Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-05
Council Bluffs.
Minor Mention
The Council Bluffs office OF
The Omaha Bee n at is scott
stiset Both Phones -,

Davis, drugs
Corrigans undertakers. Phones ilS.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Woodring Undertaking company, Tel Ss
Lewis cutler funeral director Phone "
PURE GOLD WEDDING RlNGS-LEF-
FERTS.
Can ll2, J. J. Klein CO.. for a case Of
Gund's Peerless Beer.
See the new 1911 wall paper patterns al
Berwick 8, I'll South Main street.
Mesh bags made like new m our repair
department Letferts Biz Jewelry store
sc Each--Framed pictures worth up tc
S2.OO on ga e this week. Fauble Art Snop
the same Gay al Leftert's Big Jeweiry
store
Have your glasses fitted or repaired b.
J. W. Terry, optician, Al Broadway, office
with George Corner.
The " oman's Christian Temperance
union viii hold its regular monthly meet
ing this afternoon at the home of Mrs
NycOff, e2B Avenue A,
William Maloney OF Omaha who is 9
Bluffs, was in the city yesterday visiting
his brother, Mayor Maloney.
George n. Alnsworth will leave on Fri
day Tor the northwest where he will take
the responsibility of developing a large
orchard tract for big land company.
Harmony chapter. No Is. will hold its
regular meeting this evening In Masonic
temple for the purpose Of initiating a
number of new members. full atten-
dance Is desired
There has not been a marriage license
issued in Council Bluffs for the last two
DAYS. on Wednesday the best day OF all,
there is usually a rush, but not love-
sick swain appeared at the county court
house yesterday.
Mrs Mary sweet of Tacoma, Wash, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary Weston,
go Mil street 1t Is the first visit Mrs
Sweet has made to the old home since
Lea 4 y % no will
spend the summer here.
Arrangements have been mado for Potta-
wettamie tribe Of Redmen to meet in the
new Eagles ball, 132 West broadway.
presented and discussed and should be of
vital importance to every Redman.
good attendance is desired.
Miss Carrie Davis, manager OF the Or
phans' home at Berkley, Cal, Is the
guest Of Mrs; j. N Williams at the par
While here Miss Davis attended the meet
ing of the district missionary society,
which convened at Denison yesterday.
Tracey Rodwell, one of the deputy clerks
in the office OF the clerk Of the district
court, has been called to Red oak to as
sumo the duties of clerk there while the
regular official is absent on important BUSH
ness. 1t was an act of charity on the part
of Clerk Harry M. Brown to comply with
the request of the Montgomery county Of
ficer to send a good man to take charge
Of It's affairs for the short period. The
the extra work here without increase of
pay.
The city council held its first meeting last
evening as board Of equalization to hear
protests against tax assessments returned
by City Assessor w. -. Hardin. Very
much TO the surprise Of the aldermen only
one protest was filed. 1t was made by w.
r. Carey and was OF minor Importance.
The board Will sit each evening for the
purpose Of examining and checking up the
assessment books. The task ordinarily oc-
n l.0Ve
the speed that was acquired last night in
the absence of the usual flood OF protests,
II will be finished in about four days.
The funeral of Herman 5. Childs will be
father. Frank s. Childs. In Garner town
snip. at o'clock. Mr.. Chids was at the
bedside Of his son when he died at his
ranch home near Bassett, Neb., and accom-
panied the body to this city. The casket
has been removed from Cutters under
taking rooms and taken TO the home Of the
OF the services at the residence, and at Ahe
conclusion the casket will be returned to
the city and buried In Walnut Hin cene-
terry. The Odd Fellows will have charge
AT the grave.
w. NJ. Asman, farmer residing near
island park, six miles southeast OF Coun-
eli bluffs. shot large gray. wolf yester-
day which had been lurking about his farm
for some time. lie came upon the animal
at close quarters and killed 1t with a single
charge of shot from a shotgun. number
OF wolves have been seen in the same
vicinity, and have lived chiefly by levying
contributions upon the farmers young
compelled TO pay the bounty upon an un-
usually large number of wolves during the
rs, as month month Eight pelts were brought into
nine others within a period comprising
The previous fortnight.
Felix Hughes, 20 years old, died last even
ing at the home OF his daughter, Mrs. j.
]. Gordon. on Bennett avenue, after an
illness of six months from heart trouble.
Mr.. Hughes came here some time ago from
Shelby, la lie was an old soldier with q
fine military record. He enlisted in the
Twuuty eighth Iowa Volunteer infantry in
lse2, and served until the end OF the war.
He was captured by the confederates and
served fourteen months I'm the military
prison at Tyler, Tex. lie 10 survived by his
wife four sons and four daughters. Only
Two OF the children, Mrs. Henry Rainey,
100 East Broadway, and Mrs Gordon, re-
side here. The body will be taken to
Shelby for burial
The monthly report Of the police de-
total OF l41 arrests during April Seventy
seven. or nealy two-thirds OF the total
Fourteen were held for investigatjon' Va
grants contributed thirteen and disturbers
OF the peace ten. Six persons were caught
and Disturbing the peace: three were car
rying concealed weapons and three were
1 a 5, enforcement 51, OF the new ord,
as All offense caused the arrest Of two
persons, one OF whom proved 10 be a well
known local physician who was making a
night call and was looking for a house
number when some nervous citizen spied
him and got quick action by getting in
touch with a police officer. The doctor
was discharged next morning, kindly TAX
ing the matter as a Joke There was a
iemarkable freedom from serious offenses
during the month. One arrest each was
made upon charges of larceny from the
person. cruelty to animals, forgery. as
sault and battery, dope fiend and common
larceny. There We're 1872 dodgers enter
tanned at the city jail. representing nine