Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-13
) COUNCIL BLUFFS
Once, Pearl
Davis sells drugs.
Office, 10 Pearl st. Tel. AZ

Davis sells drugs.
Stockert sells carpets
Plumbing and heating. Bixby & Son.
Drs, Woodbury., dentists 30 Pearl street
q sWoodring-Schmidt, undertakers. Tel SS9
Lefferts improved toric lenses give salts
faction. .-.-.
Midwinter term western Iowa college
now open. Enroll now.
New spring designs I'm wallpaper at Bor-
wlck's, III South Main.
The city council will meet in adjourned
regular session this evening.
Red hearts for valentine favors; place
cards and decorations. Alexanders.
Excelsior Masonic lodge will meet in
regular communication this evening.
Results our Speciality. Eclipse Collection
Agency Offices 100 Pearl ST. Phone 14df.
For sale, Studebaker ice wagon. used five
months. Bridenstein & Smith. Co. Bluffs.
J. d. johnson left yesterday for Grinnell,
la, to attend the funeral Of his brother,
George u. Johnson.
Our model shoe shop does better work
and at one-third less price. Our machine
does the work of twenty men. Sargent.
The c. NJ L.. club Will be entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. George Deu-
pree, at her home. 1924 Fifth avenue.
The annual meeting Of the Council Bluffs
I've held this evening at the county court
house. ~ IS F
The regular meeting OF Conrad hive
Ladies' of the Maccabees, will be held this
afternoon in ,Maceabee hall on Upper
broadway. >-
1000 English, decorated porcelain jugs now
On sale -Four sizes. &c. 35c, i5c, soc. Neat
aud tasty decoration. Can and sec them
w. IA Maurer. China Store.
Missouri OAK dry cordwood. 81 a cord ;
shellbark hickory, 81; Arkansas anthracite.
$50. per ton Tess than hard coal VIM
Welsh, lG North Main. st Tel 12s
A marriage license was issued yesterday
70 George i. Ankele, aged q, and Ida NJ.
Campbell. aged 1s, both of Omaha. JUS
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nony. "a
Monarch rnafleabie iron range, has pol
lshed tor. and body, requires no backing
All sizes and styles now on sale. Keller &
I2arhsw orth.t
Camp Nos 7151,! Modern woodmen of
friends Thursday evening at a box social
ball" A feature of the evenings program
will be drill by the degree staff.
An overheated stovepipe gave the fire de-
residence of Mrs Carpenter at Sixteenth
avenue and Nineteenth street The only
damage was a small hole burned in the
ROOF.
James, Moran, a. stranger, who said his
home was In Chicago. fell from moving
motor car on Broadway near Tenth street
last, night and was more or less badly
shaken up ana bruised. As he appeared
TO be under the influence of liquor the
police took him to the city jail.
Mrs. Emma Schroeder, wire of Frederick
schroeder, died at a late hour Sunday night
at her residence - North Main street
aged So years. Besides her husband one
son and two adopted daughters survive
herr. The body was taken to Plattsmouth,
Neb" yesterday for burial.
4 car on the Northwestern railroad con-
, tanning fourteen head of horses and two
head OF mules, consigned from Onawa, Ia,
TO Moses Marks of this city, burned up and
the stock was all killed Sunday night at
Mondamn., The car is thought to have
caught fire from the locomotive.
d &C. G. Clifton left yesterday for Chicago
to attend a meeting of the Methodist board
of church insurance of which he was APP
pointed member at the general confer
,, enee held at Los Angeles last May. While
inyChicago Mr.. Clifton will call on MIR NC
% 6in, =, with 1 yiew Of trying to interest
lion project here,
/, H.. v. Battey. clerk of the district court
Nentsto Ayoca yesterday, as J. NJ. Toll
threatened with appendicitis. Roy Hard
esty, deputy in the Council Bluffs office.
tssaisos on the sick list and Deputy Tracy
Rodwell was left single handed yesterda y
( to, attend to the business of the district
court and the ONCE.
tiGeorge Hill, who stole two overcoat Is
pawned them, waived a preliminary hear
ing in, police court yesterday morning and
was bound over to the grand jury. In de-
fault of bail placed at $500 he was com
stranger here, says he is from Los An
geles, Cal, and waiter.
iThel monthly session of the Board OF
Public Library trustees last night was
about the shortest ON record for this board
Twenty minutes sufficed to transact the
business before The board and the usual
absence. A committee was appointed &c
check over the old books and burn such
as are worn and not In demand and replace
with new volumes such as are still called
fora A committee was also appointed tc
secure a fire extinguisher for the library
tnilding