Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-23


The Clark barber shop for baths.
Corrigons. undertakers. Phones las
FAUST BEER Al ROGERS BUFFET.
Picture framing, Jensen, Masonic temple.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel. 20.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81.
See Berwick first for painting. 2ll S. Main.
FOR EXCHANGE OF REAL ESTATE
TRY SWAPS.
Hudson Broadway studio new location
b3l West Broadway.
WE CARRY MALT EXTRACT J. ].
Klein Co, l62 West Broadwa
Arthur T. Mayne has gone to Timber
Lake, s. D., TO do some surveying work.
Have your glassea fitted or repaired by
]. w Terry, opucian, All Broadway. office
with George Corner.
Misses Mabel and Belle Crossley have be-
gun their school work at Brownel Hall,
Omaha, for the winter
Miss Byrd Ehle will leave for Pasadena,
Cal, on October / to become a pupil In
Miss orton's school at that place
Miss Shirley Watkins OF Denver Is ex-
pected to arrive In the city TODAY and be-
come the guest OF Miss Ruth Felt for n
week more
Mrs. Mary A. Graves OF Davenport, who
has 6cen the guest OF her daughter, Mrs
Frank fToller, has gone 70 Stuart, Ia, for
a brief visit with relatives there.
The announcement was made yesterday
that the fine band got together by Arthur
food show Is TO become permanent or
ganization.
Eugene Elgan, son of Manager Elgan of
the Nebraska Telephone company, 10 surfer
ing from a dangerous attack OF typhoid
fever. His condition. last night was slightly
improved. but is still critical
The street railway company yesterday
trolley poles in the city. IL has completed
the work OF stringlng a new cable the full
length of it's Fifth avenue car line.
Samuel E. Gross, the we'll known profess
sional base ball writer, has returned from
Plattsmouth Neb., where he was official
scorer during the ball tournament last
week. He also made it the occasion OF a
pleasant visit with relatives who reside
there.
The financial report of the Christian
Home orphanage for the last week show
receipts In the general fund OF S2S9.& "a. The
remarkabie institutions IN the country. with
an investment in buildings and grounds APP
proxmating more than 10000.
Mayor Thomas Maloney will be one of
the dignitaries who will assist in the re-
ception of Cardinal .Nannuteln in Omaha
this sysnilng place has been reseFS Ss
The Council Bluffs knights of Columbus
are planning to attend the reception in a
body.
The first long stretch OF reinforced con-
4 crete wall along Indian creek since that
done last year by DR.. Nell Bellinger was
2 DR. James McRoberts. The wall VIII be $50
feet long and twenty feet high, and will
protect DR.. McRoberts property On Benton
street.
]. A. Carr the Council Ida, fruit man,
who superintended the collection of a large
Exposition s n me of tSe kaSonsl HoPmcSIturS
congress last year, and which won fifty
six premiums n9ufied , superintendent deId
come TO Council Bluffs this year with a
very much larger and finer display OF
Idaho fruits.
Pat o'Brlen, big. young and husky. was
with assauiting Fred Frees, considerably
IN Mercy hospital Receiving aid in his at T.
tempt TO recover from a severe beating ad-
ternoon az, q saloon near the eorner of
Story and Main streets. Frees Is expected
to be able 10 appear in court this morning.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary p. Rice, who
f FoSrtS Sp s VII se h e as e SfaeSnoGS
at CSlGc Z. fro% the rssid sn The ser
81 Paula ana SSfis wil Be ii ' %einD
Hill cemetery. Mrs. Rice was IS years old
She IS survived by her aged husband and
Sioux City and Miss Mary N. RICE Of this
. city.
Pat Maher a former member Of the
Council Bluffs police force and for some
time night watchman at the Sandwich
Manufacturing companys plant on South
Tue s night that he Sad been held up
and robbed, by two thugs, who caught him
at a disadvantage at some high biilboards
teenth avenue. He lost $22 in the opera
ton and came very near losing his life,
for one of the highwaymen snapped a
revolver while pressing It to his head. The
L presumption Is that the gun was loaded and
Nthe cartridge failed to explode.
Two anxious bridal parties were yesterday
denied licenses by Roy Hardesty, marriage
license clerk and expert in the county
clerks office. Allen Bernard and Edna
Morrison, both Of Sidney, la, who con.
fessed to being only twenty and seventeen
their PERSONAL affairs and shy OF explana-
tons of why they came to Council Bluffs
Michael ]. Cody of Hot Springs, 8. D., ant
Miss Maude Downer Of Atchison. Kan.
both boldly announced that they were o.
legal age, Michael q and Maude IS but &
the practlced eye OF Expert Hardesty, the'
II were II and 16, or perhaps little shy o
IT, and were positively refused licens
= unless provided with proper credentials.