Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-11
COUNCIL BLUFFS
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Davis. drugs.
Clarks, sodas.
Stockert sells carpets.
Fine engravings at Leffsrts.
ed Rogers Tony Faust beet.
Get those new photos at Schmidts.
Plumbing and heating, Bixby & Son.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. phone 1871
woodring Undertaking company. Tel. SSs
DIAMONDS AS AN INVESTMENT
TALK TO LEFFBRT ABOUT 1T.
TIMERS AND PLUMBERS WANTED.
f. A. SPENCER, 16s W. BROADWAY.
See stephen Bros. for fire brick and fire
clay sewer pipe, fitting and garden hose.
superhuous hairs removed permanently
by eectrolyses at Graves. f05 Pearl street
Do you want 1t done right? If you DO let
BorwIck, 2ll s. Main, do your papering.
painting and interior decorating.
A carload of sugar doesn't last us long.
No wonder-we sell II so cheap; 10 pounds
81 Union Pacific Tea company.
| pay SO per ton for caA IRON mixed SO;
stove, -; rags, hsc per ID; rubber, TAG;
copper, lac per 10. J. Katelman, sue Main,
bOth phones $50.
We have the finest line Of sample monu-
ments TO seIect from in the west. sheeley
a. Lane Marble and Granite works, III
basi Broadway, Council Bluffs, Ia.
Snail we frame that picture? We can do
II to suit you. we make a speciality OF franz
ing PICTURES. Let us do IT, we know the
work and price will be satisfactory. Coun-
Gil Bluffs Paint, Oil and Glass Co., Merriam
block.
Rev. Henry DeLong performed the mar
rage ceremony yesterday tor Roy j. Hob
son of Hastings, Neb., and Marie Kirby
OF Osceola. Neb.; also for Hugh w. Comp
ton OF Leigh, Neb.. and Florence NJ. New
! nan OF linden, Neb.
Under peculiar circumstances we make
the following prices; Carpets, per yard, &c
and up; linoieum. per yaru, o0c and up; OIL
cloth, &c ana up; stove patterns, Zoe and
/ up; link boards, wood lined, Toe and up ID.
| w. Keller. luz South Nam street
! A chance for bargain. do you want it?
we nave large STOCK of carpet anu mat,
\ ting remnants; must get rid of them: VIII
sell at most any price. Stove oil cloth
/ from Zoe 10 zoe a square yard; cocoa floor
mats. 5Oc to $3.50. stockert Carpet Co.
one thousand pounds home made candy
Opening candy sale, Saturday at Purity
Candy kltchen. Homemade candy l0c
pound. butterscotch, loo a pound. Pea
nut brittle lOc pound. Angel food tany,
| 64b Broadway.
The case against ]. V. Black. chief cook
| at the Calumet restaurant charged by
Miss Bessie Bundy employed as dish
washer in the same establishment, with
using obscene and profane language In her
4 presence was dismissed in Justice Field S
court yesterday on motion of the prose-
cuiing witness.
Judge G. H. Scott and Deputy City Clerk
Washington went hunting Tuesday even
ing in an automobile. The result was
Judge Scott was not on hand yesterday
morning to preside over police court. A
where the automobile was stranded, re-
quested Justice Gardiner to act for Judge
Scott. ,.. ...
On the showing made by the attorneys
for the street railway company that the
large number of damage suits had pre-
vented them from preparing for the. trial
of this case at this term of court, Judge
Macy yesterday granted continuance OF
! the personal injury damage suit of Mrs
Mary Lorensen The continuance was re-
sisted by counsel for Mrs. Lorenzen.
Secretary Reed of the Commercial club
has called meeting for Friday afternoon
at the club rooms, to consider the PROPOSE
ton of the erection of a cold storage plant
in connection with the artificial ice plant
of the Bloomer Manufacturing company
The need OF cold storage or. warehouse var !!
the prospects for one are now good
Mrs. Anna McElrath, daughter of Rev
Henry DeLong, who came here recently &c
assume charge of the DeLong industrial
school, has found the work uncongenal
and she and her husband. have returned
to their former, home in Randolph, MINI
This has proven a great disappointment &c
Rev. belong, his duties in connection
with his position as probation officer Of
the Juvenile court make IL hard for him t
give proper attention to the school,
A. T. Atterbury who is SERVING sentence
in the city jail as 'trusty," picked up 9
Of the jail. It Was found to contain $50 Il
} currency. Yesterday morning Barney Gar
rity, who had been picked up by the police
was bewailing the loss OF his wealth ant
had no idea where he dropped it. He wa
overtoyed when told OF Atterburys mt
and rewarded the trusty with 81. paid hi
fine out of the balance and left the jail
, happy Individual.
Miss Mary NJ. wadsworth, daughter o
| Attorney and Mrs. 8. B. Wadsworth o
this GIty, will leave today for New Yorl
: to enter Barnard college, the womens de
Q partment of Columbia university. Mis-
: Wadsworth last year attended the Uni
versity of Nebraska, where she becam
a member of the P1 Beta Phi, and at on
I OF it's meetings met the national presiden
| of the sorority. About week muc
q ceived a letter from that official notifyin
. her she had been awarded a years scholar
I ship at Barnard the gift of the sorority.