Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-05

Davis. drugs
Corrigans uildertakers. Phones las.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET
Majestic ranges, p. c. De Vol Hdw Co.
Picture framing, Jensen, Masonic temple.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel. SSS.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone o.
See Berwick first for painting. 2ll s. Main.
FOR EXCHANGE OF REAL ESTATE
TRY SWAPS,
Free things to eat at the Gas office. e
Pearl street. Step in.
schusters ana stor1' Malt Extract for
sale by j. J. Kline Co., l62 Broadway.
Have your glasses fitted or repaired by
J. w Terry, Optician, AL Broadway, office
with George Gerner.
DO no wall papering unless you see Jen-
sen first, Masonic temple. II pays. Every
thing In the latest and best wall papers.
Free things to eat cooked by the best
method I'm the world. See the Triple
Trick demonstration at the Gas office, %
Pearl street
Glen f. Kimball, Judge Scott and L c.
Shuttleworth Will address a republican
meeting this evening at the county build
ing, 10 Sixteenth avenue
TRIPLE TRICK COOKING DEMON
sTRATIoN AT THE CITIZENS, GAS &
ELECTRIC LIGHT CO, 26 PEARL ST.
FREE THINGS TO EAT. COME ON.
Congressman Walter l. Smith and Robert
Wallace went TO Missouri Valley last even
ing to attend the republican meeting there
last night, when Governor Carroll and At
torney General Byers were the speakers.
Mr. and Mrs. John b. Keeline win return
tomorrow from their wedding tour, which
/ has been journey covering several thou
sand miles They were IN Denver yester-
gay and wrote from there announcing their
return on Friday.
Mrs. J. p. Fflbert OF Los Angeles and
| for many years prominent in Council
Bluffs social life Is visiting at the home of
/ Mayor Maloney. Mrs. Filbert Is on her
/ way home from an extended trip throug a
| the east. She will remain here for about
! ten days.
! Colonel David j. Palmer, republican can
! didate for reelection as a member OF the
/ Iowa state railroad commission, was in the
] city yesterday. Colonel Palmer declared
/ his conviction that Iowa will give one Of
| the old time republican majorties this fall
/ lie said the interest throughout the state
don. - N.Y.
! The reception that was 70 have been
/ given this afternoon by the Council Bluffs
| Woman's club TO The club women OF the
| city at the residence Of Mrs. Cook, on
! Park avenue, Will be held in the club
! rooms I'm the Sapp block. The change wai
/ on account of the illness OF Mrs. Cook
/ The club women have fitted up cOEy and
/ convenient quarters on the second flool
/ close 10 the elevator with ample room and
/ facilities for such events, and will use tbs
new rooms for the first reception Of th'
| season.
Henry c. Koening began a suit in thu
district court yesterday afternoon for
| divorce from his wife, Mary, whom Ia
! welded on November 10, lS06, az Musca
/ tine, la. They came TO Council Bluffs OF
| their wedding tour and have remained her
| stree and lived together until June 80 o
/ this year. Mr. kOening alleges in his peti
ton that his wife began to treat hin
| cruelty within a week after their marriag
and continued 20 make Il pretty lively 10
him throughout all Of the remaining pc
Rod. The chief cause OF the marital mish
appears 20 have been the children OF tn
husband by q former wife. He asks moth
Ing but a simple divorce on the ground o
cruelty.
The Council Bluffs Theosophical societ
has extended an Invitation 20 the Omah
society 20 attend the regular Friday even
ing meeting az the Council Bluffs head
quarters, room 800. Sapp block, this even
ing. II Is expected that a dozen OF NOR
members OF the Omaha society, headed b.
President Miller, Laurie j. Quinby and ]
]. Points. Al the close Of the regula
evening lessons an Informal reception wi
be held In honor OF the Omaha visitors
The Council Bluffs Theosophists have
very strong society, which meets reguiarl
on Tuesday and Friday evenings OF eac
week, with a devotional meeting on sun
day Afternoons The formation Of IN
Omaha society was largely the result o
the work Of the Council Bluffs organize
u0h