Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-28
Minor Mention
Ths Council DIuffs offSos q chs
Omaha nee Il ~ 10 SCOTT street.
Both Phones -.

Davis. drugs.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel. $50.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Majestic ranges. P. C.. DeVol How're. Co.
w. w. Dickerson, the matchmaker, has
moved to 622 West Broadway.
Pictures and art novelties for Easter
gifts. G. e. Alexander, 3S2 Broadway.
BAIRD LONGENECKER g. POLAND,
undertakers. Phone 122, IA N. Main st.
U~p-to-date wall paper and wall paper
work at reasonable prices. II. Berwick,
al South Main street.
Mrs. Clara Fry, aged So years, died yes
terday at McClelland. One son survives
her. The body was brought to Cutters
undertaking rooms awaiting arrangements
for the funeral.
M. G.. O'Connor, us Bluff street, COM
planned to the police that a vicious dog
belonging to one of his neighbors had at
tackled his little daughter. O'Connor asked
that the canine be killed.
A.. Whitebook yesterday filed original no
ticc of suit In the district court against
the Miller Brewing company for $500 dam
ages for the alleged breeAh of an oral CON
tract to lease his the saloon at 1925 West
Broadway.
Samuel Baker, aged 20 years. died yester-
day afternoon at Mercy hospital. after a
brief Illness. His mother, Mrs. a. F. Nc
Claim. lives at Leavenworth, Kan. The
body was removed to Cutters undertaking
rooms awaiting disposition by relatives,
George Pepper, indicted for tho theft Of
S4 from the residence Of Mrs. len Ostrom,
| 1903 Sixth avenue, on May 1, 1905, entered
a plea of guilty yesterday in the district
court and was sentenced by Judge Wheeler
to sixty days in the county jail. lie has
already been in jail several weeks.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Mary A..
ELAN will he held Sunday morning at 10
o'clock. instead of this morning, as errone-
ously announced. The funeral will be from
the residence, 1902 South Seventh street, and
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-sev. Edgar Price, pastor OF the First Chris
tian church, will conduct the services.
Building permits were issued yesterday to
Hans Hansen for a, two-story frame resi-
dence on High street near Tenth avenue
to cost $500 and for a story and a half
frame cottage on South Seventh street be-
tween Nineteenth and Twentieth avenues
TO cost $3.50, and to j. G, Aid for a two
story frame residence at 21 Park avenue
to cost 5000.
Frank Robertson gave his Illustrated lee
tUre. The Last Days Of Messina." before
an audience last night which completely
filled the auditorium of the high school
building. In the afternoon Mr.. Robertson
gave the lecture for the benefit of the
pupils of the grade schools of the city and
over 100 children and their teachers enjoyed
an afternoon of rare entertainment.
The West Council Bluffs and the West
End Improvement clubs have appointed
committees to confer with CITY Solicitor
Kimbali with a view TO securing the better
% = - E11A $500 80 NAA NNHNNAh I9A I
of the city. 1t is alleged that these pool
halls keep open the greater part OF the
night and that minors are permitted to play
there in violation Of the law and to make
these places their loafing quarters.
Variety is the spice OF life. We have %
many different varieties OF goods to choose
from. Among them are articles that Gus
toners forget ali about unless reminded of
them. We have fine Goldfish, 10 cents pack
age; salt mackerel, 10 cents; smoked hall
hut, 20 cents pound, Then we have for your
soups, noodles In packages. s cents and Ia
cents; barley, 10 cents pound; lentils, 10
cents; split peas, 10 cents; dried peas, two
pounds for 10 cents; Mexican beans 5 cents
pound: lima beans, 10 cents pound. For
your pies We have canned pumpkin rs
cents; dried apples, l2k cents pound: mince
meat in quart Jars, 30 cents. For your lunch
baskets we have sliced ham. sliced beef.
peanut butter and cheese. For your break
fast we have pancake flours. white syrup.
Is cents can; Sunbeam, 10 cents; breakfast
food. We have oranges ON sale today at
50 cents per peck. extra fine ones. Bartel
a. Miller. Telephone $50.