Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10

Davis, drugs.
The Clark barber shop FOR baths.
COitRlGANS undeftakers. Phone 13.
AUS BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel 800.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81.
Baird & Boland, undertakers. Phone l2g.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING OFFICE. 500
south Main street. Independent phone S2
OUR NEW LOCATION is at ss7 West
broadway. +. A. Spencer, plumbing and
heating. Phones $50.
The best and cheapest place in the city
70 get your wall paper and painting Is at
W.. Nlcholaisen & Co. IA South Main street.
Clarence Gilmore will have a hearing this
morning before Judge Snyder on a charge
OF cruelty to animals. Gilmore. while in
toxicated Monday, H. said TO have brutally
beaten an old and decreplt mule.
The Union city mission on West Broad
way Will be closed all this week. The en-
llre building Is being renovated, but ii is
expected the work Will be completed In
time for the usual services next Sunday.
owing to pressure OF municipal business
including experimenting the unloading Of
the city dredge, Mayor Maloney was I'M
able 10 go yesterday TO Des Moines to at
tend the good roads convention. much to
Frank Travis, aged q years. died yes
terday afternoon at his home in Lewis
township from typhoid fever. He is sur
Vived by his wife and one son. The body
Will be taken Thursday to Glenwood, Ia,
the former home Of the deceased, where the
FUNERAL will be held.
G. II kunkc, aged Sc years died yester-
day afternoon at the home Of his daughter.
Mrs. Herman Wittland I'm Keg Creek town
ship. Death was due TO the lnfirmitics Of
old age. He is survived bY his wife and
five daughters. Arrangements for the fun
eral were not completed Inst night.
we have got the sweetest music I ever
Oliver over. manager of the A. Hospe
Acompany's Council Bluffs music store yes
F5cyy eq r a-f5e5no9n; In explanatory Mr.
son and heir Of his home, 600 Mill street.
Chairman Charles r. Hannah, jr,, has
called a meeting of the republican city CEN
lral committee for this evening. As Mr..
Hannah win be out Of the city, city Solicit
Tor Glenn r. Klmball in whose office over
the Compercial National bank the meeting
Will be held, will preside as acting chair
man. Plans for getting the vote out at
the school election next Monday and for the
ing.
Members and friends OF the womau's
Christian Temperance union are requested
afternoon at o'clock to attend the lee
ture TO be given in the high school audi
Drake win also lecture THIS syeninS et The
broadway Methodist church. While in
Council Bluffs pr. Drake will be the guest
street. ...
The receipts in the general fund Of the
Christian Home last week were H7a.SS,
being $2062 below the current needs Of the
week and increasing the deficiency in this
fund to date to $14G.62. The amount needed
IN the Improvement and contingent fund
MANAGERS fund were 500, being S19 below
the. needs OF the week and increasing the
deficiency to $S8.29 In this fund to date.
Mrs, Mary J.. Hickman, 1925 South SIX
teenth street caused the arrest yesterday
afternoon OF her 17-year-old son, Henry c.
Gunsolley on q charge, of being incorriRible.
The youth will have n hearing before Judge
Snyder today and the mother will ask that
he be sent to the reform school at Eldora-
To Assistant County Attorney Ross, Mrs.
hickman said an .unscrupulous married
woman, Old enough to be the boys mother,
had become enamoured Of her son and was
fast leading him down the ~toboggan slide.
County Attorney T, Smith of Harrison
county appeared before Judge Thornell in
district court yesterday morning and Sc
sured the commitment Of Cora Steele, the
hotel, where she was occupying a room
with Edward Erickson, to the girls ire
formatory at MitcheTtville. The informa-
ton on which the action of the court was
taken was filed by the girls mother.
County Attorney Smith was accompanied
by Sheriff Rock OF Harrison county. The
girl will be left for a few days longer at
the creche.
ANOTHER oPPORTUNITY-For Wed
hesdRy In grocery department: Tomatoes,
seven cans, so cents; lucent can pears, 10
cents; 25-cent cans extra preserved red
taspberries or Strawberries, IL cents; Sa-
polio, bar, 6 cents; ten bars good laundry
boap 25 cents; fancy potatoes. bushel. IN
bents; fancy tub creamery butter, pound, q
penlbi extra fancy fNeulhnu oranges, dozen,
PIP from 20 cents; apples, peck 90 cents; Ber-
muda onions, per one-half peck, ~ cents;
flour, flour, flour, our Glover Leaf, guar
hnteed equal to any SLS5 flour on the mar
ket, special today, $I5S. In our meat depart
ment: Everything in beef, pork, veal, NUT
ton, etc. today, genuine skinned hams,
bound, 17h cents. In our hardwar do
partment: Large garbage can. Hiss; four
loot step ladder, AZ cents cloth covered
sleeve board, 9 cents: all 5 cents packages
garden and flower seeds, two for 5 cents;
etc,, etc. ]. Zoller Mercantile company, 100
l02-104-106 Broadway, Phones 800.
N. Y. Plumbing Co. Tel $50. Nigh, L-17U2