Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-08

Davis, drugs.
CORR1GANS, undertakes. Phone las.
woodring Undertaking company. Tel. 800.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone g.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
when YOU want reliable want ad adver-
! Using, use The Bee.
Deering binders and mowers. spearlins
g. Triplett. 527 Broadway.
Wanted a boy to carry a Boo route.
I Apply is Scott street. Omaha Bee.
FALL TERN Western Iowa college
opens August 20. Send for catalog.
BAIRD, LoNGENECKER & ROLAND,
Undertakers Phone 122, n. Main St.
Or. W. w. Magarell, optometrist, moved
10 5os-2Os City National bank building.
The case Of Isidore Mucci, charged with
speeding ana with FAILURE TO have uts NJ u
Der on his auto, vas continued IN ponce
court yesterday until Monday.
Fritz Jorgenson, aged IS years, died yes
terday morning at st. Demands hospital.
Deceased resided at Walnut Ia, and the
body will be taken there for burial.
Word has been received here Of the
death recently at spokane Wash. OF
William Kastner. a former well known
resident and contractor Of this city.
The regular monthly business meeting Of
the Associated Charities will be held AT
8 O'Clock Monday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. r, j. Schnorr, 41s Oakland avenue
Samuel Lingle, aged 90 years. died at an
early hour Yesterday morning ~ 81 ser 70
CorriSsns undertaking establishment and
will be taken today to St EDWARDS, Neo,
the former home Of the deceased.
In the study Of sacred waters, the
Sources of the Jordan" will be the sub
ject for discussion at the open air meet
ins Of tie Young Mems Christian asso-
citation at I o'clock this afternoon at the
Redwood stump in park.
Leroy Corliss, manager Of the Waterloo
creamery in this city, Is home from Des
Moines. where he attended the meeting at
NghHrh tho AaanCiatlOn OF Ice OTeRm MAIL
ufacturers Of Iowa was organized. Mr..
Corliss was elected a member of the board
OF directors OF the new organization.
Ray Gidley, the 17-year-oid lad arrested
with a quantity of stolen goods In his pos
session. was taken yesterday to Percival,
la, where he is charged with breakins
MonoAy night. Young Gidley was taken
back by Constable Cullin and J. s. kyser,
a Justice OF the peace at Percival.
Lee l.. Evans arrived home yesterday
morning from Davenport, where he at
tended the fourth annual state convention
OF Eagles and the state iremen' tourna.
president. Lee Vanderloo, another dele.
gate from the local aerle, who was elected
a trustee, returned home with Mr.. Evans.
DR.. Morgan Cutler, seriously injured ir
. an automobile accident near Florence a
week ago, was removed last evening from
the Edmundson Memorial hospital to thu
home Of his parents, MI and Mrs. Levi;
condition, while but slightly improved yes
terday, gives hope for his ultimate com
plete recovery.
WHEN SARGENT cuts the price
Nearly three months yet to wear low
shoes. Now is the time to save money
200 pairs Of mems s.. $50 and So shoes
y and $50 shoes, s24s. 200 pairs OF boys
and YOU know what they are, for ten days
you can afford to buy for next year. Lool
for the bear. That's Sargent's.
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department. arrived home yesterday morn
ing from Davenport. was to be eX
pected, he was highly elated over the show
Ing made by Lou and Herb. the Counci
Bluffs team. Louis Z~urmuhlen. p~residen
of the Fire and Police commission, went Il
Colfax from Davenport to recuperate afte
Fred Johnson, chief clerk in the postoffict
also went to Colfax from Davenport for
short sojourn.
Council Bluffs will be represented by
large delegation at the meeting of the low
held in sioux city Monday to Thursday. in
Tibbits. Z. ]. Abbott and f. D, Carr. dele
gates from st. Adams lodge, and e
Sleepy and Brandt Croker, delegates tror
bers Of Bluffs company, uniform rank, VIII
will attend in a body. will leave for siou
City this morning. Besides these severe
membe OF the local lodges, including tn
Pythian Sisters, will attend the meeting.
WHEN SARGENT cuts the price
Nearly three months yet to wear 10y
shoes. Now is the time to save money
200 pairs OF mems s., $3.50 and Is shoeI
including Hanans, 1898. $50 pairs of men
81 and $40 shoes, t2.sS. 800 pairs of men
s. and R.O shoes, 1.8. 200 pairs of boyI
50 and $3.50 shoes. u.4s. All our low shoeI
and you know what they are, for ten day,
you can afford TO buy for next year. Loo
for the bear. That's SarRent's.