Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-28
Davis. nrnra.

WoodHng Undertaking company. Tel. 800.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone g.
Baird & Boland. undertakers. Phone ~.
DR.. Sidney II. Smith. 2129 B'way. Phones
When you want reliable want ad adver-
Using. use The Bee.
Diamonds-5pecial prices this month Mt
Leffert's new store, Goa Broadway.
Bishop Williams OF Omaha will preach
Sunday morning at st. Paul's Episcopal
church.
The Pocahontas card club will meet this
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. G. F. Rain,
5A Mil street.
Lily Camp Aid society will meet this
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. G. 81. lit
terback, 300 South Twenty-thlrd street.
Conrad hive, Ladies of the Macabees
VIII meet this evening in regular session.
EoJowlng the Initiation of candidates re-
freshments Will be served.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Fifth
Avenue Methodist church will meet this
aIternoon az the home Of Mrs. w. L.
Henry, 100 Second avenue.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Epworth
Methodist church viii meet this afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Angstead, Twenty
second street and Avenue c.
Council Bluffs lodge, Independent Order
OF Odd Fellows, will meet this evening In
regular session. All members Of the degree
starr are requested to be present.
Arthur Harrington has returned from
Minneapolis, where he was called by the
~ nv VI AAb BULL EhMdIus MT
Harrington will remain with her son in
Minneapolis for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs, c. S. spau.ding. the Misses
Hazel and Helen Morrow and Chris Pet
erson went to Coin, Ia, yesterday TO at
tend the wedding of Mrs. tSpaulding's
niece, Miss Hazel Runyon and Charles
Huffman.
CRESTON-Joseph Baker and Miss Katb-
crime Britten, the daughter of a prominent
Adams county farmer, were united In mar
riage today by Rev. Father Dennis. at the
Church of the Immaculate Conception in
this city yesterday morning.
The Lutheran Young Peoples league will
meet this evening at 8 o'clock at the Swed-
ish Lutheran church and will be addressed
by Rev. j. V. s. Carlson of Omaha. At G
O'Clock the women of the church will serve
supper In the basement OF the building.
,CRESTON-The Comet theater of this
place has changed hands and this time
the management Is ssumed by H. 8.
Tucker of Pueblo, Colo, who succeeds G.
s; Pyle. Mr.. Pyle, was Obliged on account
OF III health to seek a different climate
and removed to Texas.
Justice E.. B. Gardiner officiated at the
marriage ceremony yesterday for William
Arp and Maggie ~Chappilea4, both of this
and Otilie Wiedemann of Pender, Neb.,
and Frank Heat.ey and Mile McKeown,
both of Honey Creek, Ia,
Walter F, Bryan of Dow City, Ia, owner
Of a threshing outfit, filed yesterday in
the federal court a voluntary petition in
bankruptcy. He schedules liabilities aggre-
eating $3.50 and lists assets said to be
worth S2.115, of which only $50 worth OF
clothing Is claimed as exempt.
MISUNDERSTANDING is to build
eight miles of good roads, as an endorse
ment Of Governor Carroll's plan for good
roads convention. Two big meetings of
business men and farmers will be held
next month, when the King Drag man
will be present and address the meeting.
CRESTON-An Adams county farmer,
Ed. Nell, lost five head of cattle last week
by smothering. The animals were feeding
at a straw stack that had been eaten
out underneath, until II became top heavy,
meath II. Before they could De rescued
all Of them were dead.
CRESTON-Friends here have received
word of the death of w. G, Holibaugh. a
Union county man, who only a little more
than q week ago moved from this vicinity
to Eddy, Okl, He had resided near Shan
non City for the last forty years and was
IS years OF age. His death Is thought
to have resulted from pneumonia.
Mrs. Gertrude Smith, arrested under an
Indictment charging her with maintaining
Illicit relations with one Veto Bavaria,
was released yesterday from the county
jail on a bond in the sum OF $500. On APP
l] IsSt. Of her sttGrney the the court Yesterday est
amount fixed at the time the Indictment
was returned.
CRESTON-The sudden and unexpected
death Of little Murie. Margaret Mather,
granddaughter of Ex-Mayor, F. j. Taylor
Of this city, occurred yesterday at the
family home. The little girl had been
i'll only since Sunday, night and at first
was not considered seriously i'll at all. She
was but 9 years of age and a most win
some little miss.
Rev. Mr.. Norris of Portal, Can, who has
been conducting a series Of meetings In
this city for the Brethren. a religious So
ciety, with rooms in the Everett block on
Pearl street, left yesterday for Gothenburg
meetings. While in Council Bluffs Rev.
Mr., Norris was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. T. Flickinger.
MAxWELL-After lying unconscious for
seven days, following a fractured skull
as the result of a kick from a colt, the
little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wheelock
has recovered consciousness. Two surgical
operations had been performed on the boy
but neither one rendered him conscious,
and only after a week had gone by did the
little fellow revive.
We sound no false alarms when we say
that we do the best dry cleaning dyeing
and pressing work in Council Bluffs. We
know we can do It. Send us our clothes
and let us show you. Many things come up
In the course Of ordinary housekeeping that
need cleaning or dyeing. Send them to us
We will treat you right. We want your
business Bluff City Laundry Dry Cleaning
and Dye Works. Phones S1t, 22-24-26 N,
Main st.
The Young Mems Christian association
basket ball team left yesterday for Tarkio
Mo, where It was to play the college team
OF that town last evening. From there
the team will go to College Springs, Ia.
where It will play the Amity college team
this afternoon. The team, which Is in q
somewhat crippled condition owing to i'll
ness among the star players, included
Fonda, Nash. Don Kynett, Mortenson and
Murphy. Physical Director Pierson &C
companied the team.
CRESTON-The city council last night
granted the contract for nearly two miles
OF paving with macadam mostly in the
residence portion of the city. The con-
tract was awarded Hamilton & Schwartz
of Shenandoah, the firm who have been
doing much OF the work over the western
part OF the state, they having submitted
curling contract was let to the Two Mir
acles, a concrete corporation OF Mime
are said to be the lowest bids ever re-
ceived by the city for street improvements
The work is to be finished between April
/ and October l.
Real Estate Transfers.