Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-13

Davis drugs.
The clark barber shop for baths.
COED drsssers. See Martin Peterson.
CORRIGANs, urdertakers Phone 1g
Stock pastured. BELL phone 21433 Pinney.
FAUST DEER Al ROGERS BUFFET
Woodiing Undertaking company. Tel $50.
Lewis Cutler. funei al director. Phone 81.
Baird g. Boland, undsrtakers Phone ~.
]. w Terry, optician. moved to ali W.
Broadway. Eyes examined free.
Excelsior Masonic lodge will meet in
regular communication this evening.
Puryear's Commercial college employs no
solicitors lhey are apt 70 msrepresent
Cal.
For first-class wall paper work. paint
ing and wall rsrer, aud reasonable prices
zee Jensen, Masonic temple.
The best AMI cheapest place In the city
to got your wall pc Ter and painting Us az
w. Nicholaisen s. Co, IA South Main street.
Picturessa and art novelties make the most
desirable wedding gifts. We nave them,
In a large variety. c. f. Alexander SSS
Broadway.
Rt. Rov. Theodore ~ Morrison Episcopal
bishop of the diocese OF Iowa, VIII visit
ST. Pauls church Sunday, May s. at when
time One rector, Rev J. w. Jones' VIII
Lresent a big class for confirmation.
William Slusher will have a hearing this
morning before the commissioners on In
sanity, a complaint having been filed yes
terdsy by his father, p. 81. S!usher OF UlS
agf and single.
Mrs. Kathrine Brennan Of Brelsford, S.
D.. aged 70 years died Sunday morning at
St. Bernard's hospital Of cerebral hemoT
rhage. The body was removed to Corrt-
gan's undertaking establishment to await
the arrival Of relatives.
Sophie, the infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Niko Rogc, who reside in a boNcar
near the Union Pacific rOundhouse, died
Sunday afternoon. The funeral was held
yesterday afternoon from the boXcar nome
nauN nFrnnN TOR
Captain c. Il. Shafer OF the police force
arrived home yesterday from Hastings
Neb.. where he attended the funeral of his
mother, Mrs. Mary Shafer, Sunday morn
ing. Mrs Shafer was so years OF age and
her death was due to the infirmities incl
dent to old age.
meeting of the Fifth Avenue Improve
meBt club has been called for this evening
at the county building. Fifth avenue and
Twelfth street, The meeting Will take the
form OF a smoker and all residents OF
that section Of the city are invited to at
tend, as there Is business of Importance u
come up for discussion.
The funeral OF the late owen Cunningham
was held yesterday morning and was at
tended by large number OF relatives and
friends OF the deceased, who had been a
resident of Council Bluffs for forty years
Services were held in the chapel at Mercy
hospital. where high mass was celebrated
by Rev. Father Davis. Mass was also said
at the Corrigan undertaking establishment
Interment was in st. Joseph cemetery.
Albert W. Love of Bozeman, Mont. will
arrive in the city today to visit his cousin
Mrs. j. H.. Carse, 1000 Fourth avenue. Mr.
Love passed through Council Bluffs week
ago with the body OF his father Major
II. w, Love of the Second Iowa cavalry
who died in Portland, Ore. The body was
taken, to Iowa City, the old family home
for burial. Mrs. Carse went from here anc
attended the funeral, which took place II
the Methodist church in Iowa City las
Wednesday. Major Love left his son
sword which was given to him by Genera
Phil Sheridan and on which was engraved
the names OF the thirty-five battles II
which Major Love participated.