Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-15
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Davis, drugs
Wedding gifts at Leffert's.
The Clark barber shop for baths.
Dingle's barber shop. Scott St
Corrigans undertakers. Phones lls
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Majestic ranges. p. c. De Vol Hdw Co.
Picture framing. Jensen, Masonic temple.
Woodring Undertaking company Tel. 3S9
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone 81.
See Berwick first for painting, I'll S. Main.
FOR EXCHANGE OF REAL ESTATE
TRY SWAPS.
G., II. Nicholson went to Kansas City yes
terday. On his return he will be accom-
panied by his father.
Have your glasses fitted or repaired by
J. W. Terry, optician, All Broadway, office
with George GerneP.
Mrs. II. A. Quinn and daughter Bessie,
have returned from Washington, the jour
ney also including a short stay In Chicago.
A musical program and refreshments will
be features of the regular meeting of the
pected.
DIR. Horace T HaverstoeK has removed
to Room "a Merriam block. Phones Bell
Ind $3.50
Night Police Sergeant ". H. Richard
son Is receiving the congratulations of his
friends upon the advent Of a girl baby
at his home.
Mrs. John Chapman who has been visit
ing relatives and friends here for several
weeks, VIII return tomorrow to her home,
at San Diego, Cal.
r. e. Watt. who for many years was
president and owner Of the Western Iowa
college In THIS city, Is now in charge OF
the commercial department OF the public
schools at Los Angeles, Cal.
w. II. James, rural mail carrier on
route No. 6, is suffering from typhoid fever
at his home, 22lO Avenue A. Ills condi-
ton is serious that he will be taken TO
the Edmundson hospital this morning.
The members Of st, Adams lodge,
knights Of Pythias, and all knights in the
at l:5 at the residence Of the family of
the late Charles II. GibleT, llO4 Fifth ave
nue. to attend his funeral
Harry Leonard Graham, aged years, died
al the home OF his parents Mr.. and Mrs
!. o. Graham, Gus Sixth avenue, yester-
day morning. The funeral win be held
from the residence Friday afternoon
Burial will be in Walnut Hin cemetery.
The Council Bluffs Woman's club will
mold its first antumnal reception this after
noon at the home of its president Mrs
Walter l. smith, l26 South Seventh street.
The board Of directors OF the club will as
sist the hostess. All women contemplating
Joining the club are requested to attend
this meeting and give in their names
George and William Duermeyer were
brought over from Omaha last evening
and lodged IN the city jail charged with
breaking and entering one OF the buildings
at the Young Mems Christian association
park in East Omaha. One Of the brothers
was arrested here on Tuesday while try
ing 70 dispose OF a tailor-made suit OF
aroused suspicion.
John Luthe, a restaurant ami boarding
house keeper Of Omaha, Is being held at
the Council Bluffs police station for further
investigation OF a number OF worthless
checks given by him within the last few
days They were all drawn on the City
NauohSl banK Omaha, and when sent
mere Tor collection were returned with
the Information that Luthe's account was
closed and he had no funds on deposit
Captain l.. r. Cousins has returned after
an extended visit throughout the east dur
ing which he attended the regimental re-
union OF his old army comrades A. War
veterans at Atlantic city. Captain Cousins
VIII remain here until after the election
ana soon after viii 90 10 Washington 20
Ianiuarlze himself with his duties as one
OF the assistant doOrkeepers OF the senate
The Royal order OF Moose held a social
session last evening with about 200 mem
S',,.l,,b - ~ L-uhCuvoh was served ana
Fremont BENJAMIN, c. Konlgmacher John
Fleming, Frank Elgan and others. The
order now has ABOUT 700 members and has
grown TO such proportions that larger
lodge rooms are required. After January
the meetings will be held in odd Eel
The funeral OF Charles Il. Gilbert will be
| held this afternoon from the residence
llOA tltth avenue. Rev, S. Grant Lewis
pastor OF the Fifth Avenue Methodist
house. St Adams lodge, No. IL, Knights
OF Phythlas, will conduct the burial al the
cemetery according to the rites OF the
order. The deceased was a member Of the
I lodge and also a member OF the Woodmen
OF the World, camp No, "a
The Board OF Insanity Commissioner yes
terday made remarkable automobile trip
| 70 ClaTinda and return The board went
there 20 make the annual inspection OF the
condition OF the county's insane patients
and there was no expectation that they
could make the trip In less than two DAYS
The distance Is seventy-eiEht miles. They
started AZ O'Clock yesterday morning and
reached Clarinda IN less than five hours
The investigation showed a very sausfac-
tory condition at. the hospital with an
OF the county charges well cared for.
Captain II. ]. Abbott and family were
aroused from their slumbers at 4 O'Clock
yesterday morning az their home. 800 Da-
mon street, BY a tremendous crash. They
found that several yards Of ceiling plaster