeLong. Mr.. and Mrs Patterson will take
| a trip to Oklahoma, where the groom
parents live, and upon, their return ex.
pect to make their home in Omaha, where
| Mr. Patterson is employed.
Dave McCreary charged with the theft
| Of two automobile lamps and other prop
| erty belonging to Charles e. Kimball, was
yesterday bound oyer by Justice Gardiner
to await the action of the grand jury
He secured his release on bond in the
sum of 500. The hearing OF Lawrence
Curtis, alleged accomplce Of McCreary
was continued until today.
Have you voted yet? II not, come and
hall, Of TO cot hot
vote immensely. One vote with each cents
worth of candy purchased Saturday will
be the day to cast your votes. All oui
homemade candies Will be only 10c pound
Take home a sack of candy. Purity Candy
, | Kitchen, G. c. Brown, $40 W. Broadway
Did you ever notice If the glass on your
picture was duh ana smoky and perhaps
a number Of blisters in the glass? II
proper style you must have a good cleai
glass. We handle only the best blas'
and can frame your pictures so that they
BUNS Blu spa Paint oil and and class Company, Mer
riam block
Mrs. Ellen. .Mesorlay aged 81, died yes
South Eighth street from pneumonia
survived by six sohs, Jamess- Daniel, Ed
three daagRtors Msie fea and SSEnafo Mary Ms %
ley and Mrs. Susan Maran, all of whom
live in this. city. Deceased was a NATIVE
Frank d. Noble of Creston. Ia, an
Miss Carrie Barnes were marired Tuesda!
, afternoon, at the residence of the bride
parents, Mr. and Mrs. IL. w. Barnes Ol
Fairmount avenue, Rev. o. .. Smith, ID. d.
: pastor of the First Congregational church
! oficiated. Mr. and Airs. Noble expect Z
U spend the winter in the south and vii
S make their home in CrestOu. The brld
) was formerly a resident of Red Oak, Ia
Charles E. Berry iof Omaha and Mis-
= Helen NJ. Kuhl of this city, we're marrie
yesterday noon, a t the residence of tn
, brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W
BToyles, 3l2 Little Curtis street, tn
1 ceremony being performed by Rev. G. ~
Snyder, pastor OF st. Johns Bnglis
Lutheran church. in the presence of
number of relatives and friends of I'll
bride and groom. Mr.. and Mrs. Berr
| will make their home at 2205 Webste
/ street, Omaha. --....
Hugh Silcott and Miss Grace WoodforC
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Woqi
ford were married last evening at tn
residence of Mrs. katherine e. Cook, "a
Vine street, where the family is TEN
! porarily making it's home while thei
house |on Avenue u Is undergoing rt
pairs. Mr. and Mrs. Silcott will max
their home in Hastings, Neb., where NJ
I Silcott will have charge OF a branch o
one of the large agricultural implemen
l. firms with headquarters at Omaha. tn
!. 3 marriage was hastened on account of NJ
l. Silcott's promotion to this place. NJ
Silcott is a graduate OF the Council Bluff
High school.
Ten per cent special discount on our p
;, amos for the rest of the month BouricIu