Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
COUNCIL BLUFFS :
MINOR MENTION.
q Once. 10 Pearl 81. Tel. a..

Davis. drugs
Clark's, sodas.
Stockert sells carpets.
Fine engravings at Iyefferts
Ed Rogers Tony Faust beer.
Get those new photos at Schmidts
Plumbing and heating. Bixby & Son.
School supplies, Alexs nder's, 353 B'way.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director, phone 81,
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel. $50.
r D ID G6 AS AN INvvEsTMENT.
Buy your monographs and records from
Williamson, IL South Main street,
George Hoagland has the Kansas Shall
brick All hard brick. Get his prices.
Superfiuous hairs removed permanently by
clectroyses at Graves, 100 Pearl street.
Sec stephen Bros. for fire brick and fire
clay, sewer pipe. fitting and garden hose.
Hafer, the Back Cat Lumberman of
Council Bluffs, Ia, beats them all on prices
Excelsior Masonic lodge will meet tonisht
in special communication for work IN the
second degree
We take contracts for paper hanging.
painting and interior decorating. Borwick,
21l South Main.
The Womans Relief Corps will meet to-
morrow afternoon In Grand Army hall for
the annual inspection.
Day and night school at Western Iowa
college. Students assisted to positions
send for catalog. Phone for information
Both phones.
pay sl2 per ton for cast iron; mixed SlO
stove, IS; rags, 1bc per ID; rubber, nc
copper l4c per. 10. j. katelman S2 Main
both phones $50.
Clarence H. Judson whose marriage TO
Miss Meyers Of Park avenue will occur
next Tuesday evening, arrived from Seattle,
Wash, yesterday.
II you buy, piano from A. Hospe, q
South Main ST., you get advantage of all
discounts, as their prices are so low they
cannot pay commissions.
We wholesale ice cream Shipped to any
part Of the state. Special prices to the
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Council Bluffs, Ia. Tel. 1864.
Henry s. Smith, indicted by the grand
jury on a charge Of bigamy. was released
from the county Jail yesterday on furnish
ing a bond in the sum of $500.
We have the finest line OF sample monu-
ments to select from. I'm the west Shelley
East Broadway Council Bluffs, Ia.
Ben F. Deem of Shelby county. Ia, and
Ada Fish of Walnut Ia, were married yes
b e Rev Henry IN p Sef ' oioiatns Nie
Vicent Sawhill and Nellie l. Brown, both
of Omaha, were married in this city yester-
day afternoon, Rev. Henry DeLong per-
forming the ceremony in his Office I'm the
county court house.
Rev. C. C. Rice and DR.. o. o. Smith,
pastor, OF the First Congregational church,
are attending the fifteenth annual associa-
ton of. the Congregational church at At
lantic, Ia, which began yesterday
Mrs. George Harris, who was severely
burned by the explosion Of gasoline Sunday
was reported yesterday to be in most
critical condition at the General hospital.
With the hearing of the Noiseless WASH
ing Machine company against Walker, the
fall term OF the federal court came to a
close yesterday and Judge Smith McPher-
son returned to his home in Red Oak last
evening.
Eta Carlson began suit for divorce yes
terday from Charles ]. Carlson, to whom
she was married April 10, 1900. She alleges
her husband deserted her May TO- 1904. she
children. y ~
Ray Meyers and Irwin Matthews. two
young fellows, were arrested by the police
last night, charged with stealing a copper
bath tub from the premises at l3 North
Eighth street and selling 1t to junk dealer
on Broadway. .-o
committed to the state hospital for inep-
rates at. Knoxville. the committment,
however, being suspended during good be-
terday Judge Macy ordered him sent to the
institution for three years. 20
GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEWORK
our famous Ohio nut coal. VIII do the
work of Economy nut and Kentucky nut.
is soc ton cheaper and three times 5, as Is
avenue and Sixth street. Telephone 1872.
EVERY HOUSEWIFE WANTS GOOD,
FRESH AND CLEAN GROCERIES Al
JOHN OLsoNs GROCERY AT 7Ss AND
| 741 WEST BROADWAY, FULFII.LS ALL
THESE HEQUlHEMENTo ~ A LEI Il tft
AND ALL DELIVERIES ARE DXCEED-
INGLY PROMPT.
B. s. Josselyn, formerly of this city, now
vice president of the Baltimore Electric
Power company and the Maryland Tele-
phone and Telegraph company. with head
| quarters in Baltimore, arrived yesterday
! for short visit with relatives. Mr.. Jos
selyn came here from st. Louis. where he
placed his daughter in school.
| City Treasurer True returned yesterday
morning from. Des Moines, where for a
week he had been attending meeting OF
| the commission appointed to formulate a
! plan for uniform keeping OF accounts by
the cities Of Iowa. The commission has
and has adjourned to October 16.
| THE FOLLOWING DRINKS WILL BE
SERVED AT CLARKs SODA FOUNTAIN
THE WEEK: NADIA, loc; FROZEN "a
i5e ElbARApo JOS sUN n i5e aoT TR5P
| ICAL SUNDAE. 16c: MASIsCHINO EGG
FLIP, loo; SOUTHERN BEAUTY, I5c;
AMERICAN suNpAE. l5c; MAPLE
Wait for the big demonstration. oct. /
TO Oct. o. Hot Blast Heater burning hard
coal soft COAL cobs,. all in operation dur
Range and Coles Coleized Hot Blast Steel
| Range also In operation. They broil. boil.
! bake. toast, roast and cook all at the
! same time. Don't miss 1t, Oct to oct. 0.
Paddock & Handschey Hdw.. Il S. Main.
William Rapp. a pioneer merchant and
resident of this city for forty-one years,
! died yesterday morning at his home, $40
Seventeenth avenue, aged 70 years. Besides
his wife, he leaves two sons Louis and
| Max Rapp. both OF this city The funeral
\ will be held Friday afternoon at ESQ O'Clock
| from the residence, and interment will be
| I'm Fairyiew cemetery:
Notice!
/ The celebrated Acorn line of stoves,
/ ranges base burners heating stoves and