Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-20
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention
The Council Bluffs office Of the
Omaha nee IL AZ rs Scott street.
Both phones "a.

Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone g.
FOR EXCHANGE OF REAL ESTATE
TRY SWAPS.
WE CARRY MALT EXTRACT. ]. ].
Klein Co., lG2 West Broadway.
The best in the lana IN wan paper and
painting work. G. Jensen, Masonic Temple.
Have your glasses fitted or repaired by
], w. Terry, optician. al Broadway, office
with George Corner.
Rev. Henry belong has been advised of
the death OF his aged brother, Albert in
old.
You get the lowest price, easiest terms
ana best guarantee on your plano when you
purchase at a. Hospe Co, 20 Pearl street
anu - South Main street, Council Bluffs, la.
Alderman l.. l.. Evans IL In st. Louis,
where he went TO attend the national con-
Nenuon OF Eagles as a delegate from the
leesl lodge. He was accompanied by Mrs.
ollne Peterson yesterday sued her hus-
bard, Jens Peter Peterson, for divorce in
suit filed by her attorneys In the district
court they were wed June 90 1881 and
lived together until five years ago, when.
she claims, he deserted her without cause.
Fred Bokemper, who was enjoined
s Mednessday from leeIiEg, a saloon at 93
last evening that he has sold his saloon
70 u. t. Thompson the sale to take effect
toohy, and the council authorized the trans
fer Of the license.
In an original notice OF a suit for divorce
filed yesterday Doris Christensen asks for
a divorce from her husband, Thomas c., on
the grounds OF cruelty, a decree giving her
title to all OF their property in Council
Bluffs, 400 attorneys fees and $40 q month
allnony, They were wed In Berlin Canada,
September 81, 1879
Carrie Kelley yesterday applied TO the
divorce court for relief from the presence
OF her husband, Patrick She alleges
cruelty and threats against her life on
one occasion, she says, Patrick showed her
q revolver cartridge and told her he was
SONG 70 get revolver that would fire It
and shoot her. She asks only for absolute
The Hafer Lumber company yesterday
began suit in the district court against
Minnie u; and j g. Bridget and NJ q.
Hoher and Day q Hess, seeking the fore
closure of mechanics lien for $S1e65 and
SlsS.2 on two promlssory notes. The debt
was CONTRACTED in June. 1899 FOR lumber
ana material for the construction OF
dwelling on Seventeenth street near Ave-
nue. Rohwer and Day. g. Hess are
madsWparties to the suit for the reason
lot.
Raymond O. Wise began a suit yesterday
against the city, asking S,Oo0 damages for
he fell over defective iron grating extend
ing from the sidewalk across the gutter at
He alleged that one end OF the iron
was without support and tipped when he
stepped upon 4, causing him to fall yio-
lently. He alleges that he suffered a
severely sprained ankle and numerous
bruises elsewhere The alleged accident &C.
CURED on the night OF July L.
Only one marriage license was issued
yesterday, and the autocrats in the county
clerks office are willing to take any sort
OF chances in a bet that there viii not be
coming conviction that Thursday is too close
to Friday to be safely counted one OF the
lucky days. for getting marr'Sd ,;h r rne
sonable number on Monday and gradually
rises to the minimum on Wednesday and
nothing on saturday. The couple who had
q the courage to apply yesterday afternoon
MeF A e. tb oth y eoygSe S GiS Ha Grace
A very much Disguised and somewhat
angry father who only disclosed the fact
that his name was Green, was IN Council
\ his ' i7ysar SON marrying sp S-yeSr- old
woman whose name he thought was Nc
Mahon or something resembling It. The
counter in the court house on the day pre-
vious and sought a marriage license. The
young man gave his age as a. put IN ne was
fIe said his bride-to-be was 2s, Tho license
was refused them. Mr., Green sought the
t1a p ~ enc RR Ss but to obtain eus
tody Of the youth
When Fred spetman left his office yes
terday afts rEoon TO get into his earriage,
where the old horse stands with religious
patience unhitched TO the curb, ne found
the outfit missing. Inquiry and search
notified rSHi the police department, An hour
later he glanced out and saw the horse
and carriage in Its accustomed place; IN.
animal had become thirsty and went to the
drinking fountain on Broadway. on his re-
turn he took another course tnr9 tS s,- an.
along the parking all the way, 80 tar AZ
could be learned no person directed hin
during the rather long and winding Journey
In a decision forwarded by Judge Smith
Mcpherson yesterday from Kansas CITY
Alhs motion 70 consolidate the fourteen Ma
ybray suits filed against prominent Coun
eli Bluffs men was overruled. Judge Nc
Pherson heard the arguments in the cas-
when he was here on Monday ana promiset
nouncing his ruling denying the motion 7
consolidate, Judge Mcpherson stated ina
he would probably eonsolldats ANU = num 5s,
been tried, so he could form al
idea OF the nature of the, evidenc
that local banks which caShed their draft
Ia the regular course OF business should re
lmburse them for their gambling Losses
A suit for 1900 dan ages was yesS,tserda
Porter against the General Construcuo
company OF Milwaukee. Porter was one Q
hSTt Sr tss pSstSeS budn1
both while dlseharging the same duties an
at the same part OF the building Til
other man died from his injuries, on Jun
Porter was engaged IN wheeling loa
Of building material over gang plan
when the whole thing, gave way and h
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numerous painful injuries, Some OF whic
he claims are permanent The anegauo
Is made that the gangway was faulul
constructed and that Porter was require
to pass over It Ia the discharge OF HI
duties.
The Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Raj
way company was made defendant yes
terday in two personal inJury suits IN
stituted in the district court. Hazel Kelley
a minor, 10 years old, by her next bes
friend, Albert Kelley, brings suit 70 recove
1900 for Injuries which was alleged
have occurred on June IS, when she wa
attempting 10 leave the car At the cornt
OF Pearl street and First avenue The pet
ton alleges that she was Just leaving IN
last step when the car was started, throw
ing her 20 the pavement, straining her lei
leg bruislng her body and iniuring he
head and spine. The injuries are claimed
be permanent. In a very much bfiefer an
less definite petition Mrs. Belle Knepht
asks 100 from the car company Tor II
juries which she alleges are permanent. ST
was returning from Manawa on an I'll
named day In July and was hurt while ge
ting off the car at an unnamed locality
A small story and one-haf frame hous
located at lllT Nineteenth avenue was con
pleteiy destroyed by fire which started fro
some unknown means about 4;S o'cloc
yesterday morning. The house was Ownt
Nv Day & Hess and occupied by Hem
A. nd ali ~