Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-06
COUNCIL BLUFFS
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Davis. drugs.
stockert sells carpets.
Ed Rogers. Tony Fshst beer.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone "a.
woodring Undertaking company. Tel sss.
HAVE YOU FOUND OUT WHAT A
PROTEX IS7
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Wallace have gone
= TO L%uddington. Mich.
Charles Palmer left Thursday evening
for Twin Falls, Idaho.
Evening school, Western Iowa College.
next Monday, September Z.
Cameras and photographic supplies. c.
z. Alexander. 1913 Broadway.
Mrs. J. c. Mitchell has returned from a
visit with Des Moines friends.
See great hunting display at Petersen g.
Schoening Co.'s Main st. windows.
We know we have the best flour. Eaco
Is the name. Bartell & Miller. Phone $50.
Chris Eberhardt has gone TO Excelsior
Springs, Mo, In the interest Of his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Kilese have gone to
Chicago for a two weeks visit with friends.
Mayor Thomas Maloney was a visitor at
ing home Friday.
Get your order In; you will soon need
coal See the Council Bluffs Coal and Ice
company. Either phone u.
Mrs. f.. b. Warner and Miss Warner OF
Glen avenue have returned from a visit
with friends and relatives at Adair.
Rev. Ray Smith will preach tonight at
the Epworth church in Council Bluffs, as
sisted by Clyde Copeland and Alex Brown.
BIGGEST LINE OF FINE RANGES IN
CoMPETITloN. PETERSEN & scHoE-
G! H Warren, for many years a clerk
in the Northwestern freight department,
has been retired on a substantial pension,
company.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. c. Mitchell returned
yesterday from Des Moines, where they
: were called to attend the funeral Of the
late J. p. Cassaday, which was held there
Wednesday.
Aalong the arrivals at the Grand hotel
yesterday were T. Il. Potter Of st. Joseph,
Miss Alice Carpenter Of Rock Rapids, Miss
Jessie Poulson OF Farragut and c.. C.. Camp
bell OF Ames.
Mrs. Rebeoea Higgins. wife of John Hig-
hospital of peritonitis. She was 70 years
OF age. She had been a patient in the
hospital for about six years.
Senator c. q. Saunders came over from
Des Moines yesterday for a conference
with republican party leaders Of Potta-
wattamte county with regard to the situa-
law.
Evangelistic services were held last even
ing at the Union City mission under the
auspices Of the Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union. Rev. f. A. Case. pastor Of
the First Baptist church conducted the
services.
MIS- n. hennlnBeT mas gone TO New York
10 visit her son, DR.. l.. l.. Henninger.
En- route she will visit with her daughter,
Alice G. Henninger, who is training for a
nurse at the Francis Willard hospital in
Chicago.
Chris Anton Jensen of Bentley. a former
citizen OF Denmark, and Fred Dobernecker
of Nicola, Al former subject Of Kaiser Will
helm of Germany, have filed their declara-
tons Of intention to become lawful sub
1ects of Uncle Sam.
Mrs. II. NJ. Wilder of Sloan, Ia, died last
NnhN In Tho NHa1nNr aA-lAg NJ
taken in charge by the NJ. NJ. Corrigan I'm
dertaking company. Mr.. Wilde will arrive
In the city this morning and will take the
body to Sloan for interment.
The Christian church Sunday school pic
mic will be held In Armour park Satur-
urday afternoon at 2 O'Clock, The program
heipdes various neio sp1Tts Tor the boys
will be given at 6 o'clock.
Building permits have been granted to
7 A. b. Smith to erect a story and a half
frame dwelling at Eighth avenue and Fiji
teenth street to cost $3.50. and to w. II
Kaiser TO erect a one-story frame dwelling
at Eighth avenue and TWenty-flrst street
to cost 500.
Word has been received from Denver of
the death Of Mrs. j. Fl. Pitman, sister Of
J|Mrs. j. p. Organ OF Council Bluffs. Mrs.
Organ was en- route to Denver to visit her
sister on account of the Intelligence of her
serious illness, when the telegram ANNOUNCE
ing Mrs. Pitman's death was received here.
Rosie Hoffman. aged 8 years. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Hoffman, died last eve
ming at the family home in Oak township,
Mills county, OF stomach trouble. The fun
eral will be held Saturday morning from the
Catholic church in Oak township and in
termeryt will be in Oak township cemetery.
Rev. a. V. Babbs will preach his farewell
sermons before the conference next Sum
day morning and evening. The Shining
Light will be the morning topic, and why
Go to College?" the evening. All are cor
daily invited to attend. The pastor starts
for the conference session at Clarinda next
Tuesday.
Poundmaster and Dog Catcher A. Jackson
has been cited TO appear before Justice
Cooper this morning for an alleged assault
upon Walter Pollard OF Twenty-eiBhth
avenue The trouble grew out of Mr.. Jack
TO Mr.. Pollard. Jackson gave bond ia 500
I for his appearance.
j.. L. Jensen of Council Bluffs and Miss
Clara LAuster OF Omaha were married
groom's father, l. p. Jensen, al Park
avenue. Rev, f. A. Case Of the First
Baptist T Church was od the of fiji msss eie t5Syr
home in this city at IL Sixth avenue.
Married. at the home of the bride, Thurs
day evening, September 3, Rev. A V. Babbs
officiating, John Berwick and Miss Cora
Brumage. The wedding was a quiet one.
and was solemnized in the presence of a
bride and groom. Miss zella Rogers was
bridesmaid. and Emil Berwick, groomsman.
These newly welded young people are both
residents OF Council Bluffs, and will make
their future home in this city.
Grapes are getting quite plentiful. We
have a large supply Of the wonder variety;
they are sweeter than common kinds; %
, cents per basket. Sweet potatoes are OF
good size. only IS cents per peck. Water
melons are OF the finest quality, 70, 30 and
as cents each. Muskmelons, 5 and 10 cents
each. We have picking onions, the best
we nave had this season, 10 cents a quart.
We are getting in the famous peaches from
Colorado; by tine case, $ll0. We still have
Missouri peaches in baskets at Is cents
each. Extra good celery, 10 cents. We
have cooked ham, 30 cents per pound. Ap-
pies are of better quality; Is cents per peck.
We still have wax beans, cabbage, corn,
tomatoes and lettuce. Bartel s. Miller.
Telephone $3.50.
Matters in District Court.
Mrs. Daisy Rehfeld, who was granted a
divorce from her husband. Bernard Reh-
field. Thursday. Yesterday filed a petition