Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-17

Davis. drugs.
Lefferts. opticians
Have Morenouse ernboss H.
CorTigan's undertakers. Phones IA
For authority on watches see Jeft~rL
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET
Lswis Cutler. funeral director Phone ~
DR. ROSE II. RICE. Bell phone only SCI.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel sss
Call IA for case Of Gunds Peerless
beer. ]. J. Klein Co. distributors
Get those photos taken at Kuhn's studio,
. 50. Main st. Co. Bluffs. open Sundays
Glasses that relieve asscacne. nervous,
ness and improve the vision are the Kind
That We tit Lefferts, opticians.
Rose the infant daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. r. Conkling, died yesterday at
their home, Si2 Seventh avenue.
Why not let US do your icture framing
now; we can do IL much cheaper and bet
ter than when the rush season commences
H. Berwick. ri South Main street.
Former Alderman w. c. Boyer and VIII
q, Fryer left for Wellington lake, Minnesota,
last evening. expecting to spend a fort
fish.
Jim watten, who suddenly went wild a
few weeks ago and began heaving bricks
unfortunately into a crowd Of people in
the vicinity Of the Goodrich hotel, drew a
thirty thirty day county 3aIl sentence IN Police
morning. He was charged with assault and
battery.
After being continuous residents Of Coun-
Gil Bluffs for the last thirty-seven years
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Carse yesterday left
TO make their home in Omaha. Mr.. Carse
has had charge Of the advertising OF one
OF the Bohemian weekly papers there for
many years. In Omaha they will receive
their friends at l0i North Thirtieth street
Tom Carter. the man newsboy," was
held to the grand jury yesterday after a
hearing before Justice Joseph on the
charge OF burglary connected with the raid
upon the home of Mrs. Beckley, where
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The other Tom Carter. his friend and al
legged co-worker, in the job, is still at
large and has got away with the goods.
The Ideal Hustlers Of Council Bluffs de-
featsd the ST. Francis school team Of
Or aha at Athletic park in Council Bluffs
tuesday afternoon in fast game by the
local Hustiers played the Excelsiors @
double-header in Omaha The Excelsior
won the first game, p TO IL, and also the
second game by the close score of to T.
Two cantaloupes. of fragrant breath and
inviting appearance. were brought 10 town
yesterday Sts Sy . s.; Pry9r; residing ing on
\ ties. The melons had such an affinity
Tor each other throughout their existence
that theJ grew together. although each is
Mr.. Pryor thinks he may be able 10 pro-
duce siamese twin variety that will have
double value
store Of Abe Gillnsd. s07 Broadway, was
overcome by heat while working in the
unconscious He had been working in the
hottest part Of the upper portions OF the
store and was overcome Immediately after
going into the basement. The city ambu-
L 'ance was called and he was conveyed TO
Mercy hospital. An examination by DR..
Tubbs disclosed that his attack was allied
10 epilepsy.
Marcus Seick. residing in Lewis town
ship, was placed under arrest yesterday
upon an information drawn by County At
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charging him with wife beating. They
live on a farm which is owned and oper-
Monday her husband demanded and Sc
cured 500 from her and when she in
sisted upon knowing how he had spent IL
he became angry and beat her. While
the information was being drawn Assist
ant County Attorney Ouren was getting
the wife's application for a divorce.
section of cement sidewalk in front
Of the store of W. H Smith at "a Broad
way became restless under the strain of
the intense heat yesterday afternoon and
but visibly. under the strain of expansion
bending the heavy blocks without cracking
OF attention. Shading them by the let
ting down OF an awning TO little below
the legal limit and covering the surface
from rising any higher. but could not
reduce the elongation. A considerable sec.
tion of the walk will have to be replaced
\ The funeral of Wallace McFadden was
held yesterday from the residence, 81;
Grace street, and was attended by several
hundred people Rev J. NJ. Williams, pas
tor OF the Broadway Methodist church, was
the officiating clergyman, but his com
rades of the Union Veteran Legion and
principal part in the services. The Grand
Army veterans had charge at the house
and the Union Veteran Legion comrades a.
the grave. The services throughout wer,
very impressive. II was a soldiers burial
firing squad from the Dodge Ligh
guards fired three rounds over the grave
as the final act The pallbearers were
Judge George Carson, James S. Davis
Captain ID. Maltby and l. L. Bridenstein
The grave was made at the monument
erected by the Union Veteran Legion IL
Walnut Hill cemetery.