Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-31

were SIS, being il7 below the needs of the
week, and increasing the deficiency IN this
fund to date to S59l17.
I pay 81 per ton for cast ironi mixed.
SO; stove, 8, rags, lac per 10 rubber,
7&c; copper, 1tc per 10. !. katolman. 500
Main. both phones $50.
Mrs. W H. -Esahcy has been called 20
Hemingford, Neb.. by the death OF her
grandson, Lloyd Neeland, who was killed
by the kick from a horse.
NE nave the nnest nne Of sample monu-
Lane Marble and Granite works, "a
East Broadway, Council Bluns, Ia
WHEN GOING TO BUILD GO TO GEO.
A. HOAGLANp, THE PIONEER LUM-
/ BIER MAN OF COUNCIL BLUFFS. ~
SOUTH MAIN STREET. TEL. 2i5.
The Town Mutual Dwelling House Ipsur-
ance association Of Des Mones has APP
pealed from the verdict OF tho. district court
Jury which gave John c. Bridget 500.
Harry. Jacobs, who was charged with
the theft OF q watch from the livery barn
Of NJ. r. Weatherbee, where he was ent-
ployed, was discharged In police court yes.
terday
Tigredia temple Rathbone sisters. viii
meet Thursday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock In
knights OF pythias hall for drill. The
ing, when there will be initiation OF candi-
dates.
Tirzah society No. IS, will meet in reg
ular session Thursday evening at the home
Of Miss Hazel Hunt, Twenty-nnth street
and Avenue l.. A special car on The
( Twenty-eighth street line will leave the
car barns ats p. m. ...
HOUSES on MONTHLY PAYMENTS,
FARMS FOR SALE OR FARMS FOR E&-
CHANGE D. s. KERR DOES RENTAL
BuslN EsS. 546 BROADWAY, COuNCn.
BLUFFS, IA. BELL TEL. AZ. INDIE
PENDENT PHONE 4O6 RED,
3 A special meeting of the Christian
Woman board of missions will be ncld
G. Saunders, 86s Oakland avenue. Tho
losers In the recent membership contest Will
serve luncneon to the winners.
! John Dorsett, employed in the Pullman
/ yarus at the Union Pacific transfer, pleaded
guilty in Justice Gardeners court yesterday
TO the charge Of having stolen number of
articles Of minor value from the cars while
engaged in cleaning them. He was sen
fenced to thirty Gays in the county jail.
/ DO not forget we are the sole agents for
! the Radiant Home base burner, the most
! economical stove on the market today:
/ VIII save one-third Of your coal pill. Call
at our store and we Will be pleased to
show you We are also the sole agents for
the Lexington, steel ranges, the best in the
world. Petersen & sohoening Co..
Mrs o. G. Oldham Of this city has re-
ceiVed a letter from Mrs Ida b. Wise, cor
responding secretary of the state executive
committee OF the Womens- Christian Tenn
perance union, Announcing that the com
mittee has decided to accept the invitation
OF Council Bluffs and that the 1857 STATE
convention will be held In this city at some
date In October. r trt-'s
The will of the late John Schoenteen
vice president and general manager of the
Groneweg q Schoentgen company was fleo
for probate yesterday. All of the prop
erty, both real and personal, IS left to the
widow, Mary Schoentgen, who with the
SON Edward p. SchOentgen, are made eX
ecutors without bond. Mr. Schoentger
Mrs p c. Painter took simbTage because
Truant Oficer r. Herner wanted 70 know
why her three children were not attend
ing school and went so far as TO question
Mr.. Herner's authority in the matter: Mrs
| BANTER was cited to appear before Justice
Gardiner, who continued the case for on'
| week on Mrs, Banter promising to senc
] the children to school and be more respect
full to the truant officer IN the future
Ivanhoe commandery. Knights Templar
| will meet in special cOnclave THURSDAY
evening instead of Friday evening for worl
IN the order OF the Rcd Cross. Inittator!
exercises will begin promptly at p, m
1 At 9 D. m. banquet will be served e
which oil knights Templar and their wiYe
are cordially invited. During the meeting
of the commandery the women will be en-
tertained in the parlors on the second moo
of the Masonic temple. ,.-
! Dan Makers witnesses. by whom he ex
! pected to show that he was not under IN
II influence of HquoT when arrested Saturda'
Il night by the police, failed TO put IN al
Scott awarded him ten days at hard labor
Maher declined TO do any work ana n
was put on a bread and water diet IN
same frugal fare win be given him thi
time If he refuses to woTla re-
The members of the, JflShorp Vale,
Hunting club, who have lReep tYo weeks OF
| county Nebraska, arrived home Monda'
! night. Their sport was aabadlyy interferel
with by a terrific snOwstonm and blizzard
which prevented them moving outside thei
tents for three whole days. In the part.
were Gus Beresheim, J. dByf ISeelinei B. ~
Sargent, DR.. Seybert. Oscar Keellpe 3. 4
IcAtee, Robert Peregoy and II. W. Binder
Dillon Ross. assistant county attorne!
and secretary of the Board of Education
decided that 1t was up, 90 him yesterda-
force Monday EVENING" he = notified. tn
police that his horse and surrey, which h
had hitched outside the residence OF l,uciu
Wells on Park avenue while taking dinner
had been driven off by some one. It DE
Iveloped later in the night after the polio
had made a vigorous. search for the miss
ling rig that Mr.. Wells under the belief tina
i, The rig belonged to another guest who wa
dining at his house., placed the horse AM
|. surry in the barn. n $685..