Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-27
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention
The Council Bluffs office Of the
Omaha bee IL at 10 Scott street.
Both phones "a.
n clark barber shop for baths.
rgans, undertakers. Phones 14s.

Cd rgans, undertakers. Phones 19
Lane front room TO rent, Phone 6sa
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel. S2a
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81.
FOR EXCHANGE OF REAL ESTATE
TRY SWAPS.
WE CARRY MALT EXTRACT. ]. ].
Klein Co., l62 West Broadway.
The best in the land IN wan paper and
painting work. c. Jensen. Masonic Temple
Have your glasses fitted or repaired by
.. ". Terry Opucian. All Broadway, office
with George Corner.
Miss Agnes Robinson has gone TO New
YORK with the expectation Of sailing thence
to Europe for an extended trip abroad.
Justice Cooper yesterday united in mar
riage George swarts OF Council Bluffs and
MISS Dela sunderland of Long Beach, Cal.
Freeman Reed, superintendent of the Ma
tlonal Horticulture congress, who suffered
from a severe attack of gain stones, has
recovered sufficiently to resume his duties.
An appeal has been taken to the district
court from a decision rendered by Justice
Buck Of Treynor in a suit between 10. A.
Long and Mary Voss. The amount in
volved Is S75.
Mrs. o. d. Oldham. president Of the local
organization Of the Women's Christian
temperance union, has returned from q two
months visit at Oklahoma City. She was
bert.
A II. Spicker, who is I'm the county Jail
unable to secure a bond for 900 to assure
MS presence IN the district court aIter the
grand jury investigates his case, has had
his grief further added to by the applica-
ton of his wife for divorce. They were
married here six years ago and have one
child Spickler is an Illinois Central switch
man, who was arrested on Saturday In
connection with general roundup OF
freight car looters.
Mayor Maloney, while on his way to st.
Paul to attend the annual meeting of the
League OF American Municipalities stopped
off at Iowa City yesterday and delivered
Of A
H., which was holding Its biennial ses-
sion there. Mayor Maloney prepared his
ports indicate that 1t was a polished and
scholarly effort dealing in Irish history
and the work OF the organization in Amer
lea and other countries.
at least one Councll Bluffs woman has
found out what the tariff is" Her daughter,
VINO is travelling IN Canada with her nus
band, sent her three pairs Of stockings by
mail, or the quality that retail in the stores
here at any price between rs cents a pair
to three for quarter. The stockings came
in rather mussy-looking package yester-
day afternoon, with a polite note from
PostmasteE Hazelton announcing that there
was due On them 20 cents specific and 20
cents ad valofum duty" She did not think
to examine the stuff before paying the
duty.
A refined handsome and well dressed
couple from Lincoln applied for a marriage
license at the county court house yester-
day afternoon and when told upon inquiry
that the marriage licenses were daily pub
HsneO IN the newspapers deCllned 10 take
the license unless Clerk Hardesty would
guarantee that their names should be kept
from the newspapers Upon his statement
that he was unable to give them such as
surance they left with the remark that they
would continue their journey eastward until
hey found a county seat where there were
n daily papers
Matthew W. German, a market gardener
and fruit farmer residing on North Har-
rison street, began suit in the district
court yesterday afternoon against A. A
A al In C
luxurious interest on n series OF financia
transactions that cover the period between
April 1, 1905 and August, 1910 The transac.
tons involve the borrowing of money or
the customary chattel loan plan and the
purchase OF real estate where contracts
were substituted for deeds. The amount
involved is balance of Sass. and the plain
tiff recalls loans aggregating $3.50 and pay
ments thereon exceeding $1,000 The at
torney for the plaintiff is Thomas Q. Har
rison and the case presented problems IL
financial computations that are difficult
to comprehend.
wall nine feet high composed OF vitri
fled brick laid in cement Is being con
structed in front of the street area OF tn
new addition to the John G. WOODWARD
Candy company which will convert the are
into closed court guarded by tall stee
gate. Another wall on the east of equa
" height shuts off this court from the new
passageway for the entrance and exist o
the employees. When the new addition
completed they will all enter the factor
through one main street entrance and b,
way of q small office on the street front
In this small building the automati
registers. and umekeepers will be located
When completed the new building will ad
5000 square feet to the factory, making
one Of the largest candy factories In tn
world In closing the lot for the erectlo
OF the new structure Mr.. Woodward wa
obliged to remove the drinking fountai
located at the corner of Glen avenue an
Broadway. which had been erected fror
funds subscribed by citizens upon tn
promise that continuous stream Q
artesian well water was TO flow through 4
The agreement could not be carried out o
account OF partial failure OF the well. Nj
Woodward has now erected a handsnn1
fountain in the middle of the high wall whic
win he supplied by n pipe from the wei
with Is now flowing ninety-five gallons
minute.