Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-16
MINOR MENTION.

Clark's sodas
Davis sells drugs.
Stockert sells carpets
Ed Rodgers Tony Faust beer
Plumbing and heating, Bixby & Son.
woodring Undertaking Company. Tel $50.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone 81.
Diamonds as an investment Talk to
Leffert about II.
Beautiful lace door panels, SIC and up.
Stockert Carpet Co.
Price and ice-saving refrigerators at d.
| w. Kellers, 1903 South Main.
| Plain ice cream. 25C a brick. l. Mucci,
| The lee, Cream Man Tel. 364
Buy your cigar bands for decoration
work at AleXander's art store, 3S3 B'way
For imported wines liquors and cham
payne l.. Rosenfeld company, 5lS Main.
Council Bluffs Court Of Honor will meet
| in regular session this evening in Danish
| hall
wanted-Am X o. Il. Ms to bring their
shoes for repair to Chris Loseth, at %
Main street
! Six per cent mortgages on real estate
| for sale. Absolute security. Clifton
| Walker company
Look at that beautiful lot on Glen avenue
| which Chas. T. officer has for sale. Ii is
the most beautiful lot left
Painting and wall paper hanging a spe-
' cialty. Council Bluffs Paint, oil and Glass
Co. New location, Merriam block.
| Moving vans and wagons; furniture
] Tel 923. Office 331 West Broadway
| II you need a sewing machine, bicycle
| or phonograph call on 5. w. Williamson,
| II South Main St, or phone red 1851.
| If you want to stand in with your sweet
| heart you must treat her to one of Clark's
| sodas. She knows they are the best in the
| city.
| c. r. Bowen, alias Claude Only, was ar
rested by the police here yesterday. He
is said to be wanted by the Omaha authori-
| ties.
| Two kinds of saw dust. We have a full
% nfp a
lot Of fine for the merchant for store
! floors. H. Ducil
For sale-WiI sacrifice on my fine piano.
| Payments if desired. Can be seen at
| Schneider x Muellers, 500 Broadway,
Council Bluffs, Iowa.
The Womans guild of st. Paurs Epis-
Copal church will meet this afternoon at
the home of the president Mrs. II. A.
Quinn, on Oakland avenue.
Do not sell your old iron, copper, brass
and old rubbers before you see us. We
| pay 50 per ton for No. l machinery iron.
J. Kattieman, 500 s. Main. Tel $50.
We have the finest line of sample monu-
& Lane Marble and Granite Works, 2l7
East Broadway, Council Bluffs, la.
Gregg shorthand demonstration at West
ern Iowa college Thursday evening by an
expert who takes dictation in any Ian
guage Free and everybody welcome.
Buy your hammocks early and get full
seasons use of it. We have them from
75c to Sc each. See them at our store.
Paddock & Handschy Hardware company.
The annual meeting of Group No. 5, State
Bankers association, will be held in this
city today at the Grand hotel Some fifty
members are expected to be in attendance.
Council Bluffs lodge Of Elks will initiate
a class of candidates at the regular meet
ing Friday night. At the business meeting
refreshments will be served and social
session held.
Tigredia temple, Rathbone Sisters, will
meet Friday night In Knights of Pythias
hall, when representatives, to the grand
temple. will be elected and arrangements
made for attending the district convention
at Hastings, Ia, next month.
Chris Christensen a tailor on West
! Broadway, was arrested last night by
formation filed by his brother, Dr. NJ. c.
Christensen. charging him with being
chronic dipsomaniac. Christensen will have
a hearing before Judge Wheeler today.
The members OF the city council as a
committee of the whole took a drive around
the city yesterday afternoon to investigate
a number of matters, such as change of
grades, opening of streets, etc, which had
been submitted to the committee to report
on at next meeting of the city council.
Rev Henry belong performed the mar
riage ceremony yesterday in his office at
| the county court house for the following
three couples: William F. Hicks and Cath;
crime Albeck, both of Omaha; {. r. Todd
and Winona Smith both of Plattsmouth,
: Neb.; Jacob E. GaDwell and Sadie Nelson,
both of Omaha.
best satisfaction? Because he sells the
best paper in the city for the money and
OOeS MS NOTk IlBnl. his CuSlOllleIS never
complain chats saying a whole loD, but
if you will call him up at I'll South Main
street, telephone 6SS, and let him do your
work you will be satisfied, too.
5 Councilman Maloney has filed a protest
against the method of eXterminating UNI
tagged dogs in the city pound by shooting
chloroform as a more humane method OF
sending the CANNES to the happy hunting
grounds, and it will probably de adopted
by the poundmaster hereafter,
| The receipts in the general fund Of the
Christian Home last week were $lOO6O
= being 1910 below the needs Of the week
and increasing the amount needed in the
contingent and improvement fund for lBO'
to Sll 1858. In the managers fund the re-
ceipts were $23, being $l2 below the needs
| of the week and increas Using the deficiency
o in this fund to date TO $3l5.75.
Miss Edith Evangeline Blakely, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Blakely
t tuberculosis, aged u years. She had beer
sick for a year. The funeral will be held
9 lily residence and interment will be in Wal
nue. Hill cemetery. Rev, W. N: Graves
d church. will conduct the services.
William Rolph arrested in Omaha Mon
day for alleged robbery of drug stOr
on Lower Broadway, changed his mind yes
terday and accompanied Detective Wei
y TO this side of the river without requisl
ton papers. Three secondhand good
dealers in Omaha to whom Rolph Is charge
!: with selling the stuff stolen from the drul
% store Identified him at the Omaha polio
. station as the man who disposed OF tn
3 goods to them.
70 James Bradley, negro arrested on sus
g picion of being wanted in Omaha in con
y nection with the killing Of colored ma
named johnson, was fined s. and costs Il
police court yesterday morning for carry
e ing a revolver, which was contiscated b
Z the police. BTadleys attorney raised tn
: question of the right Of a traveller to carr
&c such A weapon and demanded that III
lie revolver be returned to his client. Judg
~ Scott, however, ruled otherwise.
a D. II. Templeton of WahOO, Neb, VIII
| claimed to have been buncOed out of nearl
h. $500 in a dice game on this side of III
le | river last Saturday, told the police yestel
M day afternoon after taking a look at sta
| CrOWell, under arrest at the city jail, tina
ID he was not one Of the two men who "ra
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