Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-08
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA

50 per ton for No. L machiaery iron. J.
| Kattleman, sos S. Main Tel go.
We have the finest line Of sample moEu-
ments 10 select from IN the west. sheely
/ e Lane Marble and Granite Works ~
| East Broadway Council Bluffs, la.
A meeting OF the committee i'm charge OF
the Young Mems Christian association prop
osition will be held this evening at O'Clock
I i'm the rooms of the Commercial club.
See the new wire system Herrick re-
/ frigeratOr at Paddock 4 Handyscheys
/ There Is no refrigerator made that viii
| produce as satisfactory results as the Her
| rick.
william Riley and William Wilson who
we're arrested Saturday on suspicion OF haN-
/ ing stolen number Of tools which they sold
at second hand goods store, are being held
/ for investigation.
We have a large bunch of carpet. linoeum
and mating remnants that we will sell az
| any price to get rid of them. All good
| stock but we want them out OF our way
| Stockert Carpet Co.
! Rev. Otterbein O. smith pastor of the
1 First Congregational church, will leave to-
day for Chicago to attend the triennial
council Of the theological seminary of the
Congregational church.
! +. c. Smith. who was shot through the
thigh by his wife, is still at the General hos
/ pital, but is rapidly recovering from his
wound and It is expected he will he able to
I be about i'm a few days
| Our longest-lived advertisement is the
| people who patronize our good meals They
| all say they thrive on them and express
/ themselves thus: That II is a dandy place
! to eat Vienna restaurant.
Alfred Tcdford Of Rockford township
! brought I'm six wolf cubs and Henry NiCent
| Of Hazel Dell township. eight cubs to
| County Auditor Chyene Yesterday and re
/ ceived respectfully SIP and SIG bounty.
Contractor Wickham has completed the
4 laying of concrete the south side ~
Broadway between Thirteenth and Twen-
| tieth streets and has begun the setting of
, brick Work on the north side strip will be
commenced early next week.
Jack and Jim, the bay racing team of the
/ training at No. engine house, in the rear
/ of which skeleton brick house has been
| erected for the state fremcn's tournament
| to be held at Clinton In June
! Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Henderson will remove
| temporarily to Omaha, where they viii oc-
cupy the residence Of Mr. Manderson,s
brother, General G. +. Henderson, at $40
| south ihirty-eghth street. during the alb
/ sence of the latters family in the east
II. Ness and j Todd, two young men ar
rested as yagrantsi VINO claimed they oa LEX LEX
/ for work were given what they were look
/ ing for yesterday by Police Judge Scott.
! They were relegated to the rPck Pile for ten
/ days.
Van Brunt is still the Peerless Leader,
! in the vehicle line, acknowledged so by al
! competitors. why? Because ne has spent
( a iifetfme i'm studying out the problem of
| buggy construction. How well he has sue
! ceeded is attested by the wonderful increase
! in his business. Call around and ask him.
I George Dimmitt the young man brought
! back from Hamburg on complaint OF Mrs
Jennie Baker who charged him with
statutory offense against her l6-year-old
daughter Lizzie Baker, was discharged in
| Justice Gardeners court yesterday, as the
young girl fatty refused to testify against
! him.
! Work was begun yesterday morning on
! the repairs to the police station necessitated
by the buging out OF the west wall. which
( will have to be rebuilt from the ground up
In order to allow the holding Of police court
| in the police room, temporary partition
| will be thrown up pending the reconstruc-
! ton of the wall
Your old worn out carpets are valuable.
Don't throw them away. We manufacture
| handsome reversible rugs from old carpets
| Thousands of them in use in the best homes.
! Phone ole and our man will call and tlll
! you all about it. Send for booklet The
Council Bluffs Carpet Cleaning & Rug Mfg.
: Co. "a north Main street
| The $40, 90 damage suit OF 4. w, Ellsworth
against Peter Kramer, arising out of the ar
| rest of the plaintiff on charge of setting
| fire to his hotel building at McClelland Ia.
is still occupying the attention of Judge
| Wheeler and a jury lin the district court
and was not completed when the court ad-
| journed yesterday until Monday.
1t has been decided to secure the large
hall in the Masonic temple in which to hold
the state Sunday school convention, June
| 1922 inclusive. The primary department OF
the work OF the, convention will be held an
the First Baptist church. The Sunday
school Institute WHICH precedes the CON
4 Vention, will be held in the First Presby-
! terrain church. "
William jackson. cofored, who has figured
1 more or less frequently in police court &c
! Gently, was before Judge Scott yesterday
| morning on the charge OF assauting with
! intent to kill his wife His hearing was con-
| tinued until this morning and in the mean
| time his attorney is trying to patch up the
! trouble between jackson and his wife and
| other members of his family.
| William f. Maus, arrested Saturday night
| for failure to have a lamp on his motor
! cycle, was discharged in police court yester-
| day on promising to comply with the law
! in the future. In explanation of his failure
/ to bring his machine to halt when sig
| nailed by the officer, Maus told the court
! he thought the patrolman looked as II he
might have been hold up artist.
| Fred Peterson of this city. who is the del
! egate for the local lodge 10 the national
| convention Of the Danish Brotherhood,
which will be held in Council Bluffs this
| fall has announced he will be a candidate
for the Office of national treasurer of the
| order The convention is expected To bring
! three hundred delegates to this city and the
members of the local lodge are already maxi
! ing preparations to entertain the visitors
John Linder, the wholesale liquor dealer
| brought an attachment suit in the superior
! court yesterday against Conrad Distman
I whose application for a saloon permit at
SOS West Broadway, was turned down ~ the
city council. Iinder asserts Distman owes
him a balance of $50 on the furniture in the
saloon and $3.50 for liquor sold Distman
has announced that he has quit the saloUr
business for good and will i'm the future in
terest himself IN the sale Of land IN ths
! Canadian northwest