Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29
MINOR MENTION.

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BEE WANT ADS PAY.
Ed Rogers. Tony Faust beer.
Expert plano tuning. Hospe. Phone s4.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel. $40.
Food choppers. sc. Petersen g. schoen-
Ing Co.
C. c. Haynes. funeral director and EN-
oalmer, sol Broadway.
Born, to Hr. and Mrs. william Coppock,
NO Fifth avenue, yesterday. a son.
Photography supplies. New goods. New
prices. Alexanders. S3 Broadway.
LET THE FRANKLIN PRINT 1T.
BOTH PHONES S8I. ii sorTH MAIN.
Bluff City Masonic lodge will meet this
evening at $50 o'clock for work in the sec
Und degree.
Attorney l. N. Fiickinger went to Pax
ton. Neb.. last evening 90 look after his
ranch interests.
WINTER TERM Western Iowa college
opens next Monday, November 30. Send
for catalog. Phone for information.
Nele Madsen, recently sent to St Der
nard's hospital for observation, will be dis
charged today by the commissioners on in
sanity.
The preliminary hearing OF Arthur Mass,
charged with forging the name OF his
mother to q note at the Treynor bank, was
continued in Justice Coopers court yester-
day until December q. Mass is at liberty
on bonds.
Each and every shirt we iaunder is sent
home IN a protex covering. the only laun-
dry in th9 S %yy GT s,ys you 70 al Tet ps snem Of S tSe
city free Of charge. Bluff City Laundry. %
"a No. Main street. Tel. s1A.
John c. straubbs, formerly assistant
ticket agent for the Rock Island in this
city, has resigned to accept the position Of
ticket agent at the city office of the 1lli-
has gone into the newspaper business.
THE FOUR MUSICAL HODGES,
REFINED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
CLEVELAND, O. n OF
THE WORLD, ALL THIS WEEK AT
THE DIAMOND THBATER.
* A marriage license was issued yesterday
TO Leonard Burgett, aged ls and Jennie
were married by Rev, Henry DeLong at
his office in the court house. Each was
the issuance of the license.
Mrs. C.. ID. Beers, formerly Miss Kate
Ison. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. N. Olson,
NMadison avenue, died yesterday morn,
a year ago on being married. Her
Mrs. Charles Christensen, and the
Pre- husband left for Denver last even
IN early settlers of Council Bluffs are
hted TO attend the meeting of the Pot
y Hattamie County Historical society this
Aning at 1880 o'clock In the auditorium OF
! public library building. Judge II. E.
ieemer Of Red Oak will read a paper on
The Influence of Iowa Men in the Or
sanization OF Nebraska as a State"
The funeral of the late Mrs. Charles
Hensley, who died Thursday evening at
8he home of her mother. Mrs. John Bens-
icoter, 1924 Avenue C., will be held Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock from st. Francis
Navler's church, OF which deceased was a
member. and burial Will be In St. Joseph's
l cemetery.
The annual Thanksgiving spread for the
children of Rev. Henry belongs Indus
trial school will be given this afternoon
from noon until s o'clock at the mission.
1924 Avenue +. The menu will include roast
beef sandwiches. ham sandwiches pork and
beans. hot potatoes. coffee with plenty OF
good cream. cake. cookies and, last, but not
least. doughnuts.
BALMON-Have you ever tried our Glover
Leaf brand OF salmon7 1t is always red
and we have been selling the same branC
for the last six years, put up In two sizes
Is cents and rs cents. In sardines we hav'
/ a brand known as the Parsifal brand
packed In the hest olive oil, is cents pei
can. In peas we have the Petit Pois brand
rs cents per can, also the Marrowfat, 12h
cents per can. We always keep whole
wheat flour, put up in 10-pound sacks. a.
IS cents each; graham flour at IS cents
Then we have sorghum in 20-cent cans
and New Orleans molasses at 10 cents pc
cank. We know that we have the hes
seefed raisins in town; there is a differ
enfe. and they do not cost any more, ]
cents per package. Try a sack Of Colder
Rule flour. the kind that is always good
$40 per sack. Bartel & Miller. Phone S5s