Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-01


The little daughter Of Attorney Thomas
O. Harrison Is m with scarlet fever and
the family home in MOrningside has been
quarantined.
The regular monthly meeting Vt the
Woman Christian association VIII DC
held Monday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. H.. w. Binder. $50 Fourth avenue.
At the Diamond theater commencing
music on a harp. Mrs. Battens, a musician
Of very high talents, IN the musical Worla,
can almost make the harp talk.
Rev; f. A. Case pastor OF the FI[st BaP-
Ing at $3.50 O'Clock this afternoon in the
Young Mems Christian association gym
nasium. There will be good music
DR.. otterbein o. Smith, pastor Of the
Or. Otterbein o. Smith, pastor Of the First
Congregational church. will go TO Des
Moines Monday TO meet with the commit
tee on church policy. He expects to return
home Tuesday night.
President Emmett FINLEY issued a call
last evening for a special meeting Of the
Board Of Education TO be held MONDAY
evening for the purpose OF taking action
IN the matter Of dlsposing Of the proposed
issue OF $4,000 refunding bonds.
In the game Of foot ball Saturday aft
srnoon between the second team or the
Council Bluffs High school and the Nicola
High school, the Bluffs boys defeated the
visitors by a score Of 3 to l. The game
was played at the Ideal-Hustlers' park in
this city.
OWN YOUR OWN HUME nave Sc
cured exclusive sale OF four or five small
homes near the 10th Avenue school and
can sell them for from 5000 to $500 each.
$50 down and the balance in monthly
payments. See me at once. George u.
Clark, IS Pearl St, Tel ia
Henry Beecroft. a pioneer resident Of
Council Bluffs, was stricken with paralysis
= last evening at the home Of his daughter,
4 Mrs. Theodore Guitar, lis North Eighth
3 street. Mr.. BeecrOft Is over 80 years Of
age, and his condition was reported last
night to be extremely critical.
Application was made Saturday in the
district court for the appointment Of NJ.
e. Clapp Of Avoca as administrator Of the
estate OF the late Joseph Frum. Samuel
t'rum, executor Of the estate died in August
or this year, leaving it unsettled. The petit
ton is signed by Joseph z. and John N
Frum.
The funeral Of Earl Thomas Fleak, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. y. A. Fleak. 24 South
ThI zenith street, will be held Tuesday
aftNhoon at 2 o'clock from the family
residence and burial will be In Walnut
HIN cemetery. Rev. F. A. Case, pastor of
the First Baptist church, will conduct the
services.
A TEMPERANCE rally will be held Tues
day evening at the Firth avenue Memo
Woman's Christian Temperance union. MISS
Jennie Smith, railroad evangelist OF the
national union vii qelVeE me a Sbs TSep -
will sing. -t.
Justice !. K. Cooper performed the mar
riage ceremony saturday for the follow
shsra. Neb.. and B. F.. Roach of O'Nel
Nsb.: Arthur Door and Belle Sicily, both
OF Omaha; John A, Anderson OF Omaha
and Hazel d. Anttl Of Glenwood, Ia J:
w. Tannahin and Jane Jones, both of
Missouri Valley.
Dorothy Thomas and Sigma Anderson,
two young girls who escaped from me
Detention Home in Omaha were found IN
the reading room Of the public library In
this city Friday night when Custodian Mel
son started TO close the doors. me SUE
them to the Associated Charities Greene
for the night. They were returned to
Omaha yesterday.
~ ST. PauVs Episcopal church will meet
Monday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Virginia sMrc,pnnsll eE willow avenue
Monday afternoor at the home Of Mrs.
r A. Atkins. 1896 Vast Washington ave-
rue. MorninFside chaoter viii rect Tues
0av afternoon at tho home OF Mrs. w. A.
johnson. APO South First street.
rr,gh Grade goods, FIRST class service and
,easonable prices. Is what you want when
you buy wall paper or when you nave wall
pei All these things. We are always very
careful TO see that every customer Is sat
isfied when he deals with us, We Wan1
your business and want YOU to give us a
trinl. We carry everything In up-to-date
} wall paper goods. Comedn and let US snow
YOU our stock. C.. Jensen Masonic temple,
James HG0leUlNTt Alt NOuAik AAN wiz loN
been rarctCd in the care OF bis mother,
Mrs. F.. e Miller. formerly of this city
now a resident OF Omaha was SATURDAY
ordered ny the commissioners on INSANITY
returned TO the state asvlum at Clarlnda
The mother found that she could no lonFel
control the young man and Frirey she sur
the request that he be sent back to th'
asylum.
Z AMONG the Council Bluffs people whC
? drew lucky numbers n the United states
-t,vH. gra VIM I'm tho ChaVnnnp and stand.
l-- ROCK reservation are Mrs. Saral
NenelI and he~ so"-'rlaw, C.. a.. Flower
who resid- ~ 100 H'~h street. Mr.. Flower
rho ccnSr~fs a grocery store on Hlgt
s.r~of. received word Yesterday that HI
had. drawn a number jn,the 5000 list. Mrs
MerNt was one OF the fortunate oros tC
a~aw y number under 1OOo John Milrov
Goa Avenue c. reca'ved word yesterday
hot ne had drawn No. 4266
The men OF the First Congregations
church viii meet Monday noon at the
so~ and corferepce. Preparatory services
viii he held Wednesday evening at tn
nSrso' T,tSsdsv aftcrnoon at the homo q
Mrs. Y. II. Keith. COS Oakland avenue. Tn
committee IN charge or the meeting IN
c'uSes Mrs. " w HazeltOn Mrs. D w
Rpm. The choir I'LL meet ~ the churci
Thursday evening for rehearsal.
= George Rooney OF Denver. a Japsnes'
: and Stella Pierson Of Montrose, Colo, 4
White girl. secured a marriage license II
this city yesterday and the ceremony wa,
performed by Justice " b. Gardiner
Rooney gave his age as % and said he wa
a cook by occupation. lie spoke EnElisl
nuently and signed the marriage licens'
register In elegant Snencerian style. IL
said ne was horntin Japan. but had beer
N the United states for a number Of years
Miss Pierson. a rather handsome youni
woman. gave her age as q years and tn
name Of her father as John Plerson, bu
said she could not remember the maidel
name Of her mother.