Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-05
COUNCIL BLUFFS {
once. 10 Pearl Tel. - .,t

Once. 10 Pearl Sc. Tel. AZ.

Clarks. sodas. ri
Stockert sells carpets. ..E.
Fine engraving al Lefferts. -
Ed Rogers Tony Faust beer
Get those new photos at Schmdts.
Plumbing and heating. Bixby 4 Son.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81.
Woodring Undertaking company. ref3S9
Picture framing, c. E. Alexander. 3Ss
Broadway.
DIAMONDS AS AN INVESTMENT.
TALK To- LEFFERT ABOUT III.
George Hoagland has the Kansas Shall
brick. All hard brick. Get his prices
See stephen Bros. for FIRE brick and fre
clay. sewer pipe, fittings and garden hose.
building permit was issued yesterday
TO @. w. stahl for an $500 cottage resi-
dence on Stahl avenue.
WANTED. BOY TO LEARN THE TIN
NERs TRADE sWAINE g. MAUER,
1896 WEST BROADWAY. -
The Ladies' Aid society of the Peoples
Union church will meet this afternoon at
the resider of Mrs. Copeland, aTS1 Ave-
nue. A.
FRAMED WITH BEAUTIFUL FRAMES;
MAIN.
Ed Corlies who was operated on for
appendicitis in an Omaha hospital, has
sufciently recovered to be brought to mis-
home In this city.
l pay 1la per ton for cast iron; mixed,
80; stove, IS; rags. NC per H.: rubber ;
Main, both phones $50.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Union
Christian church, Thirty-fifth street and
Broadway, will meet Thursday afternoon
at o'clock at the church.
We wholesale ice cream. Shipped to airy
! part OF the state. Special prices TO tne >
tail trade I Mucci. 2lS West Broadway.
Council BUNS, la. Tel S64.
Every day is enrolment day in Western
Iowa college. Positions secured for our
graduates. Send for catalogue Phone
Tor information-both phones.
Earl Mervard and Antonette Hoover,
| both of Omaha, were married yesterday
in this city-by Rev. Henry DeLong, at his
| office in the county courthouse.
We have the finest line of sample monu-
lnents to select from in the west. Sheeiey
| a. Lane Marble and Granite Works, -
East Broadway, Council BLUFFS, la
Don't fail to see the Coles New High
oven range. Wonderful departure. See II
at our store. You will be Interested. Pad
dock Handschy Hardware company.
Prof: O.. J. McManus. county superntend-
ent of schools, stated yesterday that the
| report he had accepted the position OF sup
| erIntendent of the Harlan Ia, schools was
without foundation.
| and seriously wounded by August Kruger
| q few days ago, was reported yesterday
to be in critical condition. KRUGER It
| is said, will recover from his wounds.
| Carnival is here; fall is here; Hicks new
| fall goods are here; as fine line as ever
came to the city. Please call and be con-
the goods in up-to-date style and shapes.
e. s.. Hicks. .---.s~-
DIR. J. A. Holmes of the United States
geological department at washington, was
The guest of Congressman w. l. Smith
yesterday. He is enroute to the Dakotas
tor the purpose OIL ena M nm n ne ns''e
The following iced drinks and ice cream
will be served all this week at the Clark
Drug comPany,s: NADIA. frozen phosphate,
dae, Carmencita kiss, southern beauty.
American sundae and Greenland iceberg
4 AT the annual reunion of the Old Set
| tiers association of Fremont, Mills and
Pottawattsmie counties at Oakland, Kew;
Henry DeLong and w. +. Sapp, both of
this city, were elected president and a sec C.
hold the reunion of 1907 at Lake Manawa
The funeral of the. late. Mrs. Sarah y
Hanger will be held this afternoon at 23o
O'clock from the residence of her daughter
Mrs w. J. Almy. 27 South Twenty fourth
street. and burial will be in Fairview Gem
etery. Rev. F. A. Case pastor OF re
i services. --f .i't
The regular meeting of the. Woman =
Christian Temperance union will be held
Library building. The election OF officers
for the ensuing year will be heid AT tnis
meeting and as there Is other InPo ~ y,
| present.
PJ oBrien, superintendent of construc
J ton, with headquarters in 81 Louis ana M M
in stansberry, Mo. were two Wabash OF
6cials in the city last might. F. NJ Patt
trainmaster of the Rock Island. with heau
quarters in Des Moines, was also in the cit!
last night
Articles of incorporation of the Ameri
can Colonization company were ro h6Sa 40 ap
Paul G. Woerth, II. l.. Freeman ana 3.
wadsworth. The capital stock Is PLACED
at $4,000 and the purpose OF the IN
! CORPORATION is to buy, sell, rent and leas'
real estate.
The receipts in the general fund Of tn
Chrissn Home las last week TeI the week an
d dec eTi the balance in this fund t
! date to s608. eS. In the managers tund tn
! of the week and increasing the dencienc!
in this fund to s5OS.S to date.
, The preliminary hearing of William
, youth charged with the theft OF watcl
from the Otto residence last July, wa
, continued in police court YESTERDAY ,t nntl
ance OF witnesses from St. Joseph, wher
2 the timepiece was disposed of.
Christian EOssls%SEs IF M la soolin Mo Ia
were married at the Kiel hotel last evening
at o'clock. the ceremony being performe'
Offended Sy me by Sylvester Dye. as best man
while s. q. Underwood acted as master o
a ceremonies and William Beeziey as usher
: ! the three being old time friends OF tn
= | groom, who is a years OF age, while IN
= bride is four years his junior. The eere
n mOny was Witnessed py u hullDct OF itlchu
n OF the bride and groom. =
n Elmer Sayers, charged with assaultin
d Albert Sigler because he objected TO tn
a young man paying court to his daughter
a had a preliminary hearing before Justic
n Field yesterday and was bound over {
n the grand jury, his bail being placed q
u $500, which he furnished. In substantia
n ton OF the assault charge Sigler Intro
u tduced az evidence his Injured mouth
n which, when opened. showed that tw
n teeth were missing as the result of CON
q ing in contact with the defendants MS
. The dentist who attended Sigler also ties
tined Sayers declined to offer any ties
n timony on his behalf at the preltminar
4 ! hearing, preferring to let the grand 1ur
decide whether the assault was justine
l. or not.
At Lenert's.
See our windows for THE seasons lates
. and newest in bracelets. pins. combs. lock
: cts, chains and gold jewelry OF all kinds