Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-16
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MINOR MENTION
Davis drugs.
Clark's, Soda,
Stockert sells carpets.
Fine engravinRs at Leitert's.
ed Rogers Tony Faust beer
Get those new photos at sclHnidts.
plumbing and heating, Bixby & Son.
Ievis Cutler, funeral director, phone 997.
'koodring Undertaking company, Tel. 239.
pee stephen Bros. for fire brick and fire
81 ty, sewer pipe. hitting and garden hose
DIAMONDS AS AN INVESTMENT.
TALK TO LEFFERT ABOUT IT.
TIMERS AND PLUMBERS WANTED.
y A. SPENCER. l5s W. BROADWAY.
40 you want II done right? II you do let
B0rw1ck. 2lf 8. Main, do your papering,
painting and interior decorating.
Councilman Msloney left last evening for
keokuk, Having been summoned a mem
Der OF the petit jury for the United states
Council Bluffs lodge of Elks at it's meet
os 5dsy Pshs WI Slest an eSalted ruler
CURED Friday.
pay u2 per ton for cast iron: mixed $40;
stove, "; rags, 1isc per ID; rubber, 7Ac;
copper, 1ic per 10 J. KateIman, SOC Main.
We have the finest line Of sample monu-
nents to select from in the west. Shelley
4 Lane Marble and Granite works, 2i7
East Broadway. Council Bluffs, la.
Judge Smith Mcpherson OF the United
states court has remanded to the district
Soutt the case OF j. N. Taylor against the
North American Insurance company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mar Bouricius and daugh-
ter Hazel returned yesterday from Nicola,
Ia, where they were the guests over
Sunday Of DIR. and Mrs. c. r.. NJ. Brandt.
Council Bluffs District Court of Honor
will meet In regular session Wednesday
evening In Danish hall Refreshments
will be served at the close OF the meet
ing - .-
City Treasurer True left last evening for
Des Moines to attend the adjourned meet
ing OF the commission appointed to forrI-
cities.
The genuine Beckwith Round Oak Heater
makes your rooms warm and cheerful
None genuine without the name on the leg
See them. at Swaine e. Mauers, S26-33S
broadway.
Attorney Herman shurz has started q
Tative born citizens of this city and Potta-
Eattamie county the society to be known
o. the sops pr P9ttsgattamie.
r.Eicc and Mgsn styfnest stevenson, Mrs
II. Matthews, Mrs. Frank Sackett and
Mrs. Barbara Tucker left yesterday for
Dubuque, to attend the State Rebekah
An unrtily gasoline stove called the fire
department last evening 30 the residence
of W. p. peshler at III Washington ave
nue.. The blaze was extinguished before
the department reached the scene and little
damage was done 30 t-F
Ted Stevenson who. was arrested Satur-
Say night on complaint Of F. G. Mater,
IA Great Western brakeman. who charged
him with maintaining unlawful relations
NnorninE. Mater failed to appear to prose-
cute, ..,..,
w. II. Plumer Of Lewis township haa
reported to the authorities the theft Of a
bay mare and geiding from hts place. He
notified Sheriff Canning he would offer a
reward OF, $50 for the arrest and convic-
lion OF the thief and the return Of the ami
mails
The regular monthly session of the
Board of Education is scheduled for this
evening, The report. of the committee on
the Bell telephones IN the high school and
the office, Of the superintendent is expected
at this meeting.
u Grant. Bosten, who with Jack Shields
>e-As arrested while in the act of break
ing seals on freight cars in the Illinois
preliminary exapination Yesterday and
was bound over to the grand jury. In de-
fault of bonds. placed at $500 he was COM
mitted to the county Jail
William job of Maryville Mo, has writ
tes, the onaliee as<ine fan intorma tioir. &c
farding the whereabouts q mis- nephew.
this city and who has been missing from
his home for sometime. The police were
unable to secure amy trace of the man
in the hospitals or elsewhere in the city
Ross Mcfarland was IN police court
yesterday morning on "A charge of assault
and battery preferred against him by his
sister-in-la~ Mrs, Ina Mcfarland. The
assault IS alleged TO have been committed
on Broadway after midnight Sunday.
Mcfarland secured a Continuance until
this morning and furnished SIS bail for his
appearance,
Andrew Christensen filed suit for divorce
yesterday from Sarah j. Christensen, TO
whom he was married June e. 1904. in
Omaha. He alleges that Immediately after
the marriage his wife left him and did
not return for several days, and that when
she did IL was only 10 pack up her trunk
and notify him that she did not intend to
live with him.
l. Trouble between Farwel Merriam and
his nephew; Jesse Merriam. IA deaf mute,
u who occupy q ten-acre tract east OF the
city led former Councilman l.. \. Casper,
who Is Jesse Merriam's guardian, to apply
20 the county authorities to have the elder
mar committed TO the hospital as insane
The matter was Turned over to Rev. Henry
De Long 10 Investigate.
Rev. Henry belong put in busy day
at his Office In the court house yesterday
being called Upon to -otiiciate at no less
than Ave weddings. The couples mar
, rid by him were w +. Clark and Adelne
3 Fuester, both OF Omaha Albert Weaver
A and Alice Lyons, both, OF Omaha; Charles
q A. Pope of South Omaha and Mabel Rock
- ford OF Ashland, iNeb.; - w. Foley OF
ESioux City and Laura Haney of Lincoln
Web; Lenuel G, GILES and Mary l.. Doug
las, both OF louisiana, Mo,