Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-20
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention
rhs Council bluffs office Of he
Omaha nee u as IL Scott street
Both Phcaes -,

Berwick, wall paper.
Lewls Cutler, funeral director. Phone 81
woodring Undertaking company. Tel. $3.50.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Majestic ranges, p. c. DeVol How're. Co
Picture framing a speciality. c. &c. Alex
ander, 1888 Broadway.
w. W.. Dickerson, the matchmaker, has
moved 10 62 West Broadway.
The city council will meet this after
noon in adjourned regular session and as
a committee of the whole.
Cleveland Enameled Water Filters, easy
to clean and water as clear as crystal. We
have filters from $1.@ to $3.50. p. c. DeVoI
Hardware Co.
A building permit was issued yesterday
TO Ira Williamson for a one-story frame
cottage at Avenue II and North Eighth
street to cost 81, SOC.
WHEN o HAVE ANYTHING FOR
THE Il CLEANER OR Y WORK
CALL 3lI. BLUFF CITY LAUNDRY, DRY
CLEANING AMI DYE WORKS. OFFICE
22-24 NORTH MAIN STREET.
r YOU LOOKING for something very
good and very bargainish? Then see oul
half-price tables. They are filled with use
full pieces I'm silver. china, cut glass and
brass goods, all good value At regular sell
ing price. All marked in plain figures. You
cut the price In two. Leffert's, of course.
Henry Kirscht, who was paroled from
the state hospital for inebriates at Knox
Vile two weeks ago and fell by the way
side again, will be taken bach to that
institution. The case against him in
Justice Cooper's court, in which Kirscht
was charged with intoxication, was ac-
cordingly dismissed yesterday.
Mrs. wiebke Engel. aged rs years. died
yesterday at the home of her son, A. w
Engel, at McClelland. The funeral will
be held tomorrow noon from the church
In Treynor and burial will be in the
Treynorl cemetery. Mrs. Engel is sur
XYiyed by four sons and two daughter
illness OF only two days.
The funeral of the late Mrs. w. C.
Children was held yesterday afternoon
from the family home, 900 Third street
and was attended by a large number. The
services were conducted by. Rev J w.
S eS9Teb. r %Sils ' t6e s @us,d Pa sar the EP psryips,
sherman. Burial was in Walnut iii
bearers: c, j. stiiiwef, II. Lewis, I'd
Sporting.
Undertaken Lewis Cutler received a tel
egram yesterday from ]. NJ. Carr. 150I
Lafayette street, Scranton, Pa, asking
for a description and age of Donahue
man, McDonahue or Donahue was tn,
right name of the man know as George
Metropolitan hotel last Sunday night. TIL,
body OF the suicide Is, still at Cutters
undertaking rooms. The request con.
Veyed in the telegram was compiled will
promptly by Mr.. Cutler.
In the city yesterday and attending The
Commercial club banquet last night wer,
Aht iolloNlHB oilleldlS OF the NOiInMeSt
ern railroad: Frank Walters, genera
manager Nebraska division; M. j. Golden
assistant general freight agent, will
headquarters in Chicago; Il. NJ. Hammil
OF Boone, division superintendent; w. +
Golden of Fremont, chief train dispatcher
{, b. Boone, trainmaster of Iowa division
A. j, Cheeseman OF Boone, travelling
freight and passenger agent, Nelson Up
dixie of Omaha was the guest at the ban
quet OF NJ. j. Golden.
Grover Beno and Vernon Voight OF thii
city, Charles Larson of Mondamins q
G, Meade of Prairie City. q. w. Mead,
of Emerson, Ia; Thomas Flood of Trey
nor and Albert Gist and Tom and Mn
Jackson of Missouri Valley left for Fruit
land Valley, Utah. yesterday To file upoi
government homesteads on the new lint
OF the Moffat railroad; This land Is
part OF the Uintah Indian reservation
which was recently opened TO settlemen
by the government. Roy Mitchell of tn
postoffice and Sidney Bonham will leaVI
today TO Join the party, which left yes