Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-01
COUNCIL BLUFFS
once 10 Pearl St. Tel. AZ.
MINOR MENTION.

MINOR hENT1oN.
Davis sells drugs
Try the Central -four.
stockert sells carpets.
Ed Rogers Tony Faust beer.
Plumbing and heating, Bfxby 4 Son.
Dire. Woodbury.. dentists. 30 Pearl street
Woodring- Schmidt, undertakers. Tel. 3Ss.
Ed Rogers famous Mickelob on drsught.
Jarvis. 225 Main, wines. brandies, whis-
kies Phone 1886.
School paints, pens, papers and tablets.
Nlexander's, 333 Bway
Ohio potatoes at J0c per bushel. one day
only. Bartel e. Miller. Tel 59
Buy your building material from {.
lIafcr. Zig stock and little prices.
For imported wines, liquors and cham
payne. l.. Resented company, $40 Main st.
Tgredia temple, Rathbonc Sisters, Will
hall -...
Abe Lincoln Relief corps will meet in
regular session Friday afternoon in Grand
Army hall
1t pays to deal with the Glen Avenue
Grocery, they make prices to suit every
body's pocket.
The First Ward Improvement club will
meet Friday evening IN the lobby OF the
ogden hotel.
Cotton felt mattresses for comfort and
rest. Let us quote you prices and save you
money, Keller & Farnsworth.
Twenty per cent discount on our, j.. Pou-
Vat French china gold decorated ulnhet
ware this week only. W. \. Maurer.
Strictly fresh eggs, lie. per doz., all you
want, at the Central grocery S;e , ana Meat
Try the Central flour.
The Knights and Ladies' of security will
give masquerade bah in the Maccabees
hall Saturday, March 3 Admission 20 cents
each
Squire & Anns, money to loan; cash on
hand. no delay; city and farm property Tor
sale on easy terms OF payment once III
Pearl street.
Harmony chapter. order of the Eastern
Star. will entertain its members and friends
this evening in Masonic hall with card
party and social.
Zee wagon good as new, for sale at a
great bargain See Bredenstein & smith
coal yard, near Wabash freight house, 18th
We are paying the highest cash prices
for old iron and metals. Council Blufs
Junk House }. kattlcman, proprietor.
Tel sos. sv8 s. Main.
Here Is another snap: one 25c package
of pancake flour and one package OF lVt
and one package OF Indian meal all ior
The Manhattan restaurant and bar are
giving the biggest meal in town short
orders, with. pure cream for excellent
Missouri oak. dry cordwood, 81 a cord;
sheIlbark hickory, 81; Arkansas anthracite,
$3.50 pet ton less than hard coal; William
Welsh, l6 North Main St. Telephone l=S.
Sheely & Lane, marble and granite works,
East Broadway, are the people TO patronlze.
They save you % per cent and give you
the finest material and best workmanship.
Mrs Frances bessatc wife of Joseph
Fessate, 78 North twenty ninth street,
died yesterday afternoon, aged 81 years.
Besides her husband, two children survive
Justice Field performed the marriage
ceremony, YESTERDAY for II, n W%odman p.
and George Michel and Anna Ioos, both
Of Lincoln, Neb.
Painters now is your chance to buy
4 brushes at Is per cent discount for cash
: only Council SHUTS Paint, Oil and Glass
company are gong TO move to Merriam
block on March 10.
The LauieS' Aid society of the Swedish
Lutheran church Will meet this afternoon
slL.,the horne OF Mrs. Otto Fax, 2OS Fifth
avenue the Luther league will meet this
~ evening in the church pariors.
The quality OF our high grade work IN
watch repairing. cannot be equalled in this
vicinity ana in order to get and keep your
patronage We employ workmen That are
thoropgnlya reliahte and highly skilled ~
tneir1arta IeffertS ,-. .rs'.
The Womau's auxiliary of st. Paul's
Episcopal church will mold its regular
monthly meeting FRIDAY afternoon at
O'Clock at the nome OF the president, AIRS
r. J. Foley, ON South sixth street. The
membefs requested to come prepared
10 take up the study of Japan.
The case against Marcellus =. Monkey OF
.he- charge preferred against him by Miss
DaRmar Katherine Jensen was dismissed
In rne superior court yesterday on motion
Of the assistant county attorney. Monkey
was prepared with long array OF wit.
him. it&
after q O'Clock last night to tho Jefterls
residence on Fletcher avenue. Lace cur
tains In a bedroom on the second moor mac
caught hre from gas jet and started
blaze. which the members OF the family
sncceeded in extinguishing before the ar
rival OF the department.
Mrs Mary Clark. aged 66 years, died
yesterday morning at her home, las Nortr
Eighth street from tuberculosis. Ihre'
daughters ana four sons survive her. In'
funeral will be held FRIDAY morning a.
$3.50 o'clock from the residence and inter
nent will be in Fsirview cemetery Rev
l.. A Case OF the First Baptist church vii
conduct the services.
N. Y. Plumbing Co. Tel go. Night l. SIS