Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-24
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention
The Council Bluffs office Of the
Omaha nee 10 At 10 Scott street.
10th phones "a.

Jam, drugs
The Clark barber shop for baths.
Insurance, Forest Smith, Brown Blk.
Corrigans. undertakers. Phones las.
Large front room to rent Phone 6S5
Perfect III and styles. Martin Petersen
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel $50.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81
,fOk EAGHANGE Os' Real E5iAlE
TRY SWAPS.
Real estate bought, sold and exchanged.
FORREST Smith, Brown Blk.
We CARRY MALT EXTRACT. J. }.
Kline Co., lb2 West broadway
Have your glasses fittegq or repaired BY
j. w. Terry, optician. All way OFFICE
with Geo. Corner
Congressman Walter I. Smith left last
evening Tor chicago, where ne was called
on business that wall require several days.
Business at the marriage license counter
In County Clerk Browns office was again
a blank yesterday. There have recently
been several days without call from a
customer.
No home is complete without an instru-
mont Every home that has one is brighter
ana happier, Let a, Hospe, q South Main
street, ~ Pearl street, sell you an organ
or piano. Easy payments.
pEACHESl PEACHEsi PEACIIEsl-
Special saturday price on Alberta free
stones, IS cents case. Also special on
nammucks Soc up to SLb0 j. Zoller Mer-
camille Co, l0O-2-4-6 broadway. Both
phones, 32D.
The struggle Of Iowa soil to produce
bumper crop of all kinds Of stuff this sea
as "a protest against the drouth Is eX-
emplfied by a huge turnip which grew on
the market garden farm Of Peter Baldutf
on Bennett avenue. one Of the turnlps Is
growing directly on top OF another, and
both appear to be struggling to become the
biggest individual in the whole patch.
Delega tons Of the delegates to the Saeng-
erfest visited Council Bluffs yesterday
many of the delegates renewing old ac-
quaintanceships One party. headed by otto
W. Rohland of ST Paul MINI, president
OF the organization in the northwest ter
ritory, called upon County Recorder w. II.
Barghausen and urged him to secure a
strong local organization Of the German So
ciety and send a good delegation to the
annual meeting at St Paul next year.
Three armature fields, each weighing sew
eral hundred pounds and having about 500
worth of copper in the coils, have been
stolen from the car barn, according to in
formation sent to the police department.
The fields are of the same pattern as
those used on ali the big street cars. How
they could have been stolen and taker
away without detection Is mystery, as
several men would be required to load then
y on wagon strong enough to carry them.
Attorney George s. Wright has returned
from the west after an absence of thre'
weeks. With several other Council Bluff!
men he went to Reno to see the fight, and
the knowledge of the fact that he was al
enthusiastic admirer of Jeffries' led thu
suspicion that he was walking home. Th'
suspicion was groundless, however for Mr.
Wright left Reno the evening of tht
fight and went to the coast afterward
making an extensive tour Throughout thu
northwest
The initial steps have been taken to or
ganize a strong local branch of the Ma
lional Saengerbund society. Phillip An
dreas publisher of the Erie Presse, anC
w, III. Barghhausen, county recorder, ar,
the prime movers. The society now ha
about fifty members, and the assertion 4
made that its membership will reach 100 be
fore the end OF the year. A meeting will
be held next week to elect officers Tn
new society will meet regularly In Hertles
hall on Broadway near First street
Licenses to kill the pigeons that haunt tn
lodges and towers of the county court hous
results in the daily collection of enough t
make fry, and sometimes a pie. Deput!
Sheriff Ward yesterday secured two whicl
came within pont-blank range OF the %
callber official rifle used in the slaughter
Tie birds have lately almost entirely lef
are secure when they are resting in tn
sacred shadows OF st. PauTs cathedral, bu
yesterday one lost two feathers and wa
given quite n fright when Deputy War
sneaked down TO the alley fence and too
a shot at t as 1T sat preening its feather
above one of the vaulted windows.
Mrs Anna Raph began a divorce actio
in the district court yesterday against he
husband Daniel w. Raph. Her onl
allegation is deserton They were wed
Council Bluffs or July s, 1898, and afte
liviEg together nine years she says he
husband deserted her without cause.
child, Alta, now nearly 10 years old, wa
the fruit OF the union year ago Mr.
Raph says her husband returned froI
Cheyenne and secured possession OF h
daughter by stealth and took her to a
wyoming town. The child was subsequent
put aboard train sent to Council Bluff
Mrs Raph asks only the custody of tn
child and absolute divorce from the fathe