Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18

DaVis, drugs.
stockert sells carpets.
BEE WANT ADS PAY.
Ed Rogers, Tony Faust beer.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel. $50.
FINE FERNS AT HERMAN BROS, 10
PEARL STREET,
c. c. Haynes. funeral director and en-
balmer, S1 Broadway.
Rugs made from old carpets. Council
blutfs Rug Factory. Tel. SIG.
We know we have the best flour. Eaco
u the name. Bartell & Miller. Phone csc.
sECOND.HAND RANGES AMI COOK
STOVES. PETERSEN 4 sCHoENING
Excelsior Masonic lodge will meet this
Aeeree.
DR.. e. l. Woodbury., jr., Of Burlington,
Ia, was In the city yesterday visiting
Genuine handmade art craft jewelry and
metal novelties. c. e. Alexander, 1888
Mrs, J, N. Casady. jr. arrived home yes
terday from a visit with relatives in Bur-
lington, Kan.
County Auditor w. c. Cheyne is home
from . two weeks trip to Idaho and other
western points.
Burning grass gave the fire department
and Indian creek.
@. A. Lang and e. Rosa Goodwin. both
of Omaha, were married in this city yester-
day by Justice Greene.
Miss Swingle, a graduate nurse, is lying
critically Ill with typhoid fever at the
Jennie Bdmundson Memorial hospital.
Cudahy's sugar cured breakfast bacon, in
ss.iIs' M RsT IT, sO n LSs RT TsntTSl aT 'eSagss ana "a
Tom Carter, the IMAM newsboyy' was ar
rested last evening, charged with the theft
Of a package at the Union Pacific transfer
depot
= praat5onk poator no. caiIad a yoaatino ~,
the Federation of Improvement club for
this evening at the city hall to organize
q campaign for the water works bonds.
Judge Smith Mcpherson held a session OF
federal court In chambe yesterday for the
purpose of hearing matters in connection
with the John p. Weaver bankruptcy case.
A meeting Of the general committee of
the National Horticultural congress will be
held this evening. A meeting of the pre-
MUM committee will be held this morning,
Rev. Henry DeLong performed the mar
rage ceremony at his office In the court
house yesterday for Charles c. Ohler OF
Newton, Ia
Dr.. Willis e. Parsons, president of Par
SOM college; Fairfield, Ia viii be the cues,
Sunday. DR.. Parsons will occupy the pulpit
of the First Presbyterian church morning
and evening.
bonds election was practically at a stand
still yesterday. In one precinct the regis
trars were called upon to list only one
name. The registrars will be In session
again Saturday of next week.
. Mrs. Ida vanderpool. wife of II. e Van
derpool. 1856 Harrison street, died yesterday
years. Besides her husband five cRRiidrer
survive her. The body will be taken u
Hamburg, Ia, today for burial.
LARGEST and most complete assortment o
sash doors and mill work In the middle
west. Can furnish all kinds of hardwoo
interior finish on short notice. Our factory !
complete. Let us have your hurry-up orders
c. Hafer Lumber Co., Council Bluffs, Ia,
The foot ball team of the Council Bluff
High school will go to Ida Grove this morn
ing to play the team ar o. the wili ni bs re senSe
The Bluffs boys will wear their new jersey
and stockings which have been donated by
local business firms.
Several haystacks were burned in a prai'
RE fire yesterday afternoon between thI
tracks of tho Milwaukee and Wabash II
the Oh t sSIfseae eS4s on part the Ut Me- Milwaukee, SsSSi t rack
had to be pulled away to prevent then
catching fire. The fire department wal
not called out.
DIR. Charles Bradt of Chicago and DI
George II. Trull Of New York, sunda,
school secretary of the Presbyterian Boar,
OF Foreign Missions, are guests OF Rev
M. p. Mcclure. They held q conferenc
for members Of the various Presbyterla
churches OF the city last evening in tn
parlors of the church.
Building permits were issued yesterda
to William Hansen for a one-story fran
cottage on Avenue e. between Twenty
ninth and Thirtteth streets, TO cost SllO
and for a one-story frame cottage on Sec
ond avenue and Twelfth street to cost S1,S5'
and to Mrs. Eva b. Warner for a one
story cement block cottage at the eorne
of Twentieth street and Avenue c to cos
$1,000.
In the district court the jury in the $500
I damage suit Of Mrs. Luvlney Langdoi
against Charles EVerly, a Broadway sa
loonkeoper, and his boIdsmen, brought 4
a verdict for the defendants. Mrs. Langdol
alleged that the defendant sold her nus
ban. intoxicating liquor after he had bee
adjudsed n dipsomaniac and committed &
the state hospital for chronic inebriates a
Knoxville.