Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-29
COUNCIL BLUFFS
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Davis, drugs.
stockert sells carpets.

!. Davis, drugs.
Stockert sells carpets.
Ed Rogers. Tony Faust beer.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81.
EYES EXAMINED FREE-LEFFERT's.
woodring Undertaking company. Tel. S9.
Send yeur children to western Iowa Col
lege summer school.
We know we have the best flour. Eaco
IS the name. Bsrtell q Miller. Phone 359.
Wanted-Place for young man to work
after school and on saturday western
20 per cent discount on Typography outfits
or bulbs. Free lessons. c. e. Alexander,
1913 Broadway.
The will OF the late Richard Green was
filed for probate yesterday. All Of the real
ard personal property is left to the widow.
lave YOUR EYES EXAMINED FREE
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|OPTOMETRlsT, 10 PEARL ST. FAC
TORY ON PREMISES"
Or. and Mrs. ]. c. Waterman were called
20 Amcs, la, yesterday morning by a tele-
gram announcing the critical condition OF
Mrs. WateTman's father.
Page Morrison. city salesman for Peregoy
q Moore, Is confined to his home on First
avenue. as the result Of injuries caused by
falling down stairs at his residence Thurs
day night.
Rev. Henry De Long performed the mar.
riage ceremony yesterday for John A. Bick-
ford and Clara Crandall. both OF Omaha,
and for W: E.. Bullock and Viola Dougherty.
both OF Lincoln, Neb.
Mrs. G.. w. +. Sauer. 96 Avenue c. wife
of the general delivery clerk at the post
office. who underwent a severe operation
at the Edmundsun Memorial hospital a few
days ago. was reported last night to be
doing nicely, with every prospect Of her
speedy recovery.
Prof. f, {. Holloway, an instructor at the
Iowa School for the Deaf, complained to
the police yesterday morning that he had
been bitten by a dog, said to be the prop
erty OF NJ. Shack, 222 Stutsman street. Prof.
. Holloway WAS hitteu hN a dog "A few wears
ago and was compelled to take a course Of
treatment at the Pasteur institute in Chi
Cago.
Detective Weir turned in the name or
numbers Of fifteen drivers OF automobiles
who we're exceed ng the speed limit on Lower
offendcfs were members OF the party Of
Live Stock exchange delegates, who toured
Council Bluffs yesterday morning in forty
two automobiles, headed by w. II. Dudley
4, OF this city. The names were filed with
Major Richmond, chief Of police. Some Of
the alleged violators of the speed limit have
been to appear In police court
Monday.
Mrs. Mary Nelson, aged 81. Of Norwalk
towns ~, was yesterday adtudged insane
ana or.ered m to st. Bernard's
hosI tia her husband desiring that she be
cared for there instead of in the state asy-
lum at CT Irinda, Mrs. Nelson, who has been
before tie commissioner on insanity on a
pr viols occasion, was suffering from an
hallu ination that the atmosphere was filled
W tn uirships that were burning up the
grass, and were also responsible for the
recent heavy rainfall. The unfortunate
mans rawlings could be herd all over the
cour, house.
The II eliminary hearing Of George Ryan,
charged with the theft Of eleven suits OF
COLLINS from a freight car in the North
western yards, was partially had yester-
day lefore Justice Greene and then con-
thu ID to next Thursday. Only three of the
suits ave Len recovered. Some delay was
Occai iiTed in the opening of the hearing
by the fact that an officer in charge of
X an broke a key in the prisoners hand
cuffs. making 1t necessary ito employ the
services of a locksmith to manufacture a
Lew key. Ryan's brother, who was arres ed
with hi n. has been released, the charge
aga INST him having been dismissed by
Assistant County Attorney Ross.