Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-19

10 William huhedt AktQ o. % AhAANNAAAs ANNAsf
ana Eva Burke, AGED 2, Of Grafton Neb.
BUDWEIsER BOTTLED BBER Is
SERVED ONLY AT FIRST-C1AsS BARS |
AND CAFES. L. ROSENFELDT CO, Agts.
b. r. Mason clerk Of the United states
circuit court, has been called back 70 Des
MOines by the illness OF his son, George,
who is suffering from pneumonia
Illinois nut sos Delivered VIM fSSo per W. ton
Is North Main street. Tel rs. Yard Eighth
street and Eleventh avenue. Tel. s7.
The Young Mems Christian association
building fund soliciting committees secured
$3.50 yesterday afternoon, bringing the
amount obtained to date up TO Sls,6244o
Spring time is coming. Now is the time
done promptly and we'll See the new wall
paper at w. s. Hewetson's, Masonic tenn
pie, Council Bluffs, Ia.
The case against Clayton Butler, charged
with assault and battery on his wife, who
has brought suit for divorce, was dismissed
in Justice Greenc's court yesterday by the
assistant county attorney.
Mrs, Frances Conklin, mother Of Mrs. J.
s. Lidgett OF this city, died yesterday
morning at her home In Elliott Ia Mrs.
L.ldgett was called to Elliott last Friday
by the Illness of her mother.
Come In and let us show our spring stock
of carpets rugs, linoleum, oil cloth, WinqoW
shades, lace curtains, ranges and gasoline
stoves. We have one Of the largest stocks
Of house furnishings I'm the city. d. w.
Keller 100 South Main.
The case against Amos Hutchens the
NlenWOOu yOulb man CIldlbtA ny IoAA
Pinhero of this city with betraying her
under promise of marriage and with being
the father Of her baby, was dismissed in
Justice Greene's court yesterday on motion
of Assistant County Attorney Ross.
Carl Grace. Arthur Grell and Glen Ellis
worth, the three boys charged with reck-
less riding by racing their ponies on Broad
way, and using supplementary language
towards Officer Smith, were discharged In
police court yesterday morning by Judge
Snyder, after he had read them a long
lecture.
Word has been received here Of the
death of S. w. Page, who removed from
Council Bluffs about a month ago TO Ok
lahoma. Deceased was formerly with the
drug firm of Morgan q Dickey and was
member Of Council camp, Woodmen Of the
World. The body is expected to arrive
here today.
Justice Greene officiated at double we'd
ding yesterday, the contracting parties
being Claude Stoley of Kirkman, Ia, and
Florence Willie of Omaha, and Lyle Muck
Ter, also of Kirkman. and Marie MYERS of
Sioux Falls, S. D. For Miss Willie, who
gave her age as q, 1t was her third matri-
mOnial venture.
d. c. Belt Of the Department of Com
merCe and Labor, Washington, d. c., ar
rived in this city yesterday. He is here
for the purpose of obtaining divorce sta
years. He stated that he expected his work
would keep him in Council Bluffs for two
months at least.
The streets and alleys committee had a
gang of men on Broadway yesterday pros
pecting for granite blocks under the accu-
mutation of the winters dirt. Success at
tended their efforts In places, but in sew
erat sections the frozen mud heaps resisted
the shovel brigade and pickaxes will have
to be brought into use.
BY agreement, the suit brought by the
New Nonpareil company to restrain the
Board of County Supervisors from entering
into the contract with Morehouse & Co
f0a iaRE Books SoG e6 w wh
transferred on the defendants motion for
a change of venue to the district court.
NJ. G.. Carter, trainmaster for the Wabash
railroad, with headquarters at Stansberry,
Mo, who has been laid up at the Grand
hotel the result of fracturtDg his limb
ag we running as to eaten a sgS
] Mo. where he will remain in the COM
pany's hospital for few weeks. He was
ent l.. ]. Jones and DR.. Irwin, the COM
panys physician.
There was filed yesterday in the Office
c. Hafer to the Hafer Lumber company
of all the personal property embraced in
his lumber business, the consideration
named being $1l9 $50. A transfer of his
real estate was also made by Mr.. Hafer
TO the recently Incorporated company, the
consideration named being $4,000 These
at $l600S0. The records In the court house
show that Mr.. Hafer has been paying taxes
on a valuation of $4,000
T. Il. Anderson, who attempted to play
the role of an officer in the resort over the
saloon at the corner of Broadway and
Bryant street Saturday night, was fined
$l5 and costs in police court yesterday. His
companion, Henry Myers. failed to appear
and his cash bail bond of S25 was declared
forfeited. Andersons fine and costs only
amounted to $3.50, so he had $50 coming
to him out of the $25 he deposited for hts
release Sunday morning.
James Harris Lewis, aged 20 years, died
yesterday morning at his home, 922 Avenue
II, from complication of stomach trouble
after an Illness Of four years. Deceased
was a veteran of the civil war having
served In the Second Wisconsin and Fourth
| artillery, and was a member of the local
cncampment, Union Veteran legion. Be
| sides his wife, he is survived by three
sons, Warren and Thomas Lewis of this
| city and Ernest Lewis of Denison, Ia.
! Han Petersen, aged 70 years, a retired
! farmer, died yesterday morning at the home
| of his son, l.. W. Petersen, 123 West Flem-
| ing avenue. Besides the son with whom
! he made his home, two sons, II. c. Peter
| sen of this city and Peter Petersen of Au-
| dubon county, survive him. The funeral
Will be held Wednesday afternoon at
| O'Clock from the residence on Fleming ave
/ nue. and interment will be in Walnut Hill
| cemetery. Rev. f. A. Case, pastor Of
Broadway Methodist church, will conduct
| the services.