Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-03
Davis. drnka


Pure blackberry juice and Virginia Dare
wine. J. J. Klein Co.
MANIFESTATIONS gin Tor general
housework. 500 Fifth avenue
Typography outfits and supplies. Fauole
Art Shop. formerly AleXander's.
Have your glasses fitted or repaired by /
j. w. Terry, optician, All Broadway otHce 1
with George Corner.
Fryer Printing Co, new location, 2s.l and /
1923 W. B'way. Phones 2O5. Mall ana phohe |
calls answered in person.
Justice Cooper yesterday united in mar
rtage w. H. Haines OF Nicola ana MISS /
Iva Mcintosh Of Crescent
Best rock and rye for medicinal and |
family use: bottled In two sizes. Rosenfeld
Liquor company, SO South Main.
The g. A. Pierce & CO. shoe store IL now
open Tor business Al their new location,
$40 West Broadway, between Pearl ahD
Sixth streets
81. AIMS chapter OF st. Pauls church
will have a card party this afternoon az
the home OF Mrs. Donald Macrae, tlith
avenue and Eighth street
Mrs. PArdie stratton died yesterday az
Mercy hospital following an illness OF
three weeks. On account OF illness OF her
mother the funeral will be held from the
residence OF her sister, Mrs. Fl. f. Keller
l. r. Mathews a noted evangelist from
Spokane, wash. Is conducting revival meet.
ings every night az 5 o'clock at the Full
afternoon at 3 O'Clock
AZ the regular meeting this evening Of
Pottawattsmle tribe No. p, Improved or
der OF Redmen, there VIII be work in the
warriors and chiefs degree All members
of the degree team are urged to be present.
Visiting brothers welcome.
County Attorney Capen returned last
evening from Avoca, where he went to ar
range for the trial OF the criminal cases
on the branch court docket. The AVoca
business will not be undertaken until after
ha ri hnr a. mi
The Citizens Improvement club will hold
an important meeting this evening for the
purpose OF changing the constitutional pro-
vision, fixing the quorum at fifteen. Some
other changes are to- be made and matters
Of interest to the members transacted.
Justice Joseph yesterday presided at a
double wedding when j. A. Johnson and
Bessie Porter, both Of South Omaha, and
E. o. Valane Of Monmouth, Ill, and Min
erva Patterson of Council Grove, Kan,
appeared in his office and asked to be mar
Tied
jury In the district court held that the
driver OF horse belonging to A. Glllnsky
was guilty OF contributOry negligence when
the animal got IN the way Of i.z a street Get, car ar
be shot Gilinsky sued for the value Of
the animal and the wagon, but the jury
returned verdict for the defendant com
pany sa-
one OF the social events OF this week
will be the annual ball given by the Re
tail Grocefs and Butchers association at
auditorium Is large enough for several hun
bred couples TO appear on the floor at one
time, and 1t Is. expected the attendance will
be large "A fun orchestra will furnish the
music, EGtrr tf 3'se
Postmaster 1Iazelton announced yester-
day that the. rates on foreign money or
dsrs went int1 effect Win me , De dd ming
sderably 70 the cost OF sending money by
mail to foreign countries, and will chiefly
affect the. iTnnigrants who are sending
n tl7piFf friends In the old gOtlntrV.
on some fathe specified amounts the new
rates are Just double the old scale
The Young Mems Christian association
during the last season has put on sew
eral good social stunts but the real big
wel-wnrk ed-np- an round -up-to-date effort
takes place Tonight IN the gymnasium,
viii pat on night Ia "Punkinvllle," with
spie2did pregram Of events. One OF the
features q The evening VIII be the .Rube
band VIII give an open air concert before
the big show The base ball game at
the elote Of the program will be between
the Podunk Giants ana the Squirrel Hol-
low Athleteel Admission free to both ladies'
: and gentlemen
ThelCounoi BLUFFS Commercial club has
decided 60 hold It's annual meeting and
die OF March The date has not been fixed
Chairmana Doolittle promises program
that viii attract attention with men OF
nationai reputation on the speakers lists
The Citizens Improvement club Is alsC
planning Tor a big banquet in March, al
which also speakers OF national reput,
and high character viii be present Th'
names OF COngresstnan-e select Victor h, Der
ger and Mayer set6el OF t Milwaukee ant
toned. Th3S believe that with such mel
TO tell o. their successful efforts In city
building an audience that would fiji tn,
Auditorium building would be assured.
There was a sudden renewal yesterda,
of activity among the people residing IL
the east land OF the county who are en-
gagged In the fight 70 annul the petition
Of consent secured by the saloon men fO
the operation OF saloons In the county out
side OF Council Bluffs for the next fivi
years. The antt-saloon people refused Z
accept the diCtum OF the County Board o
Supervisors and appealed from the decision
declaring the consent petition sufficient
The case Is now pending in the distric
court. Yesterday state Agent ChamDer
and Rev. Mr., Matthews were busy at tn
county court again cheeklng over the con
purpose but were anxious TO conclud
their work that they asked permission L
continue Il during the evening.
Senator c. G. Saunders yesterday intro
duced In the Iowa senate the terminal Ia
bill prepared by City Solicitor Kimball an,
exclusively published In The Bee on Janu
airy %. Mr.. kimball was acting In his ca
pacity OF chairman Of the legislative com
mittee OF the League of Iowa Municipalitie
and was following the instructions of tn
League given at the meeting az Waterlo
last summer. The bill represents the hes
concrete ideas OF the representatives, OF al
- OF the larger municipalities OF the state
and while 4 falls far short OF what wa
demanded and required 10 give relief Z
the cities and towns OF the state it zoe
far toward remedying the many defect
Of the present method OF assessing. whic
gives Practically all Of the benefit frOT
railway taxes 20 the farming district. Tn
bill viii be looked after Ia the house b
W w. GoOdykunz, former mayor of Boon,
The belief Is strong that Il will go thrOug
without serious opposition from the farme
members OF the assembly.
A real estate deal was made yesterda
BY which Spencer Smith practically dis
posed Of the 40 feet frontage TO his home
stead property on Washington avenue. Tn
land sold has depth OF 400 feet an
while cutting off the avenue frontage I
his property and destroying forever IN
beautiful lawn. does not otherwise inter
fcre with lids home property. This lawn
connection with the same sized area form
ing part Of the Cassidy property and rur
ming back TO the houses. a distance Of II
feet made one of the show places OF IN
civ The sale OF the Cassidy property an
subdivision. into lots which were Imm,
datcly built upon, destroyed the beaut
OF the park like lawn. occupying just ma
. block and extending from Elder sire,
10 North First street. and made the onl
excuse Mr. smith could find Tor selling
IL IS said the consideration for the plr