Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-02

Davis. drugs
The Clark barber shop for baths.
Insurance Forest Smith. Brown Blk.
Corrigans, undertakers. Phones l4S.
Large frort room to rent. Phone 6SS.
Perfect FIT and styles, Martin Petersen.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET,
WoodrinB Undertaking company. Tel. $50
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 20
FOR EXCHANGE OF REAL ESTATE
TRY SWAPS.
Real estate bought solo and exchanged
Forest Smith, Brown Blk.
Mrs. L. K. Renaud is spending month
with friends At Saltillo, Neb.
WE CARRY MALT EXTRACT. J. J.
Kline Co., 162 West Broadway.
The best in the land in wall paper and
painting work. 9. Jensen, Masonic Temple
Have your glasses fitted or repaired by
with George Corner.
Budweiser beer IL healthful strengthen
ing and refreshing. Call l.. Rosenteid Co.
and order a case. 3s22
Midsummer sale closes Saturday, July
80. Make use OF this last week Alexan-
| ders Art Store, 1888 Broadway.
Conrad Geise, accompanied by his sisters,
Mrs Groty and Mrs. Hopping OF Undor-
wood, left Saturday for Denver.
Miss Isabelle Smith, daughter of DR.. and
Mre o. y. smith, has returned from
visit with her sister, Edith, at Des MONIES.
Frank Pinney, who Is engaged in doing
special field work for the department. OF
agriculture, spent sunday at his home
hore.
! William Arnd has begun an action to
toreclose mortgage for 500 given by J:
IT, Snyder on real estate located In Evans
| second addition.
| The path to your economical piano pur-
chase leads directly TO ths a. Hospe Co.'S
store, = South Main street, " Pearl street.
| Council Bluffs, la.
There Is only one way to fly high nowa-
| OaYa--that ia tn lat the bluff ltitV Laundry
| Dry Cleaning and Dye Works clean and
press your clothes. They do 1t right.
Miss Laura Helsell. who has been the
ten days and numerously entertained by
the younger society set, will leave for her
home at Sioux Rapids on Wednesday.
| r. H. EMLEIN, NEW LOCATION, 40
VEST BRoADWAY. FINE LADIES
TAILORING AND ALTERING TO SUIT.
ALL WORK STRICTLY H1GH-CLASS
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Covalt of Cres-
cent have announced the engagement OF
: their daughter. Gusta Belle, to Truman ].
/ Hodgson OF Council Bluffs The wedding
is to occur in September.
| DR.. r. @. Smith of Chicago, brother of
DR.. q. o. Smith, was visitor at the Con-
gregational parsonage. He was en- route
at Hiawatha, Kan, and Lexington. Mo.
Union Mission workers held meeting
IN Fairmont park yesterday AFTERNOON.
Mrs. A, G. Davis was one OF the speakers.
The regular nightly mission services were
held at the Broadway mission In the even
ing.
The Lady Maccabeea, hive No. 9s7, will
meetin regular session this evening at the
Danish hall A social session viii follow
the regular business meeting. Dancing and
cards are on the program Each member
Is privileged to bring a friend.
4 Captain Shtrfer and Officers Giilispie and
Peterson made a raid last night upon a
house on Third avenue between Fifteenth
and sixteenth streets, concerning which
there has been Il number of recent COM
nd I'D N
man whom they found there.
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Rowbotham
will be held tomorrow afternoon at
ssO 0,clCck from the residence; lsls
and in the absence OF Rector Jones
y oopdS Sst pDEn
will be in Walnut Hin cemetery. ,s,
The funeral of Miss Mabel Florence
Welker, who died after swallowing GUAM
tity OF carbolic acid with suicidal intent,
will be held at O'Clock this afternoon
from the residence, S27 Sixteenth avenue.
The services will be conducted by the Rev.
Mr.. Caldwell, pastor OF Trinity Methodist
church. The pallbearers viii be selected
from the new order OF the Royal Moose
Burial will be at Walnut Hill cemetery.
Civil service examinations will be held to-
day of applicants for these federal posi-
tons: Historian in the office of Indian at
fairs, salary 1850 year; assistant his
torian In the same department, salary $1,000;
| craftsman IOT marine engines ana DOllers
In the office of chief engineer, War de-
, partment salary 81, 200 a year. The notices
were issued by the local postofflce, and ex-
aminations of. any applicants In this vicin-
ity may be taken here.
The body of Alex Sarach who died al
Mercy hospital Saturday from injuries sus.
tained by fall from a freight car Al
Gordon, Neb., was yesterday removed Il
the undertaking rooms of L. Cutler fol
} burial No particulars of the accident were
I reported beyond the fact that the unfor
, tunate was railway brakeman employed
. by the Northwestern, and that the accden
! happened while he was on duty. The fal
fractured his spine. he was put aboarC
e fast train and hurried to the hospital
but died shortly after reaching there. HI
, was 3S years old, and had no relatives
? nearer than Buffalo, N. Y. The relatives
: have decided to have the body buried here