Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-02
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention
Ths Council Bluffs office OF
The Omaha Bee Il 81 Is Scott
street. Both Phones "a.

Corrigans. undertakers Phones l43
For sale-G-room house 723 Sixth Ave.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
woodrlng Undertaking company. Tel Ss9.
Lewis cutler. funeral director. Phone 81.
PURE GOLD WEDDING RlNGs-LEF-
FERT'S
Hunters, take notlcel See J. J. Klein
Co for pure WHISKY
Have your spring framing done now.
Fauble Art Shop 3J3 Broadway.
See the new 1911 wall paper patterns at
Borwlcks. II South Main street.
Oculists prescriptions. accurately filled
the same day At Lefferts Big Jewelry
Store.
Have your glasses fitted OF repaired by
J. w. Terry. opticlan. All Broadway.
office with George Gerner.
Ohio Knox has returned from an extended
trip through Nebraska and Colorado look
Ing after his own private interests.
The S. A. Pierce & Co. shoe store IL now
open for business at heir new location,
b23 West broadway, between Pearl and
Sixth streets.
Excelsior lodge No. 25o Ancient Free
and Accepted Masons will meet in special
communication this evening at 1850 o clock
for work on the third degree. All master
Masons are invited to attend.
Mrs. Lucy Kimball, mother Of City Solicit
tor Kimball, Is seriously III with pneu-
monia. She has passed the critical point
Of the disease, however, and her friends
Nearly every school teacher in Council
Bluffs went to Atlantic yesterday to take
part In the meeting OF the southwestern
Iowa Teachers association. Attendance is
not compulsory but the teachers get cred Is
that are desirable
Captain l.. b. Cousins will leave for
Washington, ID. g., tomorrow to resume
his duties as one Of the doorkeepers OF
the house during the approaching extra
session He has charge OF the special gal
lery reserved for the families and friends
of the members.
Miss Maggie Sherman, for many years
one Of the most faithful and efficient mem
berB of the public library force, has re-
signed her position TO take a more de-
her last work at the library last night.
There are several applicants for appoint
ment to the vacant place.
Thomas Kelley, more than 60 years of
age and in a seriously impaired physical
and mental condition. was sent to jail for
ten days yesterday by Police Judge Sny-
der. He was not asked to plead to the
charge Of intoxioation. continuation of
the protracted drunk he was INDUCING in
plainly meant death. 1t Is doubtful how
ever, II the jail sentence will save his life.
a heavy sale of tickets for the play.
paid In Full" at the Dohany on Monday
night insures a substantial addition to the
benefit fund for Mrs. Clarence Woolman.
Manager Mooney has agreed to donate IL
per cent Of the proceeds. Sheriff McCaf-
fiery and other friends of the dead officer
are boosting the sale OF tickets and the
probability is that the excellent play Will
be presented to crowded house.
Mrs. Stuart Mccall has returned to the
home OF her relatives at Macon. Mo- with
the intention of making a lengthy visit.
The handsome home Of DR. and Mrs. Nc
Call on Oakland avenue has been advertised
for sale. Dr. Mccall bought the property
from w. f. Sapp last summer and expended
nearly $1,000 in remOdeling it, and Il be-
came the first home OF the young people
following their marriage less than a year
ago
Frances Elizabeth Brock. aged years,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Brock died
at their home 222O Leavenworth street
Omaha, Thursday night. The body was
brought TO this city yesterday and taken
TO the home Of the grandmother, Mrs. Fran
Ces Smith, 205 Washington avenue The
death of the little girl followed an acute
attack OF bronchitis after only two days
illness The funeral viii be held Sunday
afternoon at 2;30 o'clock at the residence
OF the grandmother. Rev Edgar Price will
officiate. Burial will be in Walnut Hill
cemetery.
SATURDAY sPECIALs-Hamsl Hams!
sweet oranges. regular SOC size, today, S5c
Fancy red apples, per peck COO. Fresh
tomatoes, per pound, lOc, New spinach, per
pound, 12hc. Whole cheese, little daisies
per pound, 17hc. Full cream white New
York cheese, per pound, 2Oc Early Ohio
seed potatoes, per bushel, S1.35. Can april
your own baking Flour is cheap. Wash
burn Crosby Gold Medal, per sack, 100
/. Green's Lily Cream flour, nothing better
per sack Sl.S5. Once used always used
l. Green. 1874 Broadway. Tel. 324
THE PORT OF MISSING MEN" play
from Meredith NichOlson's exciting nove
OF the same name, is easily one Of the
most delightful rOmances that we have had
IN any day. A story that does not pretend
70 be historical, but that none the less
shows us the way In which modern his
tory may be made, and probably sometimes
Is made. The hero is John Armitage, 4
young Austrian who has become Ameri.
canized and the owner OF a western ranch
From Europe to Washington to Virginia
one follows Armitage, and there upon Vir.
ginia soil the last battle Is fought for {
European throne. One Is uncertain to IN,
very last who Armitage really is: the actor
Is quick and decisive. In this age OF prob
lens an6 psychic study, a clean healthy
play like this where right is painted whit,
ana wrong black and people live and worl
with certainty in their minds, Is refresh
ing The Port OF Missing Men" witt
Hugo h. Koch In the part of John Armit
age, win be seen at the Dohany theatel
Sunday matinee and night.