Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-07

Davis. drugs.
stockert sells carpets.
I'd Rogers. Tony Faust beer.
Mogul coffee at all grocery stores.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone 3D.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel S39.
The public library will be closed Monday
on account of Labor day.
Evening school, Western Iowa College.
next Monday, September Z.
Cameras and Photographic supplies. c.
Z. Alexander, 3J Broadway.
For q fine cup Of coffee ask your grocer
for MOgul, In one-pOund cans.
For a fine cup OF coffee try Mogul. one
pound can. price 25c, worth 4Oc.
$4,000 piano, almost new, for S125.OO. Ad-
dress $50 Benton. Ind. phone &Sx.
See great hunting display at Petersen g.
SchOening Co.'S Main st. windows.
Ask your grocer for one-pound can Of
Mogul coffee. best ever sold for 25c.
We know we have the best flour. Eaco
Is the name. Bartell & Miller. Phone $50.
The West End Improvement club will
give its opening dance at the club hall
next Thursday evening.
Divorces were. granted yesterday in the
district court Of Potta wattamie county TO
Minnie Barker (Jacks) from @. w. Barker
and Ralph u. Bennett from Mae Bennett,
in the latter case subject to the statute as
to remarriage.
Thomas Delaney and Leonard Ryan have
gone to Colorado for a two weeks outing
in the mountain resorts.
Get your order In you will soon need
coal. See the Council Bluffs Coal and Ice
company. Either phone 70.
The Council Bluffs banks announce that
from this date until October / they will
close At noon on Saturdays.
Rev. John w. Jones. rector OF st. Paul's
church, left yesterday for Atlantic and
Des Molnes. He will return Monday.
City Clerk A, w. Cassidy has returned
from Des Moines, where he was called to
attend the funeral Of his uncle, F. Nj.
Cassidy.
BIGGEST LINE OF FIN RANGES IN
THE CITY AT PRICES THAT DEFY
COMPETITION. PETERSEN & sCHoE-
MING co.
Miss Irene Drew of Onawa is visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. G. y. White and expects
to commence the fall term at Puryear's
business college.
Groceries and meat markets. whose pro-
prietors are members of the local associa-
ance Of Labor day
Edgar Write of IA Baughn street has
gone to Chicago for a few weeks visit with
friends. He expects to cross Lake Michi-
gan for a short visit at St. Joseph, Mich.
Petersen & Schoening have a novel air
ship. rather a kite, to which Is attached
a small rope several hundred feet long, on
this rope In mid-air a man performs. 1t
certainly is a novelty.
C.. r. Taylor, an oid-time Union Pacific
engineer, Is one OF the recent additions to
this Union Pacific pension list. OF his
thirty-three years of faithful service with
the road twenty-seven were as an en-
K1neer.
o. d. Walker Of Norfolk, Neb.. was in
the city yesterday concluding arrangement
Tor the transfer of his glove and mitten
FACTORY to this city. Il will occupy the
entire floor over the p, c. DeVol hardware
store on Main street.
gave a watermelon party Friday evening
The evening was spent In playing games
and melon eating. There were twenty-four
boys and girls present and all report q
most enjoyable evening.
walter L. McClenahan left Friday for
Phoenix, Ariz, where he will organize the
bicycle riders into a club auxiliary to the
Racycle Bicycle club of America. He has
recently organised a similar club In Council
Bluffs and other cities of the country.
A reception was given Rev. B. s. Denny,
state secretary of the J.. G. G. A., at the
West End Improvement club house last
evening by the members OF the West SIDE
Church Of Christ and other friends, Rev.
Mr.; Denny any Wsst p sSSs church SI fns today.
The hearing in trs case o: Assistant
-PoundmaSter A. Jackson for assault upor
Walter Pollard. which was to nave peer
heard In Justice Cooper's court saturoaS
morning, has been transferred to Justice
Greene's court by change or venue, Wner'
the hearing will be had Tuesday morning
The case grew out OF the lmpounui"s Vi {
COW. 49,
At the meeting of True council No, 800
Knights and Ladies OF Security. FRIDAY
evening, these were elected oftlcers TOT tn'
ensuin9 term: President. ]. B. Sherman
vice president, Mary Kelly; second VIC
president. John Pinney; prelate, Mrs: Col
Inns: secretary. Mrs. John Sherman; finan
cier, w. e. Keller; conductor, May Jones
guard, C. M. King; sentinel. A X Key
nolds; trustees, II. A. Otto, l.. X. CIaInS
and G.. e. Store; musician, Miss Myrtle
smith. After the election. a program o
music. refreshments and dancing was In
dulged.
Charles Clayton of Harrisburg, Ill, re
ported TO the police yesterday morninl
That he had been slugged and robbed ant
locked up in a box car by two companion
who had accompanied him thus far iron
Tho Dakota harvest fields. The allege'
assault took place In the Burlington yard
after the trio had made a boozing tour o
the FALCONS In Council Bluffs. He claim
TO have been robbed of 50 and a watch
but that his assailants had overlooked
$50 bill In his possession, which ne stu
had. He claims 10 have been insensiole j
the box car several hours before he escaper
from II. He thinks hts assailants wer
hound for ST. Joseph.