Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-04

Davis. drugs.
stockert sells carpets.
Ed Rogers, Tony Faust beer.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone 81.
woodring Undertaking company. Tel SSs.
Cameras and photographic supplies. C.
i. Alexander, 333 Broadway.
Miss Leata Berwick has returned from a
three weeks visit at Ponca, Neb.
See great hunting display at Petersen ~
schoening Co.'S Main St. windows.
We know we have the best flour. Eaco
IS the name. Bartell & Miller. Phone 1853.
Fall term in Western Iowa college opens
Monday, August 81. Send for fine catalos'
Mrs. T. ]. Wright of Fairmont, Neb., ls
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. {. E
Walters.
Wanted, at once, place for young man to
work for room and board. Western Iowa
College.
Miss Marie Honack has returned from a
months visit at Minnesota and Dakota
BIGGEST LINE OF FINE RANGES IN
THE CITY At PRICES THAT DEFY
COMPETITION. PETERSEN g. sCHoE-
MING CO..
The -Pottawattamie county democracy has
opened headquarters on the second floor
Of the Squire building, reari street and
First avenue.
John Hlnkel has returned from Boston
where he attended the international con-
Vention Of the Typographical union as a
delegate from this city.
Rev. Thomas Lawsen, formerly pastor
of the Free Methodist church OF Council
Bluffs, preached last night at the church,
sixteenth street and Avenue B.
Among the Council Bluffs people who will
attend the Nebraska State fair at Lincoln
are the Misses Anna and Mamie Harring,
Mrs. f. l.. Mann and Mr.. and Mrs. e. L.
Rev. d. c. Lamson has returned for
another year to the pastorate of the Free
Methodist CHURCH OF this city, by the &C.
ton Of the West Iowa conference Just
closed at Shenandoah.
AS a result Of the Western Iowa confer
ence Just closed at Shenandoah, Rev.
D.. c.. Eddy, district elder of the Free
Methodist church will have his official
residence in Council Bluffs.
Chairman Elmer e. Smith Of the re-
publican county committee gives out the
information that republican headquarters
will shortly be opened In this city and a
Vigorous campaign VIII be started. II rs
Merriam block.
w. II. Berry OF Indianola, one Of the
candidates for the republican nomination
for supreme judge is in Council Bluffs
taking a look at his political fences. Mr..
Berry was formerly state senator from the
State Board of Parole.
Mrs. Higgins. who lives at Sixteenth
avenue and Fourteenth street, was run
into by q bicycle near her home last night
and badly hurt. The cyclists were two
girls who were coming down the street
Mrs. Higgins lodged one of them, but
did not see the other in the darkness.
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Jim, made an exhibition run at the Har-
Ian fair yesterday, which with the work
OF the quartet of firemen was almost a
record breaker. The firemen started from
the station under an alarm, hitched up,
made a run of half a mile, laid and coupled
$50 feet of hose in 1913.
Judge Macy entered judgment yesterday
In the case of the Union Pacific against
Thomas Shay and others In a suit to quiet
title. Judgment was given in favor of the
Union Pacific, the defendants failing to
appear. The suit was brought to quiet
title to some land occupied by "squatters'
in the southwest part of the city.
a Mrs. Halter, living at 1928 Avenue A
caused the fire department to make a bis
run yesterday afternoon through hei
carelessness in leaving a pan of meat burr
to a crisp on her gas stove. She had put
the meat on the stove to cook and Their
went away, leaving the house for a time
The meat became thoroughly cooked dur.
ing her abSanee and then began to smoke
to such an extent that the neighbor
thought the house was on fire and turned
in the alarm. Damage, 90 cents worth OF
meat and wastage of so cents worth Of
gas.