Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-05
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention
The Council bluffs office Of the
Omaha nee IL at rs SCOTT street.
Both phones -.

Woodring Undertaking company. Tel 3S9. |
Lewis Cutler, funeral director Phone 81. |
FOR EXCHANGE OF REAL ESTATE |
TRY SWAPS
Real estate bought, sold and exchanged.
Forest Smith, Brown Blk
WE CARRY MALT EXTRACT. ]. ]. |
Kline Co, 1852 West Broadway.
The best in the land in wall paper and
painting work G. Jensen, Masonic Tempe. !
Have your glasses fitted or repaired by
]. w. Terry. Optician, All Broadway, office
with George Gerner.
Budweiser beer is heaithful, strengthen
ing and refreshing. Call l.. Rosenfeld Co.
and order case. 1923.
TO be correctly dressec you should have
your garments pressed and cleaned at the
Bluff Guy Laundry Dry Cleaning ana Dye
Works, Phone 3l4.
r. II. EMLBiN, NEW LOCATION, 40
WEST BROADWAY. FINE lADIEs
TAILORING AND ALTERING TO SUIT.
ALL WORK STRICTLY HlGH-CLASS.
Pianos in all the latest fancy veneers Of
the very best makes procurable at A. Hospe
CO., Council Bluffs, Ia, South Main
street, 20 Pearl street. Easy payments.
An original notice was yesterday filed in
the district court by Elizabeth Short seek
ing divorce from her husband w. 5. snort.
They have been separated since April l.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs ].
Lundby, ISL Harrison street, died yesterday
of stomach trouble. The funeral Will be
will be in Fairview cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah J. Klein will
be held this morning at $3.50 at y. Peter
Catholic church. The services will be con-
Quoted by Father Hermann, pastor OF the
church. Burial win be in st. Josephs
cemetery. N'
Daisy. the infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs John Webster, died yesterday at the
residence, 1919 Avenue G., from cholera In
fantum after an illness of one week. The
funeral will be held at o'clock this after
noon, the Rev. A. Overton officiating
The board of education held special
meeting last night for the further adjust
ment OF teachers salaries me ee,v cn os sSe
teachers. Much OF the time was spent In
examining the contracts OF teachers and
tanitors and preparing for the work OF the
new school year.
Patrolman Elmer Lane was yesterday APP
pointed to the position OF police patrol
driver filling the vacancy, opened by the
Wwho has been driving the wagon on prooa-
ton has been appointed to the regular
force. Both men entered upon their new du-
ties late yesterday afternoon.
The water used in the swimming pool
in the Young Mems Christian association
building, which has been procured from a
we'll sunk in bedrock in the parking In
front OF the building, will be discarded FOR
the regular city water. While wholesome
and clean the water eontsins SO muCn iron
oxides that the wells of the natatorium
have been badly disoolored and the pand
has been drained and cleaned and Will be
filled with city water.
Mrs. Thomas Calvin mother OF John M.
Calvin of this city, died at o'clock yes
terday afternoon at the family residence
on Seventh avenue. Death was due to old
age and attendant infirmities. Mrs, Calvin
was native OF ireland and came 70 the
United States as girl. She married In
this country and moved to Council Bluffs
with Mr.. Calvin twenty-eight years ago.
The funeral will be held at o'clock this
church. Rev Father MoManus officiating.
Burial will be in st. Joseph's cemetery.
Chief Of Police Froom and Mayor Maloney
yesterday decided to give additional police
A new patrol beat reaching from Twelfth
street to the waterworks pumping station
be SX ofrGsTs Of of the 5ssy n
Cochran park and vicinity, Twenty-firsi
street and Fifth avenue. There has beer
lions of hoboes and tough boys. The rapid
and continuous growth OF that section OF
the town has made police protection ne
cessity.
Police Judge Snyder has refused to per
NIT the dismissal OF the charge Of keepins
. disorderly house. preferred against Mrs
Mollie Thorn. colored woman, until th'
evidence upon which the complaints ART
based is submitted in court. The case hai
been continued several times in police court
first when the $50 bond was forfeited anC
again when the woman disputed the com
plants said to have been made by he
neighbors The court continued the hearing
for ten days and instructed the police de
partment TO bring into court the peopl
who complained against the house.
Contractor Wickham is delayed In com
plotting the Benton street pavement and tn
work In progress in other portions OF tn
city by the inability of the paving brio
makers to get the material here. Ther
IL no scarcity of brick at the yards a
Galesburg and the company would hav
been able to have filled its orders prompt
II labor troubles had not interferred Wit
millions OF brick in the yards 1t has bee
impossible to get men TO load the carr
The regular force Of brick handlers hav
been on a strike for better pay for sewers
A weeks, 1t is said the trouble has bee
~ practically settled and the cars for Cour
Gil Bluffs will soon be EN- route,
The citys big steam dredge has been IL
capaciIsted by an accident and lies Id
in the bed OF Indian creek just inside tn
city limits at Twenty ninth avenue. Tn
main timber in the boom that handle
cessive strain and II viii require abol
ten days TO get another in its place. III
channel from Sixteenth avenue to It's pre-,
ent location u distance OF fully mil
ThereIs some doubt about the work bein
continued any Further at the present tim
although Mayor Maloney still expresses h
liberalization 10 work to the river.
The special train from Council Bluffs
Red Oak yesterday morning carried 2
Bluffs boosters who spent the day Ell
deavoring to their utmost 20 encourage ii
Bluffs fire team to win some OF the firi
prizes at the state tournament. The regull
train, which left an hour or moro later ca
red fully 100 more. George F. Hamilton
chairman OF the publicity committee OF u
train with 500 of the exposition badge
and pinned 800 on the coats OF the outgolr
visitors Many OF the visitors returnS
last evening and the others remained Z,
another days excitement at the tournt
ment
o. b, Towne. city editor of the Nonpare
stopped a team of wild young mule
hitched to one OF the big wagons of Il
Council Bluff Transfer company, yesterd
afternoon The driver was unloading sOr
dishes and left the lines tightly draw
across the spring seat on the wagon. T
restless mules pulled on the lines until tn
jerked the seat off. When Il crashed dov
at their heels II was the signal for a wi
runaway, When they had gone about 'hg
block MT Towne sprang from the sid
walk and seized the swinging lines
was jerlSed off his feet and dragged (
nearly a block. II meant death by I
juEgernsut II he let go and mutilation
the battery OF hoofs II he succeeded
getting upon his feet He chung 10 I
lines until he pulled the mules into I
sidewalk In the middle OF the Merria
block, and tangled them M with an IT
trolley pole ~ the car line.
Real Estate Transfers.
The following real estate transfers We
reported to The Bee Wednesday. Augu