Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-09


Majestic ranges. P. c. De Vol Hdw. Co.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel 800
lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone y.
Family washing wanted. Phone Red Z'S.
Fine watch repairing done promptly at
Lefferts.
Pure blackberry juice and Virginia Dare
vine. }. J. Klein Co.
2Oas discount on pictures, frames and
framing at Faube's Are shop, S5S Broad
way.
Miss Lucille McAtee will leave this even
ing to resume her studies at st. Joseph
college, Dubuque.
Fryer Printing Co., new location, 292l and
292S W. B'way; Phones 20. MAIL ana phone
calls answered in person.
The Oakland avenue chapter Of st. PauIs
guild will meet on Monday afternoon at
the home Of Miss Groneweg, 40 Washing
ton avenue.
The ). A. Pierce g. Co. snoe store will be
open for business at their new location,
533 West Broadway, between Pearl ana
sixth streets, January 16.
Special to January 15-Best gold filled
frames, guaranteed for twenty-five years,
fitted with best lenses for far or near
vision, s.. J. w. Terry, optometrist, All
Broadway, Council Bluffs, la.
DO not waste your time hunting for a
place where they do good work in clean
ing and pressing, see us We guarantee
to please you. Bluff City Laundry, Clean
ing and Dye Works. Phones 3l4
Dr. John S. MacAtee has returned to
! Salida, Colo. after spending the holidays
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 5. L. Nc
| Aztec. lie was also delegate to the Philo
| Sigma fraternal convention at Omaha dur
/ ing the holidays.
| A call has been issued by Council Bluffs
/ lodge No. 49, odd Fellows, for all members
of the lodge and of the order and all visit
/ ing odd Fellows to meet at the temple this
/ afternoon at 1880 o'clock to attend the rum
| eral OF s. b. Wadsworth.
The funeral Of Anna Madison, who died
/ at the home Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
! W. f. Madison, 1924 Pleasant street, after
| four days illness from membraneous
Group, was held yesterday afternoon. In
| terment was In St Joseph's cemetery, with
services conducted by Rev. Father NC
| Manus.
An application was made yesterday to
! the Board of County Supervisors for the
payment of an alleged bill due the Iowa
| Chidren's Home association for the trans
| portation OF three children from Council
| Bluffs to Des Moines. The bill was pre-
sented once before and rejected. The board
| deferred further consideration Of II until
| later In the session.
| The knights of Columbus will hold an
important meeting today in their hall where
they viii initiate class of sixty new mem
bers. At 1880 in the morning they VIII at
tend church at the Holy Family church.
This evening they Will give banquet at
the armory Judge Van Wagner of Sioux
/ City will be the principal speaker with
Jack Hughes as POSTMASTER. It is expected
there win be about 400 present.
The Golden Rod club was entertained
Thursday evening at tho home of Mrs. Net
tie Gateford, Sixth avenue and Seventh
street Cards were the feature of the even
ing. The first prize was won by Mrs Kit
tie Harrington. the second by Mrs. Charles
Roth, who also won the cut-for-all prize
The hostess was given beautiful hand
painted plate. Luncheon was served at the
conclusion of the games.
Mrs. Minerva McVickars died last even.
ing at the home OF her daughter, Mrs. F
w. Pierce, 222 South Sixth street. She was
81 years old and death was due to the in
firmities of old age. She was member OF
the Methodist church at Eagle Grove, la.
and her expressed wish to be taken there
for burial will be observed The body vii
/ leave here on Tuesday morning at s;S
o'clock The principal funeral services vii
be held at Eagle Grove
The local authorities believe that Robert
HID, the unfortunate Individual who waS
taken into custody Friday afternoon, aftel
he had stolen coat from a dummy IT
front of the Weinberg clothing store, Il
insane. He has been taken to ST. Bern
ards hospital to await hearing before tn
insanity commissioners. The man says hi
home is In Kansas City and that he haS
been in jail at Nebraska City. He furthe
says he was brought to this city by Oto'
! county officers and left at the Northwest
ern city depot after being given 80 cents
One of the notable and interesting event.
! of the holiday season was the three days
house party and convention given by tn
? Council Bluffs Remedy company to IL
general statesmen and their wives, Abou
thirty guests were entertained by he pres
[ i6ent OF the company at the Andrews res
idence In Morningside. One of the inter
esting features of the watch party was tn
presentation by Mr.. Andrews OF the $40
{ gold prize to each OF the statesmen who Sc
: cured their annual quota of business
New Years day was celebrated with
bounteous dinner. after which the guest
I departed for their homes.
Tuesday was a great day for the Yeomei
, in Council Bluffs. Their hall was arts
, tically decorated and by o'clock wa
filled with enthusiastic Yeomen. MI
e Hendrix, the foreman, presided A larg
4 class OF. candidates was initiated into tn
mysteries OF the order, after which tn
officers for the ensuing year were installe
$ by Supreme Installing officer Minnie A
3 Morean OF Des Moines. After she had in
y structed the last officer and turned owe
the homestead to the new foreman, Mi
2 Amin. all with one accord arose and CAV
3 her vote of thanks for her most exceuen
work. After few short speeches for tn
!, good OF the order. refreshments weT
u served and the music began and all en-
d joyed themselves until the small hours.