Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-15
COUNCIL BLUFFS
Office is Scott Street. Both Phones 4S.


Ed Rogers, Tony Faust beer.
Lawn swings, $3.50. zoiler Mer. Co.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone 81.
EYES EXAMINED FREE-LEFFERT's.
Woodring Undertaking company Tel. Sss.
Send your children to Western Iowa Col
lege summer school.
Cigar band trays, vases. etc. 6. f.
Alexander, 1913 Broadway.
HERMAN BROS, FLORISTS, 10 PEARL
ST. Phones; Ind, 624 Black; Bell. 500.
We know we have the best flour. Eaco
is the name. Bartell & Miller. Phone 359.
IT PAYS TO SEE HosPE BEFORE
BUYING A PIANO. 20 PEARL STREET.
Framed Pictures make ideal wedding
gifts. See them at Alexander's, SS5 Broad
after school and on Saturday. Western
Iowa College.
Lawn mowers. g and up. We carry the
Great American .ballbearing lawn mower,
me eaeiest rhnning mower mado.- p. G..
DeNof Hardware Co.
Wash Machine sale-wash machines, 1915
to y7:toi the One Minute. 5000. Let us
send you one on trial. j. Zoller Mer Co.,
1OO-102-1o4-lOs Broadway. Phones 800.
Born, 70 Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Donald
son, s South Thirteenth street, yesterday,
TWIN sons.
@. A, Strong and Georgianna PIERCE. both
from South Omaha, were married in this
city Yesterday afternoon by Justice J. K.
N.Y. hfu hEH.a wa Wells ana son are
home from a ~sojourn at Hot Springs, Ark.
where they went for the benefit Of Mr..
Wells health.
The Board Of Supervisors adjourned
yesterday noon until Monday, June %.
Yesterdays session was devoted to auditing
bills and claims against the county.
Building permits were issued yesterday
TO W. u: Kennedy for three one-story
frame cottages I'm Babbitt Place, near the
(. corner ~ Broadway and Oak street, to
cost 1900 each,
Rev, Henry DeLong performed the mar
6iafS ce SfaIE ysstsrdsy for 3: L. Hiatt lat
city and Jesse Goodwin and LYDIA Brandon,
both Of Clarinda, Ia.
Charles Lee, the vaudeville 'spieler'
Landlord Mcdowell Of the state hotel, was
given thirty days in the county jail by
Police Judge Snyder yesterday.
Rev. j. w. Bell. pastor of the Memorial
o. Baptist church.. Is planning on leaving the
last Of this month for a three months veca-
tion, during which he will visit his old
home in Scotland. - The church services
will be maintained during his absence.
Central chapter of the Womanis guild OF
St Paurs Episcopal church will meet Mon.
day afternoon at the residence of Mrs. 4,
g, Turner, 800 South Eighth street. Morn
ingside' chapter will meet at the home OF
Mrs. 9, w. Roberts, 613 Vorhis street, Mon.
day afternoon.
Rev, Father James Danahey. recently
massTthis morning at 1890 o'clock at St
Francis Xavier's church. Father Danahey
is a Council, Bluffs boy and has a large
number Of friends In this city, who are
Interested In his career in the church.
Rev. J. W. Jones. rector Of ST. Paurs
Episcopal church, received a telegram last
night from Bishop Morrison, who was &c
confirm a class at the morning service
statins that he could not reach Council
firmation service viii be held at $3.50 D. m.
Instead Of in the morning.
Edwin Fuller, a member of the boy choii
OF st. Paul's Episcopal church, has beer
invited to appear In vocal solos on thu
program Of the chautauqua assembly a
Jefferson, la, in August. Young Fuller re
recently gave a song recital at jefferson
and received flattering notices In the loca
press, the clearness and purity of his voic'
being particularly praised - -egs,~ r.
Complaints were filed with the police
son Of Thomas Shea, 1915 South Thirteenti
street and a boy named DanielsoR, Twins
at 1917 North Eighth street, had been bite
by savage dogs. The dog which was saiC
TO have attacked the Danielson boy wal
stated to belong to a family named Camp
bell. living at 1O17 North Eighth street.
The woman's Christian Temperance uniol
will hold a parlor meeting Monday after
noon at 2:30. o'clock at the residence of Mrs
Ballinger 721 Willow avenue. On Thursda,
morning Mt 10 O'Clock Mrs. Human, stat
superintendent of the flower mission dc
partment, will be at the Christian home
where there will be a meeting and flower
will be distributed through the institution
The regular meeting OF the union will b
held Wednesday afternoon at the librar,
building.
Henry Farrell, driver for the Council
charged with violating the newly enacte
ordinance regulating vehicle traffic Of
i sISe 81 Hf tbs ToSd Dy ws ariy fnsd 0s & ' and cost
in police court yesterday morning. tn
fine was later RENTED on Farrell payin.
to obey the orders OF Detective Weir, VIII
has been specially detailed for duty o
lower Broadway, 70 keep on the right sid
of the thoroughfare,
The delegation from Council Bluffs iodg
OF hlks. which went Friday evening on
special train TO Shenandoah to assist J
ssta6iishing a new t9ase mere; Tea eSa
The local members report being royalty er
tertained by the new members at Shenar
doah. There were delegations from Ores
ton, Ia; MaryviIle, Mo. and Nebrask
City also present to assist In getting tn
new lodge started right. AZ the close {
the exercises the visiting Elks were give
a .anquet in the armory, the festivitie
lasting until 4 a. m.
Name True and ida Ashman, two c0lo-e
women wanted on a charge Of larceny froi
a building In st, Joseph. Mo-, were arreste
IN this city yesterday afternoon The
were taken back TO the Missouri town Ia,
Joseph, Detective Johnson reached Come
Bluffs yesterday afternoon from .Slou
CITY. having In custody a prisonsr arrnsS
son saw the two colored women fer who
he. held a warrant and calling "A patro
man had tom taken to po ice. h Ca suarter
They consented to return 10 ST. JOSEF
without requsitLOn papers.
A practical lesson on. THE Choice
Ahraham and Lot,N will be the subject Il
consideration az the Young Mems Christie
association open air meeting this afternoC
at 4 o'clock near the redwood tree stun
IN Paramount park. This will be the Sc
ond study on the general topic, The Me
sages from the His" In case OF rain q
meeting will be held at the bandstand. !
the meeting OF the Forum Tuesday evenir
il association headquarters, l22 South Ma
stree a mock political convention VIII
Ield. al which national affairs will be al
cussed and candidates placed In nominati'
Tor the presidency and vice presidency.
Conrad Hive No. 3. Lady Macoabees
the World. will give it's annual picnic Z
the children Of the members o. the ORD
next THURSDAY, The picnic VIII be giV'
All Lake Manawa. and whfle IL VIII
prlmar,iv. for the children. II will a'so
FOR the STR knights and Ladies or (
Maccabees. The pieickers VIII assemh
at Maccabee hall on upper broadway
1854 Thursday afternoon 10 take me sFeci
ears. which have been eafsaged 10 cow
them to the lake, and which VIII STA
promptly at ! O'Clock. The AFTERNOON az
evening will be spent at Manawa IN =
enjoyment OF the numerous pleasures VIII
the resort affords. The women viii ser
AhA nIA