Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-11
CURRENT NEWS OF IOWA

nue.. The Burlesque Amusement company.
especially organized for the occasion. 1t is
announced, will put on. the attractions
which will be many and varied.
For Rent-Nice living rooms and one
store building, 1l w Broadway.
We know we have the best flour. Eaco
IL the name Bartell q Miller. Phone S69.
Tn best season for wall paper is right
now, Let Berwick figure with you. I'll
South Main.
Big washing machine sale Of shopworn
Rotary Washing Machines at $3.50. Peter
ser & Schoening Co.
The Board Of Trustees OF the free public
library Is scheduled to hold its regular
monthly meeting this evening.
Let us send you a One Minute wash ma
chine on trial. j. Zoller Mer. Co.. lOo-1o2-
rO4-106 Broadway. Phones go.
While visiting at a neighbours house yes
terday afternoon, Mrs. Frederick L. Lain
son, 1909 Canning street, fell down a stair
way and suffered a fractured ankle. She
was removed to the Jennie Edmundson
Memorial hospital.
Cement, plaster, lime, sewer pipe, Kansas
and Sioux City brick, drain tile, wall cop
ing, crushed and Clipped rock, roofing.
gravel and sand, cement stone. Everything
the mason needs. Sold by the pound, ton
or carload. c. Hafer Lumber Co.
Announcement is made that A. c. Gaebe-
leln Of New York City is to visit Council
Bluffs again and will speak at the Danish
Baptist church in English each evening at
8 o'clock, beginning next Sunday and clos.
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afternoon meeting each day at $3.50 o'clock
in the Gospel hall in the Everett block.
The city council will meet in adjourned
regular session this evening. At the meet
ing as a board of health which will follow
the council session an interesting time over
the mass of bills and claims filed at the
last meeting is looked for. The committee
to which the bills were referred, will, 1t Is
understood, recommend that they all be
rejected.
The fifty or more waste paper galvanized
boxes which have encumbered the street
corners for the last two years are now
piled up back of the police station. City
Scavenger Dobson seized them under an
attachment secured in Justice Cooper's
the owner, for work done in cleaning out
the boxes at stated intervals.
The employees in the bridge and building
department of the Chicago, Milwaukee a
the publication of a unique magazine en-
titled Railway Bridge and Building
Parry, Ia, and the editor is E.. f. Clothier
of that place. who is secretary and treas
urer Of district lodge No. l Of the brother
hood.
The South First street chapter Of the
woman's guild of st. Pauls Episcopal
church win meet this afternoon at the home
of Mrs. j.. r.. Williams, TAI Madison avenue.
Bluff street chapter will meet Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Il. E. Gavin, $50 Park
avenue. The Senior Brotherhood Of ST
Andrew will meet Wednesday evening at
o'clock at the rectory. The choir will meet
at the church at 1880 p. m. Saturday fol-
rehearsal.
The funeral Of Peter Boysen, the young
lad, who was crushed between two cars
while working In the yards of the Mil
waukee railroad was held yesterday after
noon and was attended by a large number
Of friends Of the deceased and the bereaved
family. A short service in English was
held at the family residence. 607 Sixteenth
avenue, following which the funeral cor.
tege proceeded to st. Johns evangelical
church where services in German were
conducted by the pastor, Rev. W. r. Wetz'
Ter. Burial was in Fairview cemetery.
s. V. Justice. the collector for an Omaha
installment house who was fined $40 and
costs in police court last Thursday fol-
annoying Miss Lottie Hughes, daughter Of
George F. Hughes, a well known loca
contractor and builder. Is still enjoying tn,
hospitality of the city Jail. He refused t
pay the fine or even the costs although
offered his release II he would pay tn
latter and as far as the authorities knoy
has made no effort to secure an appea
bond which was fixed by Judge Snyde
at 500. His wife called to see him an,
entreated him to either pay the fine o
secure a bond, but he refused It is said, t
listen to her.