Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-19
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention
The Council Bluffs office Of
Ths Omaha Zee In At Is Scott
Street. Both Phones -.
Davis drugs.

Davis drugs.
Lefferts. opticians,
Have Morenouse emboss IL.
Corrisan's undertakers. Phones la
bor authority on watches see LeffArt-
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81.
DR.. ROSE H. RICE. Bell phone only 81.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel. sss
Call IA for a case Of Gund's Peerless
beer. J. J. Klein Co, distributors
Get those photos taken at Kuhns studio.
: So. Main st. Co. Bluffs. Open sundayA
Glasses that relieve neaGscns. nervous
ness and improve the vision are the kind
that We tit Leffert's, opticians.
Why not let as do your icture framing
now; We can 10 II much cheaper ana bet
ter than when the rush season commences.
X. Berwick, al South Main street.
Only one marriage license was issued yes
teIday. Harold II. Schunan Of Allentown,
Pa, secured it to wed Jessie Cooper Of
Omaha. Both rave their ages as y years
A telegram was received yesterday from
Edward Paddock, only son Of Dan Pad
aoek, announcing that he would start from
his home at LaDelle. 5. D, last evening
to attend the funeral OF his father, which
viii be held on sunday.
Robert W. Wallace and family have re-
turned after two weeks of automobiling
throughout the western and southern part
Of the state, during which the speedometer
indicates that they Travelled n miles. Mr
visited Des Moines, Colfax, Charlton, In
disnola and many other places.
Ernest z. Hart has begun preparations
for three modern residences on the Glen
Avenue side OF his former residence, which
extends from Park to Glen avenue. II was
originally the old Bennington home. The
large residence on Park avenue, which
yidsd and Oonvsrtsd into two modern
dwellings.
The H. A. Quinn Lumber company be-
gan a suit yesterday against A, w Carl
cover a balance Of S2l7 Of lumber bid
purchased BY Carlson when he built q
house for Mrs. Fuller on Benton street a
year ago, and which was understood to
be with the knowledge and approval Of
Mrs. Fuller.
The German Doctors, a Council Bluffs
medical firm. were made defendants in a
suit that was filed In the district court
yesterday by Henry Hahn. asking judg-
ment for the recovery Of $40 paid 10 them
for medical services and 500 70 repair
damages he alleges he received while be-
ing treated as q patient The individual
members OF the firm are sued under the
name Of 9. A. RECORD and l. J. Upton.
Peter Burke, eS years old, a blacksmith,
died yesterday morning At the Jennie Ed
mundson Memorial hospital OF what was
pronounced TO be cancer OF the stomach.
He had been in the hospital only a short
time. In the early days, especially during
the Vaughan administration. MIR. Burke
took quite an active part In politics. For
many years his shop on Broadway between
sixth and Seventh streets was political
headquarters for the democrats Of his
ward. Mr.. Burke 10 survived By one
daughter, Mrs, Belle Bryant, residing at
l5E Avenue d. The body was removed
4 WOodrinE's In preparation for the IA.
neral which will probably be held on Sun
day.
after remaining In the city jail for two
discharged yesterday BY Police Judge sny-
der. He had been arrested while IN the act
Of selling bag Of brass Junk, which was
from the Kimball Elevator company. The
discharge OF the boy followed the appear
Ance OF his mother In court, who said she
had found the brass IN q bag lying in the
weeds near one OF the railway tracks and
had taken II home and given II 70 her son
with Instructions 10 take II somewhere and
sell H. She said she found It in an inno-
/ cent way, and she thought IL was cruelty
unjust 20 have her con punished for some
thing she had done herself and caused him
The city council az a committee Of ne
whole yesterday visited Benton street wfth
City Engineer Stimson and considered
plans for lowering the grade from wash
eliminating the depression that cause a
perpetual deposit Of mud there. The coun-
ca also visited Firth avenue for the Rur..
pose Of considering the problems connect Cd
with laying the new paving on the present
grade, which IL several feet lower than the
sstA5lishsd grade, All Of the property own
srs desire the present grade. No action
was taken concerning the annual tax levy
reported two weeks ago and referred 20 the
Committee % the whole. It was deferred
until me return Of Mayor haloney. Only
i've membors Of the council responded and
several other matters that had been re-
ferred were postponed.
The funeral % Thomas z. Gavin was Md
yesterday a. $40 o'clock from the residence
! 80 PARK avenue, and was largely attended
The service of the Christian Science church
wa uHed throuGhout. In thu absence OF
First Reader BALDWIN, Charles r. Tuiieys
Charles Tulisys and Mrs Landry stroop
| fzrhiShsd the music. During the forenoon