Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-17
COUNCIL BLUFFS
Office is Scott Street. Both Phones 43.
MINOR MENTION.

EYES EXAMINED FREE-LEFFERTs
woodring Undertaking company. Tel SSs-
Send your children to Western Iowa Col
Iege summer school.
Emil A.. Leffert Is home from an EXTENDED
visit in Portland, ore.
Councilman A. BellinEer arrived home
yesterday from Colorado.
Cigar band trays, vases. etc. c. f.
Alexander. 1888 Broadway.
Iluff CITY Masonic lodge will meet In
stated communication this evening.
T Z. Gavin Of Park avenue is home from
a two weeks trip through Illinois.
HERMAN BROS, FLORISTS, 10 PEARL
ST. Phones: Ind, 624 Black; Bell, 5ZS.
We know we have the best flour. Eaeo
is the name. Bartell g. Miller. Phone So9.
IT PAYS TO SEE HosPE BEFORE
BUYING A PIANO. % PEARL
Framed Pictures make ideal wedding
Eifts. See them at Alexander's, S8 Broad
way.
wanted-PIace for young man to work
after school and on Saturday. Western
Iowa College.
H. II. Van Brunt and H. A. Quinn left
last evening for Chicago to attend the
national republican convention.
Rev. Henry DeLong performed the mar
riage yesterday for F.. l.. Shores
and Vera Perrin, both Of Omaha.
Jewel court Tribe Of Ben HuT viii
has teen provided for the meeting.
20 $3.50; the one Minute, $1,000. Let us
ioc-fo2yiS04G .ios Broadway. phones go
A committee Of the grand lodge is ex-
pected to be present tonight at the meeting
OF concordia lodge, Knights Of Pythias.
The Beard OF Education will meet this
evening to open bids for the heating plant
for the new school house at Seventeenth
street end Avenue 4.
DIR. G s. Erickson is home from the east,
where she took a post graduate course in
n1edi inc after attending the Methodist gen.
eral conference as a lay delegate.
Mrs. Harriet Ann Dunlap. wife of Lafay-
etc Dunlap, died yesterday morning at her
home, PIG Harrison street, aged 81 years.
Resi'es her husband she leaves two laugh
te. 8 and three sens.
The Ladies' A d society Of the First Pap
at the home OF Mrs. Garrett 20 Penton
street. Friday evening the society will give
q lawn social al the home Of Mrs. @. W.
Thompson, 1900 Fifth avenue.
The following cases OF smallpox were
guaranteed yesterday: p. i. Mcfarland,
SB South Sixth street; Mrs. Davis. Thirty
second street and Avenue l.; Mrs. Nelson,
Thirty fourth street and Avenue L; Mrs.
Castor, Thirtieth street and Broadway.
The first complete directory of the Ma
Gon.c lodges Of Council Bluffs has just been
Issued. IL contains q list of members of
each lodge in the city, together with the
Officers. and a list Of the past ruling Of
Ulcers since the organization Of each lodge.
Ralph Lester. the infant son of Ny. and
tAh - 70 - " ~ AhtIhE r. uAGu
!esterd y mcrning. aged year. The funeral
will be held from the residence at 4 o'clock
this afternoon. Rev. Henry DeLong will
conduct the services and burial will be In
FairView cemetery.
Funeral services on the late John II.
MAIDEN will be held this afternoon at 23C
O'Clock at the residence, 1913 Avenue A,
conducted by Rev. j. N. Williams. pastor
OF Broadway Methodist church. The body
viii be taken to Lincoln, Neb., Wednesday
morning for burial.
The annual Sunday school picnic Of St
Paul's Episcopal church will be held
Saturday afternoon at Lake Manawa. TIL
children and members OF the church will
assemble at the rectory and take the specia'
cars that win leave Fifth avenue ano
Sixth street at 2 p, m.
II cost HI Mnler,-a horsetrader, $40 and
costs In police court yesterday morning fol-
abusing the police department, Mayor Ma.
loney and the city administration in gen
eral. Miller was arrested Saturday on The
charge Of using profane and unparlia
msntary language on the public streets.