Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-06

The Clark barber shop for baths.
Corrigsns. undertRkers Phones ia
Picture framing Jensen, Masonic temple
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel ~
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone o.
TRY SWAPS.
Hgdleson Broadway studio new location
0Sl West Broadway.
WE CARRY MALT EXTRACT. j. J.
Klein Co. lGz West Broadway.
The Sunday school at St PauTs church
Sunday
Have your glasses fitted or repaired By
=, W Terry, optician, al Broadway. office
"Ith George Corner.
Mrs. W. f sapp left on Saturday for
Loo Angeles, where she viii visit her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. ". W. LOOMS
TIE NURSING MOTHERS DRINK AN
de- SER osN n SiALI. hUsENFELD
LIQUOR CO. oly SOUTH MAIN STREET
Miss Margaret Mckinley has returned
! from Sioux cry after an absence OF sew
eral months, the guest OF friends and reia-
ives there.
Mrs tt. }. Gallagher Of Seattle is visiting
at the nome Of her father, Henry PascneL
who has been so seriously III that mis-
daughter was sent for.
Majestic Steel Ranges and Art Garland
Base burners, the best In the world. $H to
~ we are exclusive agents p. c. De
Vol Hardware Company. 5O4 Broadway.
Mbs Bessie roster, who was OF the
most popular instructors at the county
teachers institute went from here to Cney-
enne, where she will do institute work.
Council Bduffs was inflicted by a plague
| OF insects last night. They were OF all VarIe-
ues, Shapes anu sizes, and we're so plentiful
III some places as TO almost obscure the
street hgnts. Many of them were Of the
Dig black turtle variety.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Henderson have re-
Turned from an extended trip in Minnesota
ar. Manderson was formerly the general
| agent for the Union Pacific at the trans
| Ter and has been retired on a pension after
years OF faithful service.
The rural carriers of Pottawattamie coun-
| ty win hold their annual meeting today at
| ANoca- All OF the carriers from Council
| Bluffs VIII attend. 1t being Labor day,
there will be no rural delivery, and all OF
tne carriers in the county are expected to
! be present
| We spare no expense to convince you
/ that once we do your cleaning and pressing
| you viii not do 1t yourself let any one
else do IL but us, because we do the work
! FIRST class and so cheap that you cannot
afford to do 1t yourself Bluff City Laun-
| dry Dry Cleaning and Dye Works. Phones
John r. Balck, a former well-known citI-
zen of Griswold and one Of the first vic
TINS Of Losier, Moore and others OF the
original Mabray gang was in the city Sat
urday. He Ia now located at Catulla, Tex,
and is here in the interest of a big land
lrrigation enterprise in Texas, involving
1000 acres
The fall season for wall papering is now
open. BE sure to have your wall paper
work done before the cold weather sets in
Inc Ideal time for papering is In fall
weather, when the atmosphere is favorable
our line OF fall papers is complete and the
prices are very reasonable. II. Berwick
I'll South Main street
Contractor James SaEuin is finishing the
construction of mammoth reinforced con-
crete tower fifty feet high and eight feet
| square for the Trans-Mississippi Elevator
company II Is to be used in connection
with the new purifying apparatus to i'm
prove the character OF the oats that come
into the elevator. The tower Is straight
and smooth inside, but tapers on the out
side. 1t rests on floating concrete founda-
ton twelve feet square, 1t is the largest
pipe of its character used by an elevator
in the west, and will greatly increase the
facilities Of the Trans Mississippi plant
Excavation for the foundations for the
new $4,000 car barns to be constructed in
the rear of the present big building on
Avenue and Twenty eighth street, has
been commenced, and Contractor Peterson.
who has the task to perform of building a
structure $50 long and 100 feet wide and
having II ready by November 10, says the
rapidlty. The whole structure will be Of
| reinforced concrete with not a foot OF in
flammable material used in any part Of it
| The walls will be eighteen inches thick at
| the base, tapering to nine inches at abe
top. Buttresses three feet squaI are
more than 600 feet of wall. The new build
| ing will occupy the sfte of the old car
sheds between Avenues B and c.
! w, ID. Brown, editOT OF the Itural Free
Delivery News of Washington, ID. c.. the
official publication OF the national organ
| ization of the rural mail men, spent several
| hours in Council Bluffs Saturday evening,
! He was the guest of w. II. James. presi-
! dent of the local association and vice presi-
dent of the state organization. Editor
! Brown was given a reception at the home
Of Mr. James, where he met all of the
| local rural carriers. Luncheon was served
and covers were laid for nine. Those at
! the table were James Miesner, James Nc
Mahon, John jacobson, George F. He'll
and daughter Frances and William Bitters
! of Dumtrtes. One of the pleasant incidents
Of the evening was the presentation Of a
big bunch of roses to President James in
! recognition OF his SSth birthday anniver-
sary.
Young woman's Christian association day
! In the Council Bluffs churches yesterday
was even more successful In arousing in
terest than was expected. In all of the
! churches yesterday young women selected
| 70 rthe purpose addressed the special meet
! lngs arranged by the cergymen and told
In detail the purposes and plans of the pro-
| moteTs of the enterprise. he attendance at
all OF the meetings was as large as at any
of the services during the day, and the
members Of each of the congregations man
Tested the deepest interest I'm the success
/ of the work, The belief now is that II will
1 require but little more effort to secure the
coveted 600 names to the annual member
I ship list Miss Starkweather. the Iowa
state secretary, will be in Council Bluffs
about September 10 and will remain ten
days or more. and when she concludes her
work the association will be fully organ
tied. Excavation for the building on
which has been offered as the first home
for the new association, has been com
pieted, and construction work is under way
Several other buildings have been offered
the women. but no one promises so faVora-
bly, as the one TO be built under their super
vision. A mass meeting will be held In
about two weeks 20 get a further public
expression OF favor.