Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11
COUNCIL BLUFFS


Davis, drugs.
stockert sells carpets.
Ed Rogers. Tony Faust beer.
School Supplies. Alexander's, SSs B'way.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81.
woodring Undertaking company. Tel Sss.
See great hunting display at Petersen q
schoenlng Co.'S Main st. windows.
BIGGEST LINE OF FINE RANGES IN
THE CITY At PRICES THAT DEFY
COMPETITION. PETERSEN a scHoE-
MING co.
The Ladies' Aid society Of Trinity Metho-
dist church will meet this afternoon at the
residence of Mrs. Fred Elliff. 1913 Seventh
avenue.
Justice Greene officiated yesterday at the
wedding Of James Chaplin and Louise
Johnson, both Of Omaha, who were married
in this city.
.Theoil, the infant child of M. A.. Wicker:
sham, 21 Eleventh avenue, was reported
to the Board Of Health yesterday as suf-
fering from scarlet fever.
Mrs. Mollie L. Record died Tuesday after
noon at st. Bernerd's hospital and the body
at Harrington. Neb,, for burial.
A. Jackson, assistant poundmaster,
charged with assault and battery on Walter
Pollard during g dispute over an I'M
fore Justice Green who reserved his decis-
ion until this morning.
The hearing as to the disposition of the
llQupI EtlLtu uIlutT u EEdTEn WARRANT ITOHl
the court Of Justice Greene Sunday, Au-
gust 80. at the Riverside hotel, on North
Thirty-seyenth street. was postponed yes
terday until this morning.
The hearing in the case Of Eli Green,
charged by A. A Clark & Go. with dis
posing of mortgaged property, will be held
change OF venue having been taken yester-
day from the court Of Justice Cooper.
The Ideal Hustlers' base ball team will
charter a special train Sunday to accom-
mOnQfa fha fnnq Of this nfNN uThn n~nagf
to attend the game at Nicola on that day.
TIL train will leave here at 1880 p. m. and
Will return as soon as the game is over.
Joseph L. Harrington, aged 6S years. died
Tuesday evening at Mercy hospital from
consumption after an illness extending over
several years, Three sons and two daugh-
Yive him. TIL body will be taken to
Panama, Ia. today for interment,
Isaac Robbins, who was indicted on the
eharse z OF q1ssaul IL, With intent IT., to murder
the reduction Of his ban bond yesterday
from $500 to $500, He furnished a bond in
the lesser amount and was released from
the county jail.
A small frame house owned and occupied
by Chris. Jensen at Thirty-first avenue
and Twelfth street was destroyed by fire of
unknown origin at about 3 O'clock yester-
day morning. Jensen is said TO nave been
away from home for the last week. Nc
fire alarm was turned into the fire depart
ment.
Rev. Frank DeLong performed the mar
riage ceremony yesterday for the following
three couples: Thomas Cranshaw OF Pipe
mona mono, i mdnnJj j. WSP.a rh Senlg GIG Snd 1 ga B sleh-
both of Grand Island, Neb., and ]. w.
Rice and Laura A. Galladay both of lin
Lcoln, Neb.
Those in charge Of the street fair and
carnival to be held next week have decided
to locate 1t on the south side of Broadway
between Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
streets. The ground is being prepared and
a force of men Is at. work enclosing the
tract. which is owned by the Quinn Lum-
Der company.
Drayton w. Bushnell left Tuesday even.
ing for Oskaloosa, Ia. to attend the four.
teenth biennial reunion of Crocker's lows
brigade. Mr.. Bushnell is secretary OF the
brigade in Council Bluffs. The organiza
ton will be invited by Mr.. Bushnell to hold
Its next reunion In Council Bluffs.
Mrs. Joseph Il. Hunter of 101 Bluff street
this city, who, with Miss Bertha Hunter o.
Wayne, Neb., is visiting at AkeleyS MINI.
according to a recent Issue of the Akelel
Herald. won Tame as a disciple OF Isaac
Walton by catching in Mantrap lake g
muskalonge weighing twenty pounds and
measuring thlrty-six inches in length.
Miss Gertrude Reed, daughter OF Mr.. ant
Putnam Of Gordon, Neb,. son Of Mr.: ant
Mrs. Herbert L. Putnam, 1920 North Thirty
second street, Omaha; were married yes
terday noon at the home of the bride!
parents, 2e South Sixth street, Rev, o. o
Smith, d. D., pastor of the First Congrc
gational church. officiating in the presence
of only immediate relatives and q few
friends Of the bride. DR.. and Mrs. Putnam
left for their home in Gordon last evening
S. J. Eyes, a tIu,k gardener OF Levi
township. just south OF the CITY limits, wa
thrown from his wagon In a runaway
accident on Pearl street yesterday after
noon. II is believed the horse took fright a
O street car, and started on a run dowI
Pearl street, overturning the wagon oppo
site Bayliss park. Ewes, who escaped will
nothing more serious than a number Of baC
bruises was given attention at police head
quarters The horses after kicking them
selves free from the overturned wagon wer'
stopped at the Great Western tracks OF
Main street.