Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-29
MINOR MENTION.

Clark's sodas,
Rtockert sells carpets.
Fine enEravings at Leffert's
Ed Rogers Tony Faust beer.
Get those new photos at Schmidta
Plumbing and heating BiNby g. Son.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director, phone 9N.
woodring Undertaking company. Tel 3ss
p DIAMONDS AS AN INVESTMENT.
TALK TO LEFFBRT ABOUT 1T.
Bluff City Masonic lodge will meet this
evening for work IN the third degree.
See stephen Bros. for fire brick and are
clay, sewer pipe, ntting and garden hose.
TIMERS AND PLUMBERS WANTED.
+. A. SPENCER, los W. BROADWAY.
Dr.. +. p. BeninEer left yesterday for a
trip TO New York CITY and points in Massa-
DO not buy until you give Hafer. the
lumberman. a chance at your bill. Council
Bluffs, Ia. .a..r
sewing machines. II South Main street.
s. M. Williamson.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Rogers Of Willow are
home from a ten days trip TO Chicago,
Milwaukee and St Louis.
Miss Anna Cody will leave today for
Pennington, N. M, where she has been
appointed teacher in the government Indian
school.
Build your hope on the Royal Red Cross
base burner and you will be happy the rest
Of ycur Gays. Sold al swsine Mauers.
22s and 33S Broadway.
l pay az per ton for cast iron; mixed.
20, stove 81 RAGS, lac per 10 ruDOe sa;
1Nos copper. lac per 10. - AhNtAInau oVs
Main, both phones $50.
We have the finest lima Of sample monu-
ments 90 select from in the west. Shelley
e. Lane Marble ana Granite works, az
East Broadway, Council Bluffs. Ia
d. s. Kerr has farms for sale. farms for
exchange. houses on monthly payments;
does rental business. 546 broadway, Coun-
eli Bluds, Ia, Tel. AZ and 400 Red.
WHEN GO1NG no BU1LD GO 10 GEO.
A. HOAGLAND, THE PIONEER LUM-
Der MAN OF COUNCIL BLUFFS. ia
SOUTH MAIN STREET. TEL. 245.
George Fauble has disposed OF his rest
dence property Ia this city and with his
family removed Saturday to Shawnee,
Okl, where they will make their home.
Harry Jacobs was arrested yesterday,
charged with larceny but at police head
quarters no information as 20 what the
man was alleged TO have stolen was OBJ
tRlDable.
The Mems club o fthe First Presbyterian
church will give q dinner tomorrow even
ing in the church parlors. They will cook
and serve the dinner without any assist
ance from the women
A meeting of the committee on hotels
for the reunion of the Society OF the Army
OF the Tennessee will be held this morning.
All persons having rooms to OFFER for the
are requested to notify the committee.
Harry G. Hannah and Miss Myrtle e.
WhittiE were married Saturday evening
and Mrs. Leander Whittig, 30 North sixth
street Rev, Charles Mayne, pastor of
Trinity Methodist church. performing the
Mrs. +. S. Clayton Of Burlington juno
ton, Ia, who had been the guest OF her
sister Mrs A. II. Teller, on Twelfth street
panied by her mother Mrs. d. H. LathroPl
and her brother, Bert LathroP They VIII
spend the winter on the Pacific coast.
H. W. Trimble of Glenwood, Ia, hung
up his oVercOat Saturday evening In the
Lobby Of the Ogden hotel, where he was
stopping. The coat suddenly disappeared
and was later recovered by the police at a
broadway pawn shop, where 1t had beer
deposited as security for q loan OF S2.Z5
This thief is still at large
Roy Green, who was recently discharged
in Justice Fields court on the charge OF
brsaiSing and entering the Grand MOTEL
from which he made a somewhat Sensa
tional escape after being caught meander-
evening by Detective Weir and booked on a
general charge of Yagrancy
DO not forget wO are the sole agents for
4he Radiapt Hens sbas e., burner, tie NEST
VIII save one-third of your coal bill. Call
= at our store and, we VIII be pleased TO
show you. We are also the sole agents tor
world. Petersen & 5choening Co. .
Oscar L. Book and Miss Georgia B. Cor
lies both of this city, were married sat
urday evening by Rev. w. b. Clemmerat
at the First Christian church parsonage
The groom is a railway mail clerk anc
the bride is a daughter of Mrs, NJ. u. Cor
lies of East Broadway. Mr.. and Mrs. Bcci
VIII make their home on Madison avenue
The party OF hunters, consisting OF Z
Csunnoude, Frank Beebe, Herman Schur1
Frank Fox, Clarence Hafer, Charles Hamil
Dr. West, Ed Waterman, Painter Knox
William Keeiine, Robert Robbins and Har
ley Mayne. returned yesterday from NC
Paul, after a week Of Indifferent sport
consequently the latter failed TO secure
more than sufficient to keep the larder go
ing while in camp. The party reports
good time, nevertheless.