Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
COUNCIL BLUFFS
Office Is Scott Street Both Phones a.
MINOR MENTION.

oak Leaf camp, Royal Neighbors Of
America. will meet In regular session this
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs George f. Hughes and
family are home from Portland, ore, where
they spent the winter.
o. f. Trimble and May Wolf. both Of
La Platte, Neb, were married IN TINS CITY
yesterday by Rev. Henry De Long.
Building permits were Issued yesterday
to e. PHI e. Son. for three one-story frame
cottages in McGee's addition to cost N4O)
each.
Luncheon served every day this week by
the Broadway Methodist Episcopal church.
ladies' on third floor at Hunters. Meals,
25 cents.
Mrs. Laura Z. McMullen has gone to
Chicago to attend the national convention
Of Royal Nelghbors Of America as delegate
from the Ninth district OF Iowa.
Hazel =: Tracy, l7-year7ojl.d q. ,tis. Daughter OF
MT and Mrs w b. Tracy, 543 Fifth avenue,
the brain after an illness Of five months
Dr. p. J. Montgomery and DR.. A. p.
Hanehett left last evening for Des Moines
OF the Hahramann Medical association OF
Iowa.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs B. F.
Cook, 1l12 Gould avenue. died yesterday
evening. Following sermon at the home
the body was taken to Carson, Ia, for
burial.
from Washington, d. c., when she Joined
Congressman Smith shortly after the holi-
day recess. Congressman Smith expects
to be home in about three weeks
The funeral Of Byron, the infant son of
Mr.. and Mrs James L. Carter, 1916 Avenue
Il, who died Sunday, was held yesterday
morning from the family residence and
burial was IN Walnut Hill cemetery.
The sef-rehlling bows which are sold
at Bourtcius, are the greatest of any in
vention for violinlsts. one can rehair his
bow bow himself elf IN Just one minute. examine
stands upon the building.
A. }. Stewart Of Walnut and Arthur
Hetrick Of Hazel Hill township, each
County Auditor Cheyne yesterday and re-
eeved warrant each for s. for the
bounty on these ani'7als
AZ the meeting Of ...e Young Mems Chris
tian association Forum this evening there
viii be debate on the labor problem to
be participated in by J. A. Leonard. Err
win Snyder Norman Filbert and Henry De
. Long ir.There will be also a continuance
OF last weeks program on athletics,
G; J. sutphen has has resigned as resident
been treasurer of the house during the past
! season. Mr.. Sutphen will go TO Sioux City
where he will continue in the employ of A.
B. Beall, lessee-manaEer OF the New the
business.
Fred L. Shelly died yesterday morning al
his home 11O Eighth avenue from pfIeu-
monia after a weeks Illness aged q years
Deceased was railway mail clerk and
. a
member of the brotherhood of American
Geomen and Of the Burlington Relief So
ciety Services will be conducted at the
residence this morning at 1880 o'clock by
Rev. Edgar Price, pastor of the First
Christian church, following which the body
{ VIII be taken to Logan, Ia, where the
funeral Will take place.
Wiley Hafer while returning from
Omaha late Sunday night in his automobile
oollided with a switch engine at the Illinois
Central crossing and Broadway and Eigh-
teenth street. The automobile was some
and young man companion escaped in
jury, except that the former who was
driving. was bruised about the head by
being thrown against the frame Of the top
Hater said his lights showed clear road
when he was about 200 feet from the track
but when about fifteen feet from the cross
ing the engine suddenly doomed up ahead
/ OF MIN. He turned the machine sharpely,
I hoping to avoid a collision, but was unable
to do so.