Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-06
COUNCIL BLUFFS
Ofdca n Pearl TelA
MINOR MENTION.
ONCE, 10 Peari Sc. Tel as.

fof Hent-ROomss ri Main street.
Plumbing and heating. Bixby q Son.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. phone 81.
Woodring Undertakins company. Tel. SSe.
- Watch repairing. o Mauthe, % West
Seven new cases Of measles were reported
to the Board OF Health yesterday.
DIAMONDS AS AN INVESTMENT,
TALK TO LEFFERT ABOUT 1T.
BUDMEIsER BOTTLED BEER is
SERVED AT FIRST-CIAss BARS AND
CAFES.
Miss Nellie Bailey of Horton Kan. is
the guest of her aunt Mrs w. A. Grone-
veg OF Frank street
A beautiful and ornamental gas burner.
the Welsbach chick lamp, complete, $l.25.
stephan Bros, SO West Broadway.
Sheridan CWyo.) coal in stock; also all
other grades. Fenlon Wickham Coal COM
paIIy. 1O7 Pearl street. Both phones 81.
g AL Ill SIZES OF STORM DOORS, STORM
WEATHER STRIPS AT GEO. HoAG-
LANDS.
Cornelius, the s-year7old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. Schultz, 1870 Third avenue, died
yesterday from measles The remains will
be taken to Westphalia, Ia, for burial
The jury in the Barnett-Lnder suit
Mrs IN s adps r 95 t6e Ser
alleged sale Of liquor by Under to her hus-
band.
d. s. Kerr has farms Of. different sizes
to rent, either cash or crop rent. Houses
Cor sale ON monthly payments. Tells. az and
4Os Red. SIC Broadway, Council Buns. Ia.
avenue.
The funeral of the late George d. Mott
will be held this afternoon at O'Clock
from the family residence, 2614 East Broad
way, and interment will be in Walnut Hill
cemetery.
FOR sALE-FURNITURE AND LEASE
OF BOARDING HOUSE IN GOOD LoCA-
TON GOOD REASON FOR SELLING.
ADDRESS A, BEE OFFICE. 10 PEARL
STREET.
I,a,.,ord .ho tntant SOS, ~ Ar ana Mra
W. Il. Beck Of Lewis township, died Mon
day from lung trouble. The funeral was
held yesterday, burial being In the Lewis
Chief of Police Richmond has given or
ders that boys under Is years of age must
not be permitted in pool rooms. Complaints
have been made lately that the pool rooms
are the resort of boys of tender age.
Are you paying two prices for mantels
and gas burners? If you are. we can cut
the price In two for you, We nsndi ns Lind ind
all other connections. w. A. Maurer.
George whitebrook was yesterday APP
pointed administrator of the estate of the
late Henry Lapidus, the Broadway pawn''
broker who died last Sunday. The APP
pointment was made on the application of
the widow.
The local postal authorities have been
notified by the department at washington
that the weighing Of malls east OF the
Missouri river will begin March /. This
will call for several extra men at the
Owing to the sickness of his wife. who
was completely Frustrated by the sudden
death at her home last week Of Mrs.
Weekes, Judge Macy has been obliged to
postpone the opening of the term OF dis
trict court at Atlantic until next week.
Mems four-buclde arctics (hoods) =;
mems pure gum arctics (Bostons $l50;
mems all rubber arctics (old colony N.35;
ladies' two-buckle arctics (Bostons) SIS;
ladies' Alaskas Soc Great reduction on
all kinds of rubbers Duncan & Deane.
% Main street.
The funeral of Ebert the infant son of
Mr. and Mrs E. e. Cook will be held this
afternoon at o'clock from the family resi-
dence, 1A5 Fairmount avenue. and burial
will be in Walnut Hill cemetery. Rev. T. ].
Mackay Of All Saints Episcopal church,
Omaha, will conduct the services.
The regular meeting Of the Woman
Christian - Temperance union Will be held
this afternoon In the club room at the
library building Mrs. 8. 8. Brown Will
have charge of the devotions. MIS- y: X,
Irreyerence," and Mrs. #. +. Nugent and
Mrs. ID. s. Frank will review the Union
Signal"
sister Mary Carmelita Dolan, aged %
years died yesterday afternoon at. Mercy
hospital from tuberculosis She had been
a member OF the Sisters of Mercy at 81
Demands hospital for six years. The run
eraI services will be held Thursday morn
ing at $3.50 o. clock in the chapel Of 81. Ber-
nards and burial will be in st. Joseph $
Robert English and Fred Smith. the young
men who eSsayed to promote series OF
dances at the Dodge Light Guards armory
without capital except that OF nerve, were
yesterday given the alternative OF spending
thirty days in jail or leaving the city WIN
out further delay. They accepted the PROP
osition to shake the dust OF council Bluhs
from their heels.
Henry Lapidus, aged As years, died sun
day at his residence over 542 West Broad
broiting business. Death resulted from pneu-
monIa after a short illness. he was twice
married and leaves three children by each
marriage. and his second wife Burial was
held Monday in the Jewish cemetery on
Mcpherson avenue.
Paul c. Devol and Charles -Swaine OF this
city are on the program p s9s me HaI SnnSr
Dealers association to % be neid IN PES Is
to Mr. DeVol, while Mr.. Swaine will speah
on ILLUMINATION of Personal Antagonism
in Local Competition"
The funeral of liver Iversen, the victim
of an accident In the local yards or the
Milwaukee railroad last Saturday morn
ing, was held yesterday afternoon from
the Danish Lutheran church. Members OF
the Council Bluffs lodge, Ancient order OF
United Workmen, of which deceased was
q member, attended In a body. lntermen
was at Fairview cemetery
The second trial of the suit OF Henry G
Dreyer against the Omaha & Council Bluhi
Street Railway and Bridge company WA
begun In the district court yesterday
| ing Of his land In the vicinity of Lake Man
ava, alleged to have resulted from TN
| damming Of Mosquito creek by the defend
ant company AT the FORMER trlai the Jur!
failed to agree
Max Kriedler, a resident of this cit!
since 1868 died yesterday morning at hi
home, 100 High street. His wife ana on
daughter survive him. Deceased was a vet
/ eran of the civil war. The funeral VIII b
! held Thursday afternoon at 2 O'Clock from
| the family residence and burial Will De
| Fairview cemetery. Rev o. o. Smith. pas
/ tor OF the First Congregational church
will conduct the services.
IL r. Westlake and Miss Minnie Utter
| back, both of this city, were married las
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Utterback, 100 Harrisoi
Rev. G. w. Snyder, pastor OF St. john
| English Lutheran church I'm the presenc
/ OF large gathering OF relatives ant
I friends Of the bride and groom. Mr. an,
/ Mrs Westlake will take up their residence
| at 7l3 Washington avenue.
| Charles Paschel and w. w. hawthorn
/ appointed by the county supervisors Z
check up the effices OF the county Treasures
| county auditor and the superintendent o
/ schools, have completed their work. a
| appointed to, check up the ofices of tn
/ clerk OF the district court, the county re
corder and the sheriff. They are now for
mulating their reports. which they expec
I 10 submit to the Board OF Supervisors Whel
| Il meets on February a
The receipts in the general fund OF IN,
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