Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-24
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention
The Council Bluffs office Of the
Omaha nee is at IS Scott street.
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Latge front room TO rent. Phone $50
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel. $50.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81.
FOR EXCHANGE OF REAL ESTATE
TRY SWAPS
WE CARRY MALT EXTRACT. ]. ].
Klein Co.. l62 West Broadway.
Puryears college begins its fall work in
day and night scnool August ~
The best In the lane IN wall paper and
painting work. c. Jensen, Masonic Temple.
Have your glasses fittec or repaired by
}. w. Terry, Optician, Al Broadway. office
with George Corner.
J. A. Miller left last night for Colorado,
where he expects 10 remain Tor a couple
OF weeks. Mrs Miller and her sister, Mrs
Whysong, returned yesterday morning from
a visit with relatives at Fairbury, Neb.
The Board Of Education has arranged for
81 the superintendent office in the high
school this evening. Some more vacancies
are to be filed in the teachers lists and
other matters in connection with the open
ing Of the schools attended to.
-Four omaha automobile scorchers had
their difficulties adjusted By Police Judge
Snyder yesterday morning Tom Brown,
an assumed name. and John Wade each
paid $40 by FORGETTING the bonds they put
w Saturday night, and j. G. kerstwn ana
Z, IL. Burns secured Continuances OF their
hearing unttl August 49,
Alderman Younkerman and family re-
turned yesteray afternoon from a two
weeks outing ia Colorado, after thoroughly
enjoying numerous excursions to cool
greater part Of the time they were there.
and one or two days heavy wraps and
thick coats were not uncomfortable.
The body Of the 5-year.old son of Mr..
home In Lincoln OF malarial fever yester-
day, Will be brought to Council Bluffs this
The services wIll be In charge Of Rev. Ed
gar Price OF the First Christian church.
Ihe parents were formerly residents of this
city
Mtyor Maloney will leave this evening for
ST, Paul, where he goes as the representa-
tive of the city at the annual meeting of the
League of American Municipalities. Chief
Of Police Froom viii start on the following
day for Des Moines on the leave OF absence
granted him TO attend the meeting Of the
state Association OF Police Chiefs, Both
will be absent three or four days.
N. e. Hannum, the South Main street
restaurant man who threatened TO snooi
SATURDAY. plight. was 6ffsigned in police
court yestdrday. charged with assault with
intent to KIN His attorney asked Tor a
granted Hahpum was released from jail
sunday by his friends supplying $500 bond
A local company has been organized tC
manufacture the Mcpherson milk pasteur
izer, which has been ready for the marke
for some time. The president Is j. NJ
Phillips; vice president DR.. A. S. Beatty
TIRE asuler, w. n. Baker; secretary and gen
erai manager. j. A. Miller. The first boarC
of directors are J. a. Miller, c. A. Beno
w. r. Baker, j. r. Mcpherson, J. M. Phil
lips and Dr. A. S. Beatty.
The Postoffice department has announced
a special eiyil service examination for post
office clerks and letter carriers to be helC
at the Council Bluffs office on November
next Applications for blanks are TO b.
made 10 Fred Johnson chief clerk at tn
pustoffice and secretary Of the examining
board. All applications must be filed will
Mir johnson on or before October l. Boti
men and women are eligible to the exam
ination.
A. b. Nicholas, for many years engage,
in the ice business in Council Bluffs, ha
been appointed bailiff OF the district cour
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resig
las, avilE b5ein ms duties at the commence
ment of the August term. The position pay
a salary OF $1,000 year and there wer
many applicants for the place. Mr.. Nicho
las .has been a resident of the city for tn
I last forty years.
The body Of e. M. Girard, who died q
the soldiers home at Marshalltown on Sur
day, was brought here yesterday for buris
and is being held at Woodring's morgu
While the arrangemsnts for the funeral al
being made Mr.. Girard was IS years OLE
He is survived by bis wife. who reside
4 With their son az 1885 Canning street, an
o sTS1 sons and OF 4 Toed city o. '" He hS
been an inmate OF the home for the lai
TWO years. .-sa
Tom Pappas has begun suit in the di
trict court against the Union Pacific Raj
way company, claiming $500 for person
Injuries received while working for, Il
company at Agnew, Neb. The injuries col
sisted of the loss OF the third finger
one Of his hands which he alleges was DIT
TO the negligence OF the roaumaster, or
that there ,wasNno contributory nesligen
on. his partA His attorney files ten II
500 on any Judgment that may be rendere
When witnesses told in Police judi
Snyder's court yesterday the reasons +
Roy Cunningham being present al
charged with larceny, Cunningham VI
10 tai n hafl nd
days in the county Jail. The man h
become addicted TO the use OF drugs al
ma been reduced to shocking stage
yscal and mental degeneration. 1t W
shown that he had been stealing cigars
box lots from the Oak saloon and els
where and selling them to get money
buy cocaine.
Peoples Congregational church, Thirt
fitth and Avenue b; Mid-week pray
meeting. led by c. E. Stallard. Wednesd
evening. Thursday afternoon the Ladi'
son, zoos Avenue II. Junior choir practice
the church Thursday evening. Senior che
practice at the s church Friday eyeniE
deaYor rally at the church for four eve
ings commencing sunday. August 2S RI
eSGreh at vest pas'I Point Neb' viii assist
this program.
After completing a course Of study in I
Columbia university, New York city Will
Prof. j. n. BeveTidge, superintendent
tile city schools Returned to the city 81
day evening. He will devote all of his III
from now until the beginning of the scht
year preparing for the opening OF
schools September o The annual teache
Institute begins next Monday and much
his time will be required for that portion
hfs work. He expects to receive the deg
which he has earned through hard toll
hot weather some time next spring.
The board of park commissioners had
force OF men at work yesterday develop
Iincolnl parks the new public playgrou
that has been acquired through the mum
cence OF Former Mayor Rohrer and lie,
ard Everett. The new park lies at the h.
OF Oakland avenue adjoining Point Lo
out. The improvements being done by
park commissioners under the supervis
OF Chairman Graham will add about o
third TO the available area OF the groun
A high Hill ls being cut down and tumb
into a deep raVine adjoining. When &C
! pleted II Wit give a beautiful, even ST.
! on a hIkh point overlooking the north
portion Of the city and the river
! work Will cost about $500 II is the int
ton OF the commissioners to ultimAi
u expend- about sl,o0O on the improvemeI
An employs Of ahe Iowa g. Omaha Sh
| Line, whose Identity was concealed un
tne pseuuOnyni " ttufus Roe on the po
court blotter, earned the distinction OF
ing the irunkest man arrested during
season when taken into custody Sum
night. lie Was found on South Main ST.
so dead to the world that all the Pc
eNpedients to arouse him failed II
quired three men to carry him TO
patrol wagon and four to get him into
jail corridor. Mnen discovered by a pol
man three men were bending over
who ran away when the officer approach