Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-21

against the Bloomer MANUFACTURING COM
pany OF this city.
You can enroll any day or evening at
Western Iowa college, students ore as
sisted to positions. Send for catalogue.
Phone for information. Both phones
Send I'm your orders for coal early. This
cold weather makes us very busy, and We
must have a little time to get your order
out. Council Bluffs Coal & Ice Co. Phone y.
High grade granite work, from the best
Barre imported GRANTEES letterine' SnrNing,
and tracing Fine monumental work 2
specially. Shelley Lane, ~ East Broad
way.
Norris Peterson. night clerk at the Grand
hotel was as radiant yesterday as the
sparkler on his short front and all on ac-
count Of the arrival of baby girl at his
home.
Some fine bargains in secondhand pianoa
az "Bouricius." Investigate II you want
more than your moneys worth. We have
no expenses. "Bouricius,' S35 Broadway.
Council Bluffs. -
The knights OF Pythias lodges of this
city will give a musical and dance in their
hall Saturday evening, December Is, for
the benefit Of the Associated Charities
creche building fund
II. d. Butcher the Council Bluffs boy
arrested Sunday as a deserter from the
United States navy, was released yester-
day the police having received no reply
to their communication TO the naval au-
thorities
Just received, a large shipment Of self
basting Savory roastcrs which we are go
ing to make q leader Of; N.5O rooster for
81 one week only, remember. See our
windows for other bargains Petersen =
SChoening Co.
Murphy and Haley the two strangers
who have been in Jail for a week or more
pending investigation by the police as to
where they secured the overcoats they
tried to pawn, were released yesterday for
lack OF violence.
! The state Of Iowa yesterday filed notice
of appeal in the case against George 70.
Re former t memee5 OF o,i 1ne BCSaq 81
with embezzlement of bounty funds. The
indictment was dismissed on motion Of the
defendant.
city Treasurer Frank T, True left last
evening for Des Moines to attend the meet
ing of the commission of which he is a
member, appointed to devise a uniform
system of keeping municipal accounts. This
is expected to be the mai session OF the
commission
Hot drinks served with whipped cream
and waters at Clark's this week. Oyster
cocktail l5c. hot sherried chocolate 100
hot beef tea 1Oc, macaroni maize 15c, hot
lemonade 10c clam broth 1QC, not tomato
bouillon 1Oc Clark's sundae lOc, and hot
chocolate 1Oc.
do it now Bring in that watch. What
is the use of being bothered with poor
cleaned, regulated and repai! ed in first
- class style all at a reasonable price? !
guarantee to do the work right o. Mauthe'
rs w. Broadway.
ARE YOU GOING TO PUT A FURNACE
IN THAT NEW HOUSE? III YOU ARE,
OF OUR HOT-AIR GREEN FURNACES.
WE Know WE CAN SUIT you IN
PRICE AND WORK. F. A. SPENCER, l5S
WEST BROADWAY.
= Lawrence Curtis and Dave McCreary,
| charged with the theft of two automobile
| lamps and other property belonging to G.
| r. Kimball, secured change of venue
yesterday from the police court TO the court
Of Justice Gardiner, where they Will nave
a preliminary hearing this morning.
The pastors and workers of the several
churches of the city planning the union
revival meetings will meet at the Congre-
gational church tomorrow evening to fur
Their discuss arrangements. There will be
| a short program Of talks and music and
the women Of the church will serve lunch.
Miss Bertha Bohn, who came from Bos-
| ton to the Iowa School for the Deaf "a
teach domestic science, has resigned as
| the members of the State Board of Control
objected to her giving lessons IN the Gull
nary art outside of the kitchen. As Miss
Bohn did not engage as COOK, she re-
signed.
Can you afford to throw away that last
| winters suit when you can have II cleaned
to perfection. Give us trial on those
, fancy waists and dresses. We can make
e eHe h 1 councii BUNS Cleaning com
Tel. SIC.
The receipts In the general fund Of ths
! Christian home last week were $l6S.3O, be
ing $Sl.60 below the. needs of the weel
and reducing the balanGeIin this fund IL
S356.76 to date In the managers fund tn,
receipts were SIS, being $40 below the need
3 of the week and increa sing the deftcienc.
IN this fund to date TO Sb39.52.
The third annual ball 81 the Street Rail
U way Employees Relief association of Couu
oil BLUFFS win be given Thursday night fl
the large auditorium Of the Masonic TEN
, i = CoValt's orchestra has been secures
" rOr the occasion and the advance sale o
| tickets indicates that the ball will be largel.
attended, as on the two former occasions.
n Have you voted yeti ii not, come an,
help one of the young ladies' TO get that 81
diamond ring. They will appreciate you
I vote immensely. one vote with each cent
= worth of candy purchased Saturday vii
4 be the day to cast your votes. All on
. homemade candies viii be only 1Oc pound
Take home a sack OF candy, Purity Cand
Kitchen, G. c. Brown, 546 w. Broadway.
= r. b. Rohard, an escaped patient from tn
o State Hospital for lnebriates at Knox
i vile, surrendered himself yesterday [
= the police with the request that ne be sen
back to the institution Rohard state
that he found he was sill unable to con
quer his thirst for strong liquor. His re
l. quest will be complied with and pendin
. word from the management of the hospite
: he will be provided with quarters at tn
,, city Jail.