Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-26
COUNCIL BLUFFS
Office 10 Scott Street. Both Phones az.
MINop MENTION.

I'd Rogers. Tony Faust heer.
evil Cutisr. funeral director. Phone a.
woodring Undertaking company. Tel. -.
See the new art pottery at Alexander's.
co Broadway.
We know we have the best flour. Eac1
IL the name Bartell 8 Miller. Phone 25s.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Binder are home
from a trip through the Yellowstone park.
FAN term Western Iowa college opens
Monday, August 81. Send for fine catalog.
Wanted, AT once. place for young man 10
work for room aud board Western Iowa
College.
EyeE examined free. work guaranteed
and prices reasonable. Let o. hauthe' 2S
West Broadway. fit your classes.
oak Leaf camp. ROYAL Neighbors OF
America. viii meet in regular session this
evening
IvanhQe eommandery, knights Templar,
temple thie evening.
The Ladies" guild Of the Holy Family
church parish VIII meet this afternoon
a. the home Of Mrs. T. d. oNeii, A2i
The Que Minute Washer, $40. Let us send
you one on trial. other machines. S3.7 up.
zoller Mere. Co, lO0-l02-l04-1O6 Broadway.
Phones 800.
tive committee of the Commercial club,
with attendant lunch at the Grand hotel,
Will be resumed today.
Park Commissioner A. c. Graham and
-. - fshA1 AAbiA n UP W Jus ~
Yellowstone park and TO Pocatello, Ida.
where they visited their son.
The libel charge against II t. Clsridy
filed in Justice Cooper's court by Rev.
Timothy Tyler, pastor Of the African Bap-
list church, was dismissed yesterday.
Mrs. A. w. Cassidy has recovered suf-
ficiently from the operation she underwent
at the Edmundson Memorial hospital to
be able to be removed to her home on Park
avenue.
g. II. Hare has filed a complaint in
Justice Greene's court charging Joe Klein
with assault and battery on his son, Ernest
Hare. Klein, who gave bail for his ap-
pesrance. will have a hearing Friday.
zeb Ward, alias Joe White. wanted al
commit murder. who was arrested in this
city Sunday night, is still at the city jail
He has refused to return to Nebraska
without requisition papers
Joseph Marcus, who for some time nsst
has been cared for In a tent on the lot al
the rear OF his grocery store at $50 WesI
Broadway. died laet evening about
O'Clock from tuberculosis. He is survived
by his wife and several children.
George stilen, who with Leroy w. Otto
became involved in a fist fight in Justice
Greenes court last Saturday, appeared be.
fore Justice Greene yesterday and pleaded
guilty to disturbing the peace. He wa,
tined 70 and costs, which he paid. Otto;
same court.
Nate Bethers, who was arrested charged
with assault and battery on G. d. Brooks
entered a plea of guilty in Justice Greene'i
court yesterday and paid a fine of $40 anC
costs. Bethers then flee an nformatjn,
charging Brooks with assault and batter,
on his wife. Rose Bethers.
Rev. Henry DeLong performed the mar
the court house for the following thre,
SodpIeS scv E p I; kester Of Lincoln, Neb.
S Arthur lucy Z. =; si TTss5er s 96 kS MsTIs ely + Y Mo.
both OF Auburn, Neb., and John ,JlIreen
and Bertha Henning both of Florence
The funeral of the late Captain lob,
T. Williams will be held Wednesday morn
ing at 10 o'clock from the residence "a
West washington avenue, and burial viii
liams; pastor of Broadway Methods
church, will conduct the services al IN
home and Bluff city Masonic lodge wi
daughter OF the deceased. is expected Z
reach here from California this mornine
will meet at Masonic temple nj ,ou =
body. !"
b to Use Great Western Depot
Rumors that the Wabash railroad
about to enter into an agreement with tn
Great Western to use the latter's passenge
depot on Main street and Ninth avenu,
are again rife. Although local officials G
both roads decline to either deny or cor
firm the rumor, It is said, that such a
arrangement which has been talked q
ever since the Great Western entered Cour
ell Bluffs has been practically agreed upoI
AT a point near Twenty-third avenue III
Wabash tracks run almost directly mort
TO Seventeenth avenue, and from there III
W lines parallel TO Eleventh avenu
where the Wabash depot is located. 1t
said also that it is proposed to use
short connecting link between the two lin,
near Sixteenth avenue.
IL Is stated that the arrangements b
tween the two railroads will eventual
mean the abandonment by the Wabash
the ancient structure at Eleventh avenl
used by 1t as a freight depot and that
will either use part OF the large freigI
depot OF the Great Western road or ere
a new freight depot on Ninth avenue.
At present patrons OF the Wabash a
compelled to go to the Union Pacific tran
fer depot to board the trains on that roa
Real Estate Transfers.
THESE transfers were reported to II
Bee August "a by the Pottawattam
County Abstract company of Counc
Bluffs:
Jessica siedentopf and husband and
Ellen M. s. Haas and husband TO
Harry p, Glover. lot 8, block "a,
Ferry addition TO Council Bluffs,
George W. b. wcsterda6i. single. TO-
w. H Lynchard. lot 1. block is.
Beers subdivision TO Council
Bluffs w. d..
Ida NJ. Mikesell and husband to
Thomas Mickey, part of lot /,
block IL. Macedonia W. d........ .
W. E.. Grigsby, unmarried. TO Hans
N. Terp. lot 10. block /, Mcmahon,
Cooper & Jefferies' addition TO
Council Bluffs, W. d.......,..., is
Eo,,r trarsfars total 90 n
Republicans GO to Conference.
Council Bluffs will be well represent
at the conference OF republicans to be h,
in Des Moines today. National Commit,
man Ernest e. Hart. George s. Wrig
state committeeman from the Ninth d
trlct; Congressman Waiter. |. Smith a
Victor Z. Bender left for Des Moines Il
evening. State Senator c.. G. Sound,
viii leave for there In the morning. "
loughby Dys Of Macedonia and Her
Brandes OF Hancock, representative FRI
Pottawattamie county TO the state legis
ture. viii also be in attendance.
Marriage Licenses.
Licenses to wed were issued yesterday
the following;
Name aud Residence. A
E-E. Ksster, Lincoln. Neb. ...,....."".