Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-11
MINoR MENTION.


MINOR MENTION.
Davis. drugs.
Clarks, sodas
stockert sells carpets.
Zine engravings at LemeFth
ed Rogers Tony Faust beer.
Get those new photos at SchmidtG
Plumbing and heating. Bixby Son.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director, phoho VI
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel @s.
The city council will meet "a adjourned
regular session Monday night
DIAMONDS AS An ~ -, YES I.s IMEN4'
TALK no LEFFERT ABOUT IT.
Sewing machines, $500 to 5000. Five dtl-
ferent makes. s. M. Wiliamson' IL 90
Main ST..
ton free OF charge. c. Hsfer. Council
Bluffs, Ia.
A beautiful and ornamental gas burner
the Welsbach chick lamp. complete 80.
stephan Bros. So ". Broadway.
Maureris china store special sale on
fancy decorated china cups and saucers'
extra values, 80 per cent discount
COAL TEAMS WANTED to haul ceal
for Fenion Wickham Coal company
Higher wages paid. 1@ Pearl street
,AS COOP e sTGA WAGES e9s f r. sP P
TIMER AND PLUMBER, iSs ". BID
WAY.
The womsns guild Of 81. Psgls EPisco,
The residence OF Mrs. II. A. Quinn on OaK-
land avenue.
Hot tomato boullton. Ice; hot beef
bouillon, loo; hot beef tea, lOe; hot matted
milk, 10c: oyster cocktail, 1sc. Clark
Drug company.
Miss Kelso. one Of the nurses Of the Gem
eral hospital, is quarantned with dlpn-
iberia at the home of A. {. hanck on
Harrison street.
/ pay az per ton for east iron; mixed.
SO; stove, 81 rags. I4se per 10 rIoDS s5
Main, both phones $50
WHEN GOING 10 BUILD GO TO GEO.
A. HoAGLANp. THE PIONEER. LUM;;
SOUTH MAIN STREET. TEL. 2t5.
Mrs. G. 2. White OF ia BsuFhn street
who underwent a severe surgical operation
at Fthe General hospital Friday, was re-
ported yesterday TO be doing nicely
You can enroll any DAY or evening 81
Western Iowa college; Students are as
Phone for, Information. Both lphones.
Ivanfloe eommandery, Knights Templar,
will meet IN special conclave Monday night
for work in the order Of the temple. In
itlary services will begin at 10 o'clock.
High grade granite work. from the best
Barre imported GRANTEES, lettering carving
sP Da dtgen Shelley Lsns AZ East Broad
way.
All too rapidly. perhaps, winter IL com
ing. In a short time we will celebrate the
downfall Of turkey. Time flies and Thanks
giving day Is about to put in its annual
w L. Park. general superintendent Of
. the Union PaCiiic, was the guest OF Il. D..
Foley of this city at the banquet OF the
Society of the Army OF the Tennessee FIJI
day night
As a result of the reunion OF the Society
OF the Army Of the Tennessee here a pie
ture of General Grenville NJ. Dodge has
been placed in every public school building
in the city.
The annual harvest home meeting OF the
Associated Charities will be held Monday
at the creche. A liberal offering Of canned
fruits etc, will be appreciated, The board
Will raf "a % o'clock
The big buck deer which escaped from
Fairmount park four days ago while being
transferred from one enclosure TO another
has returned of its own free will and 10
once more with the herd.
Row. H. w. Starr has returned from
Waco, Tex, where he was called by the
death of his father Rev. r. r. Starr, and
regular services will be resumed today at
St Pauls Episcopal church.
We handle many grades OF coal. They
are all the best Order now. We can
serve you better than when cold weather
sets in and everybody wants coal. Council
Rluffs Coal and Ice company, Telephone
Rev Henry DeLonE performed the mar
rlage ceremony yesterday for c. r. Paris
and Minnie V. Bailey of Omaha, Thomas
G, l., Grimm of Winfred, s. d., and I.ilah
Mills Of Mason City, Ia.
Mrs Emily Pike wife Of w W. Pike,
2902 Avenue b, died yesterday afternoon,
aged u years. Besides her husband she
is survived by two daughters, Mrs. G. NJ.
Sessions, SIS Avenue ID, and Mrs. Edwin
wilkins, 202S Avenue c
The funeral of the late Mrs Anna J.
Oungaard will be held this afternoon at Z
o'clock from the Danish Lutheran church
The funeral eorteEe will leave the resi-
dence, 1913 South Eleventh street, at
y. m.
Pupils OF the public schools desiring te
view the remains of their late teacher, Miss
Vermont Reynolds. can do so between thC
hours Of II and y this morning at the res.
Ia hA Frrran Wu
will be at las p. m, and interment In
FairVieW cemetery.
appearance, and you will need new suit
pants or overcoat Place your order. You
clothes require reasonable time 20 make
My tailors are busy, but ] want your ordel
and will use you right For correct style
Pearl ST.. Council Bluffs. la.
Fine pictures, good frames and the bes
of WORK, with good treatment and fail
prices, these points are our trade-getters
II you want pictures, come in. IL yo'
want 4 frame made, this is just the place
BUNS Paint, oil and Glass company, Mer
RAM block.
The Council Bluns- Cleaning compan!
aud rug factory have secured the ser
vices OF an expert cleaner and dyer, Mr.
Earnest Hetch Of Quincy Ill, who will
hereafter have charge Of the dyeinE sn'
about twenty-five years experience an'
is undoubtedly one OF the best men a
his trade, and the company consider
to cure his services.
Mrs. Mcclure, wife OF Rov. Marcus 7
Mcclure, pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church, is seriously in with diphtheris
having evidently contracted the dseas
while nursing their little daughter VIII
was one of the children at the Bloome
school who was taken down with 81. Ere
Dngle, 2630 Avenue 3, and Dryden, tn
little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Cassidy
1874 Park avenue were reported to the Boar
OF Health yesterday as having diphthera
Miss Emma Tipke the young woma
held for the death OF Frank X. Potts. IL
according 70 the statement OF Rev. I
Pennekamp, pastor OF the Evangelics
church at Brennan, kan, not yet is year
qf age County Attorney Hess Is ia rc
ccipt OF postal card from the Rev. Pen
nelamp containing the following: "rhi
Is to certify that Emma Ripke, dsughte
OF Dietrich Ripke, was born Novembe
r., 1870, az Brennan. Kan The card bear
the imprint OF some official stamp which
however, is too faint TO be able to b
dcclphered.
4. MetEgar & CO.
New Location OF Wholesale Bakery,
ole MINISTER Street Council Bluffs, la.
Rvand GHaafaTf,