Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-11
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Office is Scott Street. Both Phones 43.
Davis. drugs.

Davis. drugs.
stockert sells carpets.
Ed Rogers, Tony Faust beer.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel. Ss.
Pictures for gifts. Z. E.. Alexander, 3S3
Broadway.
DIR. Scott Covalt, dentist, removed to
Room SO City Nat. Bank Bldg.
The annual meeting Of the Associated
Charities will be held Monday afternoon at
2:9 O'Clock In the parlOrs of the First
Presbyterian church. Officers for the en-
the various officers read. A full attendance
Is desired.
Mrs. p. NJ. Hoffman. S7 Fifth avenue. is
confined to her home with sickness.
Lost-A man lost 81 by not going to Dun
cans big discount sale. at 3 Main street,
for his shoes.
The county supervisors, after dlsposing
OF a lot of routine business yesterday. in
Guiding the auditing and allowing OF q
large batch OF bills and claims, adjourned
10 Tuesday, January 10.
The West Council Bluffs Improvement
club will meet Tuesday evening for the
annual election Of officers.
The annual dinner and business meeting
of the congregation OF the First ConBrega-
tional church win be held Monday evening
In the church pdrlors.
DR.. ]. c. Dectkin. Dentist. has moved
his office from the Sapp block to Room
9O2. second floor, City National bank
building.
The Council Bluffs Retail Grocers' and
Butchers association will give a dancing
party in the Masonic temple auditorium
Thursday evening Of this week.
d. c. Martin, rooming at $50 West Wash
ington avenue. reported TO the police last
evening that a sneak thief had entered his
room and stolen several garments and other
articles.
Twenty per cent discount on all shoes,
slippers and overshoes and winter goods at
Duncan's. % Main street.
Thomas r. King of Fort Omaha and
Gertrude p. Haze of Omaha were married
in this city yesterday by Rev. Henry De
Long. The groom - a member OF the
signal corps stationed at Fort Omaha.
and present 1t to us and we Will refund
your car fare on a purchase of 50. Pal
ace Clothing Co, corner 1tth and Doug
las Streets, Omaha.
Mrs. sophia Smith. a former resident OF
Treynor, Ia, died yesterday at st.
Bernard's hospital from the infirmities OF
old age and mental trouble. The body was
taken to Cutters undertaking rooms await
ing disposition by relatives.
We quote facts, not hot air. when we
say We have the best system OF doins
once and be convinced. Only reasonable
prices charged. o. Mauthe, 22s B'way.
Word has been received here OF the
death OF Mrs. Elizabeth "|iley. a former
resident of Council Bluffs. Mrs. Wiley,
who was 81 years OF age, died at the nome
Of her daughter, Mrs. Carrie Ballard: In
Ksr sss CITY The fureral will be held in
AnNA oa' CANEF
Glenwood, Ia, today.
Nothing reserved at Duncan's shoe sale:
Everything has the 20 per cent discount off
for the next ten days. % Main street.
In Justice Gardeners court a jury yes
ter day gave Frank Weisner a verdict for
$50 against the street railway company Tor
the death Of a mule nTa Se as stT1ck 20 an Mei kiIind
w a street car on the Fifth avenue line
near Twelfth street one night during last
September.
eo-.aatton chargIpg lanes Johnson
1905 Fifth avenue, with being a dipsomaniao
was filed yesterday by his wife, Mrs. kir-
stine Johnson. The question OF whether
,Johnson shall be committed to the state
hospital for inebriates will be decided by
Judge Thorneli Monday IT ornlng; JGnhsSn
the sheriff and placed in the county 1ail
At the meeting of Council Bluffs lodge
No. 27O, Ancient Order OF United Workmen,
stalled: Hans Sandwich, past master work
man; William Kinzel, master workman
Hyerg Bsteh ee@iii T fqiptf%a" guide DE, + A. rof BTe,
wick. recorder; o. HICKMAN, financier: ID.
l.. Ross. receiver; Mr.. Crenshaw, inside
watchman; Mr.. Keller, outside Waterman
Found-A woman found she saved 81 by
attending the big shoe sale at Duncan's, 2
Main street. and having her feet properly
fitted.
Rev. C.. s. Hanley Of Shenandoah will
ple's church, Thirty-fifth street and Avenue
b.. this evening. Rev. DIR. O.. Q. Smith
~ AlOI OF llt II IFS ~ -
will assist in the closing services, which
will include a communion service IN TN
morning. In tho afternoon Mr.. Hanley vii
speak at Woodbury. chapel. Mr.. Hanley
next work is at the Congregational church
in Cromwell, la.
Twenty Per Cent Discount Sale-Furni
ture, heating stoves. Petersen & Schoeninl
Co.
Ivanhoe homestead No. 394. Brotherhood
Of American Yeomen, will install Officers
Thursday evening, January II, In tn
knights of Pythias hall. w. r. Davy o
Des Moines. supreme secretary. and w. II
Shirley OF Sioux City, state manager, VII
o~fflciate at the installation, The OFFICERS
to be inaugurated are: Foreman, Wallace
NJ. Hendrix; overseer, w. II. Mullen; cor
respondent. Mrs. Barbara Tucker; maste
Of ceremonies. Mrs. f.. A. Tucker; chap
lain, Mrs. Maude Maxwell.
twenty Per Cent Discount Sale-Furni
ture, heating stoves. Petersen q Schoenlnl
Co.
DEPUTY Clerk Hardesty of the distrlc
court completed yesterday the annual re
port for 1908 OF the juvenile division or IN
district court, which Will be sent 10 IN
State Board OF Control at Dcs Moines; l
shows that t~hirty-nine cases or chlldre
under l6 years of age were docketed; q
The thIrty-nine cases formally docketel
thirteen children were placed in the car
Of the probation officers or returned L
their parents with instructions to report
Private homes were found for three chill
drcn. Thirteen were sent to state institu
tlons, at Eldora or Mitchellville. and on
was sent to st. Demands hospital as
detention home.