Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-01

Plumbing and heating. Bixby & Son.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director, phone 99l.
woodrlng Undertaking company. Tel. SSs.
Mrs. S. NJ. Cherniss is confined to her
home with sickness.
DIAMONDS AS AN INVESTMENT.
TALK TO LEFFERT ABOUT IT.
See stephen Bros. for IRE brick and hre
clay, sewer pipe, fitting and garden hose.
TIMERS AND PLUMBERS WANTED.
=. A. SPENCER, 1855 W. BROADWAY.
Mrs. j. c. Waterman who has been visit
ing relatives in Ames, la, returned home
yesterday.
The womans Relief corps will meet in
regular session Friday afternoon in Grand
Army HAN.
The street railway is relaying part of its
tracks on Upper Broadway with heavy
-sixty-foot steel.
ur g. W. Pangle successfully treats
diphtheria. He has been through two epi-
denies OF II and never lost a case.
COAL TEAMS WANTED to haul coal
for Fenlon Wickham Coal company
Higher wages paid. l07 Pearl street.
Conrad hive, Ladies OF the Maccabees,
will hold opeciai meeting this evening at
the residence Of Mrs. Luchow, l6JS sixth
avenue
from 81. Bernards hospital, was ordered
discharged yesterday by the commission
ers on insanity.
Build your hope on the Royal Red Cross
base burner and you will be happy the rest
OF your Gays. Sold at Swalne q Mauer's,
$3.50 and s3s Broadway.
pay alz per ton lOl cast HOnf
SO; stove S. rags llto per ID. !; rubber,
| 7atc; copper. lac per lb J. Hatelman, S02
| Main. both phones $50.
I We have the finest line Of sample fnonu-
1 ments 20 select from in the west. Shelley
| & Lane Marble and Granite works az
| East Broadway Council Bluffs, la.
The Council Bluffs Woman's club will
hold it's second monthly reception Of the
season Friday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. e. c, Smith, III First avenue.
WHEN CIOlINI 40 BUILD GO TO GEO.
| A HOAGLAND. THE PIONEER LUM-
Der MAN OF COUNCIL BLUFFS. T24
| SOUTH MAIN STREET. TEL. PAS.
! The force In the Office OF County Auditor
! Cheyne are busy. these days getting out
! the official ballots and other supplies for
! the election next tuesday. There are
ME county.
! Bertha Ellen the I-year-old daughter Of
| Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pike. sos South Thir-
| tenth street, died Tuesday afternoon. The
| funeral was held yesterday afternoon,
burial being in the Bronson cemetery, near
! Honey Creek. r. d.
FARMS FOR SALE OR FARMS FOR Elk
/ CHANGB d. 8. KERR. DOES RENTAL.
| BUSINESS. $40. BROADWAY, COUNCIL
PEN FEM Il p PHo n 20 4os RED ED ST. IN DE-
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul H. Cooper and the
formers mother, Mrs Claude Cooper Of
Albion, Mich. are the guests Of Justice
and Mrs. L. B. Gardiner at their home
On Lincoln avenue whiIe en- route to Los
! Angeles, Cal, to spend the winter.
Mrs. George II. Jackson is home from
Mason City. where she attended the Iowa
! grand lodge Of thee0rder or the Eastern
A being eeoted ft to f 81 grand see
rotary, which position, she. has held for
number OF years, rs ..e
Rev. DR.. Newell Dwight Hills has been
secured TO give q leqtVrelat the high school
auditorium on the evening OF Tuesday, No
vember 10. The lecture win DO. under the
national figure spent his boyhood in the
small Iowa town Of Magnolia in Harrison
county! ~ II
Do not forget we are the cole agents for
the Radiant Home base burner, the most
economical stove on the market today.
Will save one-third Of Your coal bill Call
show you. We are also the sole agents for
the Lexington steel ranges, the best in the
world. Petersen & Schoening Co.
Henry Holt, a full-hlooded Indian from
the Winnebago reservation in Nebraska,
has moved into the city with his wife and
will make his home on Fourth street Holt
has sold his rights back 10 the government
and will sever all connection with the tribe.
On the reservation he was proprietor OF a
general store and expects to start in bust
ness here.
The chlldren's room at the public library
will be closed evenings until next Monday,
first on account Of last night being Hal
loween, and, secondly, because the teach
r ers will be out of the city Friday and Sat
urday, at Atlantic, attending the meeting
OF the Southwestern Iowa Teachers asso.
: citation. A teacher IL in charge of the
} room each evening.
Dan Manner, sentenced IN police COurl
Tuesday to ten days hard labor, was put
to work yesterday with the street gang
r He managed however, TO give the officer
E in charge Of the gang the slip and skid
dooed." When sentenced a short while sgc
Maher refused to work ahd during his ter
days soJourn at the city jail Jared solely
on bread and water In consequence.
: Day & Hess have let the contracts FOL
their new Ofice building on Pearl street
opposite Bayliss park, and II is said tn
work Of construction will be begun al once
Q Wickham brothers have the contract 10
> brick work and Nels Rasmussen that 70
two stories and extend from Pearl stree
y to Main street. The excavation was com
pleted q few weeks ago.
| While the number OF transfers or rea
estate filed during the month Of Octobe
were slightly in excess of the number tleI
E during the same month last year, the ag
There were 200 transfers filed with tota
consideration OF SIS l2S.A during Octobe
OF this year, as against ~ transfers, wit
a during the same month last year.
In order that the city may present a
clean an appearance as. possible during N
reunion of the Society OF the Army OF tn
u tennessee, Mayor Macrae and Chief c
Police Richmond have announced that tn
ordinance prohibiung the burning OF leave
4 and other refuse on paved streets win b
= suspended for two weeks With this an
n nOuucement the officials make the reques
that every householder, as far as pos
sible, clear away the rubbish on the stree
ri, In front OF his or her premises.
- Mrs. Hulda SeYens died yesterday at I'll
" home of her daughter, Mrs. Henry Herman
h SO8 Worth street. She was IS years
!. age ana death was due to the innrmitie
y OF old age. Besides Mrs Herman, al
Z. other daughter-Afs. Ida Brown OF Salem
Ore, who was at her mothers bedsid
when she died-surYiYes her. The funers
, will be held Friday morning at 10 o cloc
from the residence and interment will I
in Walnut Hill cemetery Rev. o. {
Smith, pastor OF the First COngreEa tom
h church, will conduct the services.
al Councilman Walt NJ Hendrix OF n
- Sixth ward caused the arrest yesterda
I" OF r.. s. Uren, a sewing machine agen
Is on the charge OF obtaining goods ind,
u false pretenses. ACCORDING 10 COuncilma
> HendriXs complaint Uren secured fro
Mrs. Hendrix a sewing machine OF a az
T ferent make than that for which he wi
agent for the purpose Of repairing Il, bl
failed to return H. Uren was released
his own recognizance TO appear IN poll
court this morning. 1t Is understood q
n machine was returned 70 Mrs. Hsndr
after her husband filed the complaint
Linemen In the employ OF the Citizen
Gas and Electric company have started q
preparatory work for the new lights to
Installed under the new lighting contraS
Several new poles have TO be erected an
u change made In the location OF some
n the feed wires and this work will Occur
three or four days Under the new q
rangement Broadway will have an arc liz
Thirteenth street An arc light will
placed al the Intersection OF Pearl sire
and Willow avenue an requested By n
u Trustees ~ he nnb1fe 1fkrnrv M. -.