Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-31
Council Bluffs
Minor Men ton
The Council Bluffs office OF the
Omaha nee IL at IL Scott street.
Both phones "a.

.NNiiIbdiht uuueflakefS. 'PnOneS l4h
Large frort room to rent Phone $50.
Perfect tit and styles. Martin Petersen.
FAUST BEER Al ROGERS BUFFET
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel $50.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone ".
FOR EXCHANGE OF REAL ESTATE
Try SWAPS.
Real estate bought, sold and exchanged
bCrest smith, Brown Bk.
WE CARRY MALT EXTRACT j. j.
Kline Co., lo2 West broadway.
The best In the land in wall paper and
painting WORK. q, Jensen, Masonic Temple.
Have your glasses fitted or repaired b.
J. W. .1e4Iy, Opuu4an, al l3rOaa way, ulItc,
Win George Corner.
Midsummer saie closes Saturday. july
~ Mahe use OF this last NeeA. AeXan-
uer's Art store, S5S broadway.
r. IL. EMLEIN, NEW LOCATION, 4ly
3 " ESD BROADWAY. FINE LADIES
TAILORING AND ALTERING TO SUI.
ALL WORK STRICTLY HlGh-CLASS
The infant daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
George W addei, lOl4 Eighteenth avenue,
died al o clock this morning after a short
lhness from stomach trouble. Inc funeral
VIII be held at O'Clock tomorrow a1ter-
noon. Burial will be IN Walnut iiill GENIE
terry.
George Damon will leave today for Battle
Greek, Men, where he will be the guest
vi Mr. ana Mrs Paul &. DeHol Mrs.
DamOn, WHO has been visiting IN west
Virginia, Will soon meet her husband there
ana together they viii return TO Council
bluffs-
Fred Weatherbee began a suit in the dis
trict court yesterday against MS wife, Eh-
nice Meatnerbee, for absolute divorce.
Ihey were married at Orvlle Cal, June
u, 1906 The petition alleges that ON June
~, EOS, In Council Bluffs, mis- wife deserted
nm without cause. Ills attorneys also
make him allege that he always con-
Quoted himself as a loving and obedient
husband"
Beginning next Monday r. II. Morton,
city ticket agent Of the Wabash, will be
found at the local freight Office of the COM
pany. j. w. Crotty, the city passenger and
ticket agent of the Great Western, who has
long shared the office in the Grand hotel
with Mr.. Morton, win be Installed at the
city passenger station OF the company on
South Main street
The friends of Attorney j. j. Stewart
who, II was feared, was doomed TO tota
blindness are cheered by the word re-
Omaha that he will have the use of one
eye. The other has been removed. Mr.
= Stewart has been In a distressing condition
for several months but is now rapidly i'm
proving in general health.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Orvis, 552 MUNSTER
street, have been entertaining George Smith
or Chicago, who Ia en- route home from
Denver. MIR. Orvis and Mr. Smith wer,
boyhood friends together and when they
met here 1t was for the first time in TWEEN
ty-five years. They spent several pleasan
hours talking over events that transpireC
more than forty years ago. Mr.. Smith LET
for Chicago yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. InOmaS HarWOOu, LOU ave
nue. Is, have returned from a trip TO Eng
land, where they spent nearly two month
amid the scenes OF their childhood Gays
They were in London during the funeral o
King Edward, and mourned as sincerel,
as the most patriotic Englander the dealt
of Englands beloved monarch. Mr.. Var
wood has resumed his position as con
ductor on the Omaha & Council Bluff
street railway.
The A. e. Hunter dry goods stock, whlcl
has been in process OF disposition Dy
CLOSING out sale, has been sold in bulk I
M. J. O'Connell of Houston Tex. Invoic
of the stock is now being made and tn
store will be closed until 1t is completed
Mr., OConnen has not made puohc M
sptafs huti II is. asserted That he; viii re
preniah the stock and continue the business
occupying the large apartment now In us
In the Shugart- Beno block
In alnhost record time the delegates to tn
democratic Fifteenth judicial district cor
vention selected candidates to oppose tn
mated II required but fifteen minutes fo
the delegates to do their work, when the
selected F. w. Miller of Council Bluffs
Logan All of the candidates were chose
by reclamation. All are we'll known men
Ters of the bar and have an execleI
Standing before the public.
A beautiful Pomeranian dog, the idol {
the family OF NJ. Bouricus, died yesterda
from strychnine poisoning near their hon
at Ala East Washington avenue. The MT
fellow found himself in new euvironmeI
when the family moved from their formt
home on Broadway when they closed OF
their plano business, and he made mar
inouisitive expeditions in the neighborhoo
II is supposed the dog found poison thu
had been placed to exterminate rats. TN
veterinarians and physician labored
vain to save the pet. The animal had be-
a member OF a performing troup OF hgn
educated dogs and had great repertoi
of tricks.
Joe Wood a railroad man, whose home
at ia Arden street. Boone, Ia, was taxi
to Mercy hospital yesterday morning, aft
being badly hurt in the Northwestern var
during the night. He had stepped on I
vestibule Of an outgoing passenger ira
as he alighted was hit by h ITeisnt e.
crew, and which he did not see in {
darkness. He was knocked down a.
bones. His father Is a Northwestern emf
neer and mis- brother is also employed
the company.
H. Mallory formerly head of I
Omaha g. Council Bluffs Transfer compar
and who has been under arrest In Coun
Bluffs for week on charge OF embezz
ment connected with recent court ord
10 turn over 1925 to the new guardian 6
pointed for his children, was released y,
terday from the county jail He succeed
In raising the money and paid It into cou
against him and he has been required
give bond OF $1,000 to appear In eou
Thomas Q. Harrison, attorney for the he
OF Mr.. Mallorys first wife, says that II
likely the case will be settled and Il
Mallory win not be prosecuted.
In the presence of a street full of p'
pie many contestants entered series
amateur bicycle races last evening with
start and finish line in front Of No. he
house, the south line OF the Bryant str
bridge being the beginning and end
point Aldermen Younkermen and Mimi
assisted In starting the races, The ira
WAS the complete circuit of the bic
bounded by Bryant on the west and No
Second on the east distance OF about
\ third OF a mile. In the class A race, ALI
Anderson, S21 Lincoln avenue, won In l:Ol
Paul Sulhoff, Grand avenue won the eli
b contest In 1O3;O5 Harold Baker,
North Sixth street, was victor In the
3 class in 2:i0 flat There was a street full
starters, but there was no second ana th
prizes.
The water works company began vest
day to lay its new main across Indian cr'
via the new Benton street bridge. Forf
permission to use one of the two condl
constructed when the bridge was built '
granted at recent meeting OF the {
council For year or more that port
main from the Broadway pipe for its wa
supply small accident would have
off the supply. To reach the bridge c
duit the new pipe Is being laid near
top OF a sixteen-foot fill, upon which
rain has fallen since the ditch was pla
there. Some apprehension is consequer
felt as to what effect the settling ga
will have when an Old-fashioned ratnstS
again returns and the new fiji sinks dc
about foot.