Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-10
MINOR MENTION.

Davis, drugs.
stockert sells carpets.
Ed Rogers. Tony Faust beer.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone q.
woodring Undertaking company. Tel. 500.
Pictures for gifts. c. e. Alexander. 800
Broadway.
DR.. Scott Covalt, dentist, removed to
Room 300 City Nat. Bank Bldg.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ]. Saunders.
10 Third street, yesterday, a son.
Lost-A man lost 81 by not going to Dun
cans big discount sale, at % Main street,
for his shoes.
Dr. J. c. Deetkin, Dentist. has moved
his office from the sapp block to Room
2O2, second floor, City National bank
lbuilding.
4 T. r. Thomas and family have been called
to Randolph, Neb., TO attend the funeral OF
Mr.. Thomas father, which will be held
there today.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
TO c. II. Struble, aged 30. OF Ravenna, Neb.,
and Ella e. Nelson, aged p, Of Omaha.
They were married by Rev. Henry De Long.
The Council Bluffs Coal and Ice com
pany commenced yesterday with a force OF
about fifty men cutting ice on the water
works reservoirs at Broadway and Thirty
seventh street.
Twenty per cent discount on all shoes,
slippers and overshoes and winter goods at
Duncan's. q Main street.
See our ad on page 10. Cut this out
and present IL to us and we will refund
your car fare on a purchase of 50. Pal
ace Clothing Co, corner l4th and Doug
las Streets, Omaha.
We quote facts, not hot air. when we
say we have the best system Of doing
fine watch repairing IN the city. Try us
~ prices charged. o.. Mauthe, 22s B'wRy.
Judge Wheeler has been compelled to adj
journ the term of district court at Red OAK
owing TO the prevalence Of smallpox In
will be resumed there January Is. Judge
Wheeler has returned to his home in this
city.
The meeting of the city council to have
been held yesterday afternoon for the pur-
pose of assessing recently completed paw
!, ing, curbing and sidewalks tailed tor lsSS
meeting will be made next Monday after
noon.
Nothing reserved at Duncan's shoe sale:
Everything has the 70 per cent discount OH
for the next ten days. % Main street.
In district court yesterday Judge Thornell
took up the trial Of the case OF the BenJa-
L min-Fehr Real Estate company against V.
A. Chittenden and others. About twenty
eight acres If land formerly belonging 70
the estate OF the late Maria MINISTER and
located adjacent to the city are involved
IN the case.
Found-A woman found she saved 81 by
attending the big shoe sale at Duncan's' -
Main street, and having her feet properly
fitted.
Mrs. olive Teok, wife of Hezekiah Teck
of Glenwood, Ia, died yesterday morning
at Mercy hospital, aged 46 years, from
tuberculosis. She had been a patient at
the hospital for eight weeks The body
was removed to the Woodring undertaking
establishment and last evening taken 70
G~ienwood, where the funeral will be held
Sunday.
The funeral of the late William Hedges
Robinson. a pioneer resident OF Connen
Bluffs, was held yesterday afternoon from
the residence on West washington avenue
The services were conducted by Rev; n. j.
: Mackay. rector of All Saints Episcopal
church Of Omaha, and burial was In FAR
view cemetery. The pallbearers were
"a Charles A. Beno. T. e. Gavin J. e: NIT;
chell, Thomas Bowman +. II. CIRCUIT anu
wv. &c. Mcconnell.
ORANGES! oRANGEsi-The Highland
brand, juicy and sweet, regular S6c size;
fr ms io sat EACH iS0 In 0G fresh vegetables We
. have cauiifiower, celery, lettuce and pars-
pound, l2Hc; fancy dried peaches, per
pound. loc, prunes' per pS Ssne IN me
a pouitry line today dressed geese, ducks
and chickens; also Cudahy's hams az
a sstt d Fer our PqInIRlS S cream Rda g fi0ur Eyer per 0s SACK !;
s14O; warranted as good as any Sl a.
flour in ws the sS city :veT we ds maN leaving = y nS'i stor;
at $50 p. m. l.. Green, lS4 brohu""s
Pottawattamie tribe, Improved Order o
Red Men, installed these oitioers Tsga
more, C. e. Cooper junior sagamorS, - .
Terrill; prophet. r, $. simpson; enieI .
pun, Herman Rosch; keeper or wamPum
r. +. De Grote; first sanap,, X. I, MeneiaS
IT.; second sanap, FRANK ftoDeIb BuaAu y
wlgwam. T. b. Keslnger; guard Oh toFes'
ii. A. Washington.
County Treasurer James W. Mltchel en
tertained at dinner last evening at ms res
dence in honor of w. c. Cheyne, the rem
Ing county auditor. His guests IleluuS
the members of the Board OF SUPERVISE
and others connected with the county coui
house. Dinner was served at Tour snla
tables and was followed by carus; Lover
were laid for Supervisors W. IL BAKE
Allen Bulls, T. ]. Johns, Felix SetE' SeorS
Spencer, City Treasurer u. Z, True, j. 7
christensen, Otto Voilstedt, sherm6
Humphrey, c. Pierce, Roy De VOL =. T. Z
Froom, A. F. Hollis, W. c, Cheyne ana Ut
host
TURN OVER A NEW LEAF and trad
with a good store. one that sens W
goods often enough to always nave mSi
3resh. Goods that have been on n
shelf all summer are apt to, get stahE
Have you ever eaten oysters right on IN
seashore? The flavor is. better una
those that have been stored. we get our
shipped In sealed packages-coIne diteS
from the original packer. They are pc
ter, our customers tell us 80, we az
n SelIing fresh roasted coffee kept IN AZ
a tieht cannisters. free from dust ana DIR
= We are making a leader of the Pea BerT
brand. use pound. II you care Tor pes
~ that taste Just like the ones you PIC
out of your garden, ask for the Turt
brand. lbc per can. We have zine. ruti
baRas, g pounds for lOc; turnips, z0c p'
- peck; lettuce. celery and cabbage Bart
. h Miller, telephone 25S.