Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-29
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention
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William N Cravua. brought back from
HAY Springs. Neb-. lnder an Indictment
charging wife daser-l0u. win now uava -l
meet Another charge His wife yesterday
filed an Information before Justice Cooper
charging Cravue witl MAINTAINING ulCA
re.u-1n with Vera Thompson. the woman
arrested win him iu Nebraska
Mrs. Cora Dorner was taken .1r1 -usc1t-
last evening by the police on an lnf1rma-
zion having been Eiad aE1I-sr the woman
by her husband Isaac uor1er vino rasid IS
On a raru a few niles east o. the -i-s ALrs
DOruer nas been working ar -1e NIauavar
hotel Tor the asst seven weeks. and ludiE-
nanty denies the accusations u her h-s-
band
FOR SALE or TR4DE-TwU-sTgET
LICK BUSINESS BLOCK nv GJLN-E-
PLCFTS EATTLLENr LOCATION FOR
GROCERIES MEATS DRUGS, BOOTS
s-o6K or GRocERfEs H1E1w4RE
URBAN PROPERTY ADDRESS 'N"
GAZE 5EE OFFICE CCTNCIL BLUFFS.
Ben Holly. a lad VINO had run awav from
the nsl-lua for feeble minded children at
GlenwUod. vas picked NJ by the police AZ q
70 EHnTuud yesterday BY c. u Van Bruu-.
N officer u the Institution. The boy was
formerly a student ar -le Iowa School for
the Deaf ard while there had a DruclivtrV
for running away.
We have the facilI-ies TOR producing the
highest class uf work and By strictly
w1rGlt1I the small details we turn cut
the best grade Of work. work that cannot
Ne a0uaIed fl this community T-v f.
It's Fraa y We fail 70 Dlsuss YOU. II YOU
nave anything rn be try cleaned or
Bluff City LaundrT. Dry leaning and
DYE Works 'Phone 314 22-2t26 North
aIatrhew " CIa-rar5uck. aged y years.
Led yesterday a. Ef-Iudsun Memorial
hospital. His wife. four sons and two
daughters survive him. The funeral viii
-. ala MT--anm nH#nR~-~n % n n"mFmmNr $780,.
the family residences in Garner township
and burial viii be IN ain Hill GENIE
terry Rev Jonn hrnonmeyer pastor OF
Bethany Presbyterian church. win conduct
the services
Mrs. Ha-ie =hnl. wife ~ A. P shin. 1918
south Eleventh street. died YESTERDAY morn
ing from heart failure after an Illness Of
Two days, aged y years. Besides her hus-
band. she leaves three children. Deceased
was a member Of the ROYAL Neighbors o.
America ana the Degree OF Honor. Fol-
Low ing funeral services ar the residence
Tuesday. the body viii be taken 20 Oak
Neh.. for burial.
The case Of the state against George Ellis
worth. a local dairyman. the charge Of sell
ing milk that did not come Up "a the re-
quirHd standard WAS again continued in the
superior court yesterday until Monday The
continuance was granted on the request II
the state as an important witness could not
be present Counsel f0r Ellsworth urged
that the case be dismissed and called 1r-
tsuri0u 90 the fact thai this vas the sixth
TIME hat the case had been postponed.
JuC Ee Snyder stated thar II the state was
not ready 70 20 20 trial Monday he would
tisr1ias the case
The funeral services OF Mrs. Nancy slead
held yesterday afternoon at the home OF
her daughter Mrs. Charles N. Eari on
Oakland avenue. were conducted by Rev.
James VI Williams. pastor Of Broadway
church. Burial, which was private. was IN
Walnut Hill cemetery. the fDMuwinE serv-
ing as pallbearers: J P Bell. r. R. Jones.
Joe Spauldiug. Oscar Albert. Albert letters
and J0nn Van F1sseu. Mrs. Slead In sur
vtved BY two sons. Ralph q. Sland II Chi
cagD and Hiram V. Siead Of Overron. Web.
and two daughter, Mrs. Natrie + Cary Of
Upland. Neb-. and Mrs. Hari Of this CITY
A brother. Gilbert Vennum OF Milford. IL.
Also survives her. Deceased had been a
resident Of Council Bluffs since ISL until
about a wear ago. when she went % Denver
hoping TO benefit her health.