Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-26

Stock pastured. Phone Pinney A4SS.
Corrigans, undertakers Phones il3.
For sale-Six- room house. 723 Sixth Ave
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET
woodring Undertaking company. Tel. SSs
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone ".
PURE GOLD WEDDING RINGS-LEF-
FERTS.
Call 49, J. ]. Klein Co.. for q case Of
Gund's Peerless Beer.
The kind OF tailoring you want at Martin
Petersens. AIS Broadway.
See the new 1911 wall paper patterns at
Borwick's 2ll South Main street.
Occulists prescriptions accurately filled
The same day at Letfert's Big Js"elry
FOR RENT-Four upstairs rooms; gas,
water, electric light etc ]. zoler, l0C
Broadway.
We can frame pictures cheaper than any
other art store in Council Bluffs. {. Jensen.
Masonic TemBle.
Have your glasses fitted or repaired by
j w. Terry. optician, All Broadway office
with George Corner
The s A. Pierce & Co. shoe store is now
open for business at their new location,
52S West Broadway. between Pearl and
Sixth streets.
Pictures artlstically framed adorn the
home, while IL poorly and cheaply framed
are unsightly. Hundreds of mouldings and
frames at Fauble's Art Shop to select
from at reasonable prices.
you Llnu real pleasure IN putting on a
suit or clothes pressed and cleaned in our
establishment. Because we do the work
right az reasonable prices Bluff City
Laundry. Dry Cleaning and Dye Works.
Phones 3l4.
Concordia lodge No. g. knights of
Plthas, will meet I'm regular convention
this evening at 1880 O'Clock for the unusual
event Of comforting the third rank on a
class Of ten candidates, All members and
visiting brethren are requested to be pres
emit
Broadway. Methodist Episcopal Church
the church at O'Clock, j. F. Hughes will
lead; Saturday Kings Heralds meeting at
at the church at 3 p. M chorus practice
at the church Wednesday and Saturday
evenings.
Second Presbyterian church corner
Grace and Pierce streets. Rev. George
A.. Ray. d. D., pastor Tuesday, the
regular monthly business meeting Of the
Christian Endeavor society will be held in
the. parlors of the church. Wednesday
prayer meeting at s p. m. sharp subject,
Gods Care of Heaven"
Mrs Sarah Josephine Ellthorpe, wife of
o. w. Ellithorpe, aged 80 years, died at
4.i5 @ CLOCK yesterday afternoon OF tuDer-
cltlosis at the residence, 1l9 High street.
She leaves besides her husband one son,
Harold. her father, J. M. Gallaher of
Logan, two sisters and two brothers. Fun
eral announcement later.
Mrs Mary Jane Umble, aged 81 years,
wife OF Alexander Umble, died yesterday
at their home on the corner of Grove and
itNTflSOn streets aIlef a long illness from
tuberculosis She is survived by her hus-
band and eight children, two brothers and
five sisters. The brothers are j. M and
William DollaThide of this city.
Mrs. Patrick Rooney, sister of p. Gun
noude of this city, died at Red Oak on
Sunday and the body will be brought here
for interment. She is survived by her hus-
band and six children, Mrs, Guy Case and
Thomas Rooney of Council Bluffs ]. H.,
of Helena, Mont. Joseph of Madison. s.
D. and James and Motley of Red Oak
a II (Alnnnnna nf rs
Angeles and +. Gunoude of this city.
That the city ordinance prohibiting minors
from entering pool halls Is no Joke vvos
energeticallyt called to the attention of &
broadway, when Police Judge. Snyder fined
him SIS and costs for permitting the ordi-
nance to be violated In the police court
hearing yesterday morning IL was shown
that Albert Huber, a 14-year-old boy, was
playing on the tables there Sunday after
noon West was arrested late Sunday night
and required to deposit $25 for his appear
ance in police court. The bond all went to
pay the fine,
a public meeting will be held at the West
Council Bluffs Improvement club house this
evening to discuss the upbuilding of Coun-
ell Bluffs and the organization of a guar
anty company on what is known as the
Williamsport plan" Other subjects may be
discussed at the meeting which are vitality
important to Council Bluffs and 1t is OF
especial interest to bankers manufacturers
home builders and every business interest
in the city. Sioux City, Des Moines Kan
sas city, Easton and Williamsport, Pa
and other points have organized such guar
anty companies.
w. II. Brown. the veteran stock buyer
who has been doing a drovers business in
this vicinity for forty years, has com.
pleted arrangements for embarking in the
stock raising business in Wyoming. He
has bought 1000 acres OF good land. part
b under Irrigation, near Sundance and Is now
engaged I'm fencing It, He expects TO raise
alfalfa on a large part OF the land since
other ranchmen have demonstrated that II
can be grown successfully there Mr.
Brown has vacated his home at 149 Wash.
lngtop avenue and shipped a carload OF
household furniture to the new home. II
he likes the new location as well hi
anticipates he expects to remain perma.
His son viii assist him in developing the
new enterprise.
Rev c. S. Hanley, pastor OF the People
congregational church at Thirty fifth
street and Avenue u, announces that q
new church building has become a neces-
sity owing to the continual growth of the
congregation on Easter Sunday there
were ia children attending the Sabbath
school. and last Sunday there were 100
The pastor stated yesterday that steps
must be taken to have a new and larger
church building before the end of 1912. The
growth of the church is q fair reflection OF
line growth OF the community IN which IL il
located. When Il was built several years
ago there were very few dwellings nearby
but now the territory is well filled with
Sunday. Pastor Hanley spoke of the meet
ing OF the Association OF Congregations
churches at CrestOn and stated that thu
Peoples church received conspicuous men
tion as one OF the young and thrifty con
gregations. The congregation is filled will
active men and women. At the meeting
of the Ladies' Aid society last Thursday
nearly so was raised
Tr,nk RudVyeiser King Of RottIed Rears