Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-21

NVodlA He OuuelAhhlnA company. lei afN. |
our tailot-made skirts are the talk of
the town. Come In and see them. Hunters.
We know we have the best flour. Eaco
Is the name. Bartell & Miller. Phone go.
Hunters fall millinery opening, Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday. September II. az
and q.
Alarm clock sale Monday; H.S alarm
clocks for s. cents. Petersen g. schoenins
company.
The Pottawattamie Gun club will hold a
shoot this afternoon at 2:aO o'clock at its
club house at Lake Manawa.
William DeReus, aged 30. died Friday
night In st. Demands hospital. The body
was taken yesterday to Pella, Ia, for
burial.
Must be sold at once: new, seven-room,
strictly modern house; centrally, located
Bee, Council Bluffs, la.
Central chapter Of the woman's guild OF
St PsuIs Episcopal church will meet Mon
day Afternoon at the home of Mrs. c. S.
Byers on Sixth avenue.
MorninEuide chapter Of the womsn's
guild Of 81. Pauls Episcopal church will
meet Monday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Harris, 08 East Pierce street.
Rev. Henry belong performed the mar
riAge ceremony yesterday for William J.
Evans and Bella McLaY, both of Omaha
George r. Lees and Emma Holder, both OF
this city. and Davis selden and Agnes
Nelson, both of Omaha.
United States court vas adjourned yes
terdsy by Judge Smith Mcpherson after =
weeks session, The court announced he
would be in Council Bluffs Friday, octo-
Der 2. to attend to such matters as might
be brought before hin.
The district court petit jury has been
summoned for next Monday, when the
trial OF the cases on the law docket will be
is that OF the John Deere Plow company
against tho Valley Machine company.
All travelling men are cordially invited
ConSTeRStionaI church at 8 O'clock this
evening. Mr.. Nicholson of GAINESVILLE. Wis,
formerly national secretary Of the organi-
cation, will be present and conduct the
service.
A. A. covait's concert band will be in
Red Oak Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
give band concerts in the Red Oak city
park in connection with the base ball
tournament and race meet to be held there
during those days.
The last for this season OF the open air
meetings In Paramount park under the aus
pices OF the Young Mems Christian asso-
o'clock. The subject for discussion will be
THE Mount Of Olives" being one of the
series Of Messages from the Hills"
The Great Wonder washer demonstra.
It. There Is going TO be a man here from
the factory to demonstrate the wonderIui
aoonn!Ht ss, 70 Come iowa Furniture and
Carpet company. 1oS South Main street.
The funeral OF the late Clarence Mat
thews will be held this morning AZ Nc: Nc
w. II. Brlghtmah, 10 Benton street, ana
burial will be in Walnut HUI cemetery.
Elder Spring Of the Seventh pay AovehI
Council Bluffs Rebekah lodge No , has
issued an invitation TO Unity Heoekan
lodge and all visiting Keoesah as 20 o,c IsyS
his evening TO go In a body TO the Broad
way Methodist Episcopal church. where the
fifty-seventh anniversary Will De eeie
brated.
InformatIons charging them with selling
intoxicating liquor TO minors were rico III
the court Of Justice Greene yesteroayH ,stor
Ross against Hans Clausen. VINO conouc.s
a saloon at 1920 West Broadway, ana JaI ~
Mithen. proprietor OF a saloon at liz WesI
proadwav. Both defendants gave ball for
their appearance in court Monday
Councilmen Jensen and ~Younkerman are
home from ottumwa, where they ~ tnws
Municipalities. Mayor Maloney, WHO az.
tended the meeting, went to erosion irH ~
Snnrth representative from this city at the
meeting. went to Minneapolis from mere
THE two councilmen report a most h'ei
esting and profitable session
NJ MARY L. West, 25O2 Avenue H. filed
,otica Of suit yesterday against the CITY OF
Council Bluffs and the street raliwas egsd
tpoS "Save been received from a fall causee
by a defective crossing at LweH ssSr M
street and Avenue emile a, MTs tMins from a
street car. and claims the accident wa
Sue 10 the defective condition Oh the eroS
ing. Tho Greel
.oction hand who was struck py a EocE
TsIsnd passenger train and tatally III.
while at work near nIntpn 'F Pacific bridge ovel
tSe Missouri river. will be held this r;na
noon at 8 o'clock from cutter rxisw ceme
rooms 4 pnv Father Gustavus Harvahs o.
Sn,;th Omaha will conduct the services
win nm and Bud Gentry; Two ,n Tf SEN, sew
three mesLe ries in the western part OF IN
c citv las tuesday night, waived a pr e.
airy examination IN ho pEIIe over TO Inc grand
W NOR TheiT bonds were placed az stoT
sacb. Bert Hill, the third negro nHrsiarIe
denies oe,ed a hearing. His case wa
continued until Monday u,ru.r
a.. Naris L. Cornelisen, wife or Nlllien
c, Cornelisen, lS1 sIS' Tegbt at her home
go TS years. Besides her husoa1G, Ss
leaves two daughters Mrs, Sannuebt ~ hi
ana MIA one son, John c. Cornelisen o
CITY, Neb The funeral will be heln Int
afternoon at 2 o'clock from 'ne tba levi
GEM cemetery. Rev. A. Overton W"
conduct the services ,asoraa
Tbe nractice foot ball game yes'eIuS
afternoon between me bish school alumr
Az In q victory for the alumni ps
core of 5 TO 0. The high schooi nIyrP an
as tOto" Guards; Thomas and Cleave
Cheyns' psterson and Harding, ends Gray
SON SON, auarterbnck; scanlon and HUI aIumr
Taifbacks; Dudley, tull6aek, cente,
iinn5 nm in this way: Elberwhlte; gas :
pnS1 and Dimmock, guards; N9rsSSI
and Madsen. tackles; Wililams d Picbmon
Rins, ends; Scott, 9uarSe erps Sfa.uback.
aad,,ation Of the Danish Luthera
nnnes, az the corner OF Twenty-first ayenu
ana Eighth street will take L Piaes r., i'm" While
eeIInWof Nj ,,inisters will take part ~
SPEAKERS viii be Rev G. B, Ghri TntbeTa
president OF the United DANISH towI
cburch: Rev. II. Nelson OF Boomer ~
shin: Rev. II. NJ. Hansen, pastor 81 ~
rwenty-sixth Street Danish eaurGT y, n
Omaha, and Rev. J. +, Heede Pss ST. Fo
Danish Lutheran church OF this cry. 70
loHing the dedication Of the chapel a mi
sion festival which will continue 0snin',
weeks. services being held every sNe"'"'
viii be opened this evening