Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10

Davis drugs.
Wedding silver at Lefferrs
COrrigans undertakers. Phones i43.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel $50
Lewis Cutler funeral director. Phone g.
PURE GOLD WEDDING PJNGs-LEF-
SIX WEDDING R1NGs-Gerner, All
Broadway.
See the new 1911 wall paper patterns at
Borwicks, 2ll South Main street.
Call 142 for a case OF Gund's Peerless
beer. J. J. Klein Co, distributors.
Occulists' prescriptions accurately filled
me same day at Lefferts Big Jewelry
The place 20 buy wedding gifts See our
window display. Fauble Art Shop, $50
broadway.
For Rent-Furnished seven-room house
modern, until September L. b. p. Lewis
SOl Fourth Avenue.
The cheapest and best place in Co. Bluffs
TO get wall papering, picture framing and
pictures Is G. Jensen, Masonic temple. II
you don't believe 1t come in and let us
Mrs. w. Letson win 4eave today for
Iowa City to attend the commencement ex-
ercises at the state university. Her
uate this year from the College OF Liberal
arts with degree Of 3. A. Mrs. Letson
win remain the balance Of the summer
In Iowa City with her daughter, who
has charge OF the state university library
during the summer. Next fall Miss Letson
library work az the state Iibra PjSh school 6ef
there.
Mrs. James p. Dickinson was painfully
burned yesterday by an explosion Of
gasoline used In connection with a stove
The accident occurred at her home oil
Avenue G, and called for the assistance Of
me fire department. The fire was ex-
arrived without damage to the building,
MIS- Dickinson was burned about the
hands and wrists, but her presence Of
mind In promptly smothering the flames
that were burning the sleeves of her dress
prevented more serious consequences.
Mrs. Emma Holland Fox, aged ~ years.
died at her home ten miles east of Coun-
cil Bluffs Wednesday at noon, after an
illness OF six months. She is survived by
shriver Of Galloway, Neb., and Miss
Gertrude at home and five sons Stacey,
Ear Ear william i1n,. and Bruce at home, and
be held at the residence this afternoon
az o'clock. Rev s.. Grant Lewis, pastor
OF the Fifth Avenue Methodist church, Of
fioiating 1nterment will be in the Hardin
township cemetery.
81. Adams lodge No l. and Concordia
lodge No. %, Knights OF Pythias. will hold
their annual memorial services at the Fifth
Avenue Methodist church Sunday evening
az o'clock. Rev. s, Grant Lewis viii
deliver the address All knights and their
wives and the Pythian Sisters are Invited
TO- be present and are requested to 60
DIRECT to the church, All knights will meet
at the Knights OF Pythlas hall at Q o'cloek
Sunday morning and 90 to Falrview ceme-
terry In body to decorate the graves The
TT4SinInit tee " IA 80 70 the other cemeteries.
THOSE having flowers viii bring them TO
o'clock. ~
Fred lack, Thurman Qa.) boy writing
70 a friend in Council Bluffs, describes
graphically the trials OF iva soldier bows
Ire on re Mexican border: He is mem
States infantry, located at San Antonio,
Tex He describes the heat down there as
being almost intolerable, and as having a
SOLDERING effect on all OF the soldier bows
because they seem to take is as a foretaste
OF what may follow too many moral de-
linauencies in this life. The camp is To-
Gated several miles from the town and
apparently In a country where nature can
get close to man. You ought to see what
we caught last evening" the letter says,
one rattle snake, one scorpion one cent?,
pede, one armadillo, one tarantula and one
big lizard" Mr.. lacks term of enlist
ment expires In eight months, and he saws
II he has to remain down there until the
end of the period he will be taken for n
Mexican when returns north