Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-02
Minor Mention
The Council Bluffs Office of
The. Omaha Bee Is at 10
Scott Street. Telephone 43.

Davis, drugs.
Leffert's, opticians.
H. Berwick for wall paper.
| Corrigans, undertalers. Phones l4S
Genuine Victrola SIS. A. Hospe co.
For authority on watches see Leffert.
FAu, IT BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET
Woodring Undertaking Co. Tel Ses.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone VI
Every Victor record In stock a.
Hospe Co.
Express and baggage delivery. Phone
b 571 Bell, Ind. POI. +. TUX.
Time now to order your new books Tor
the new year. Morehouse & CO.
Eyes tested and glasses fitted LettertS'
registered opticians, SO2 Broadway'
Miss Arkwright china sale, 6O4 Myhsler
St., Saturday, December 2 ana u
WANTED-TWo BOYS TO CARRY
BEE ROUTES. APPLY is SCOTT 81
Perfection OH Heaters. $3.50 and -; no no
smoke, no smell and always ready T. "
De Vol Hdw. CO., 5O4 Broadway.
You can get anything in the line OF
silverware for the Thanksgiving table at
Leffert's, sos Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. V. Battey went to
Avoca yesterday and spent THANKSGIVING
with relatives, Including the parents Oh
Mrs Battey.
The body of the infant son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Il. Anderson, who died at their
home 1854 Fourth avenue, was taken to
Dodge City. Ksns., for interment'
II you want MI4NDOW GLASS call Bell
phone 500, Bluff City Glass and Mirror
Works, 1914 West Broadway. We make
speciality OF GLAZING at low prices.
SA--- SNYDER LOANS MONEY on
household goods, horses, cattle ana all
chattel securities at big discount OF the
usual rates Office over S3J West Broad
way.
At the regular meeting OF the Woman I
Relief corps to be held at Grand Army
hall in the Young Mems Christian asso-
citation building this afternoon Officers IoI
the ensuing year win be elected. For TINS
reason all Of the members are urged TO De
pf esent.
Contractors whose responsibility for
getting ready the new building FOR the
consolidation OF the two telephone sys'
TENS permitted their employees TO have
half an hour extra yesterday 70 dispose OF
the Thanksgiving feasts. The fun force
OF men engaged IN preparing the interior
OF the new structure FOR the plasterers
worked the fun, number OF hours curing
the day,
farmer, who had made his home for the
last twenty-five years at the residence Of
his daughter Mrs. Il. u, FOrsythe, Hli
Sixth avenue, died yesterday ate briei
illness from stomach trouble. lie Is sur
viVed by two daughters. Mrs. Borsyths
and Mrs. George Henderson OF Los An
geles. Arrangements for the funei 81
| nave not been announced.
Chief FIoom OF the police department
does not coincide with the popular belief
| that November Is a lucky month. Ihe
| records OF the department for the montt
are against IT, There have been twenty
five accidents OF fatalities during the
month that nave called for the city am
bulance, the greatest number In anS
month since the vehicle was placed n
| service nearly five years ago.
Alderman Hubbard, who Is getting
| AZ rOuufnFNahlN a "A
| character and energy could be expected
| 20 while nursing a broken leg, had espe
| cial reason 10 be thankful yesterday. hli
fellow members OF the council and othel
| city officials united in the purchase o.
the best looking turkey gobbier 20 81
| found and sent IL 20 his home yesterday
| accompanied by the other things TO gar
nish such q feast. Captain Hubbard
keenly appreciated the kind and thought
| full act.
A. j. p. Bertschy. who established thu
| BertEchy Motor company here and bull
! Il up into a large and profitable auto
mobile repair and garage business, haa
assumed the management OF a large busl
ness OF the same character In Omaha Y
| be operated under the same name. ~
| retains all OF his financial interests II
the plant here. III. A. Searle OF the Mon
arch Manufacturing company, one OF IN
heavy stockholders In the local plant, vii
| by Mr.. BeTtschy.
The funeral OF Captain Henry Rot
inson, the cOlored civil war veteran
who was found dead In his bed will b
held Sunday afternoon ~ $3.50 oclOc