Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20


Woodring Undertaking company. Tel 40.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director Phone 81.
FERT's
Pure blackberry juice and Virginia Dare
wine. j. j. Klein Co.
WANTED-Reliable rir' for general
homework. 500 Fifth avenue.
Ocuilsts' prescriptions accurately filled
Store.
Lost-Buneh OF keys; wickham's name
on brass tag Return TO 10 Scott street.
Nursing mothers drink Anheuser- Busch
matt J.. Rosenfeld Liquor company. bls 8.
Main street.
Have your glasses ftiec or repaired by
J. W. Terry, optician. al Broadway,
office with George Corner
The John Huss castle, Royal Highlanders,
nave Issued invitations for niasque ball and
box social at Danish hall tomorrow even
Tho $. A. Pierce & Co. shoe store is now
open for business at their new location,
6S5 West Broadway. between Pearl and
sixth streets
See the beautiful wlndew display Of
knafn Prints, including the new Madonna
OF the Hills and the Guardian Angel. l.
c. Fauble Art shop, 1888 Broadway.
READ GIVING JOHNNY JONES A
ChANCE' IN the Saturus, evening Post
Of February rs. After reading send your
COPY Of the Post to the school board.
Oakland evenue chapter OF ST Pauls
guild will meet at the home Of J. $. Gardi-
ner dl2 Lawton Terrace, Tuesday afternoon
az 2:SO Music will be one Of the features
of the meeting.
Mrs Robert e. Theinhardt and daughter,
caroline, have left for their home in
Benchland, Fergus county. Montana, after
an extended visit with Mrs Thelnhardt's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. +. Rohrer.
lreaneaus b. Duncan was yesterday given
q decree Of divorce from Cora Duncan on
the grounds OF desertiOn. The husband
was 36 and the wife % years old. and the
court noted on the decree, Trench and
/ While Mayor Maloney was in Baltimore
| he secured some practical and desirable
plans for landscape gardening, suitable for
! kohrer's park, which he at once forwarded
to Mr.. Rohrer, and which will be put to
/ use this season.
| Several changes will be made today in
| the train schedules of the Union Pacific
| railroad, affecting the arrival and departure
] Of trains at Council Bluffs. For the west,
| train No. %, the Grand Island local, will
take the place Of the North Platte local,
| Platte local will leave at 11:2O D. m, reach
ing North Platte at 1880 the next day.
The Council Bluffs High school basket
ball team defeated the Malvern High
schoolers in a fast game at Malvern last
night by score Of 81 to D. The game was
witnessed by good crowd. many OF whom
were rooters accompanying the Council
| Bluffs club. The stars for the b ifs team
were Robinson and Hunt and Boyer and
/ BOner carried the honOrS OF the game for
| the Malvern players.
! The local Knights Of Columbus win po
to Nicola today to confer three degrees
upon class OF sixty that has been
organised there. The Council Bluffs
/ knights will confer the first and second
degrees and the second will be exempllfied
/ by the Sioux City council A special train
VIII carry the local knights to the number
Of about 10 leaving the Rock Island sta
ton at e:l5 o'clock sharp.
The Omaha g. Council Bluffs Street Rail-
way company yesterday paid the judgment
OF kSOe secured by Nels swanson when he
sued the company in the district court for
$4,000 for injuries received while being con-
veyed to a hospital in an Omaha ambu-
0S Cheek for sErs %ss ca aec. Tss
| yesterday afternoon by Clerk Brown ia full
for the judgment and costs.
The regular meeting OF the Golden Rod
club was held at the home OF Mrs. william
Henry on Thursday afternoon. A pleasant
afternoon was spent at high five, after
which two-course dinner was served. The
hostess was given handsomely decorated
plate The first prize was won by Miss
Gatesford, the second by Mrs. ]. c. Roth
and the cut-for-all by Mrs. Gatesford. The
! club will meet again In two weeks with
MRS. Putnam on Avenue b.
| Mrs. Leni l. Booth wife OF James o.
Booth, applied to the district court yester-
day for appointment as guardian for her
husband who is insane and an inmate Of
/ the Clarinda hospital. with no hope OF re-
covery She states that he has an interest
secured through a suit in court and that
his creditors as well as his wife and three
that the bond be fixed at nominal price
and that she be authorized to bring the re-
quired suit.
| The almost impossible condition OF the
I country roads greatly reduced the number
/ OF Saturday shoppers from the country
| and made yesterday a comparatively dull
day In retail trades circles. The condition
OF the roads has caused a sharp advance
| IN the price of country produce Eggs
reascended to their old position above 90
cents dozen and country butter also
scared around the old heights so long
familiar to the common people Another
week OF warm weather Il declared TO be
sufficient to withdraw all OF the frost and
permit the imprisoned surface water to
escape when normal conditions OF the dirt
roads may be expected.
Contracts with high tension wires has
| knocked out number OF the fire alarm
| boxes so erfectualy that they man be
| permanently retired until replaced by new
ones. The matter will be submitted to the
! Board OF Fire and Police Commissioners
at the next meeting. The boxes are OF
the old type originally installed many Of
which have been replaced by the GameweIl
! Those out OF commission now have been IN
that condition for more than a week. Their
numbers and locations are: Boy 45
| twenty first street and Sixth avenue: Il.
| Union Pacific transfer 49, Tenth street
and Tenth avenue; 50, Ninth street and
burned out that City Electrician McKinIeS,
cannot repair them without Installing MANI
new parts.
/ A number OF local Eagles. headed nv tho
| CHIEF officers, went to the home Of Sam
I Gamen at Nicola Thursday evening and
! helped him celebrate his S1st birthday ar
/ niversary. For the purpose OF assisting
/ him in remembering the event thew paVs
him the emblem OF the order an easIe,s
claw pin done In solid gold Mr.. Gamer
is the Oldest Eagle In this part Of Inc
lcountry, having been a charter nember
OF the first lodge organized in this mari
OF the state. lie Is a butcher and SIN doe
the larger part OF his shop and slauebterl
house work, Among the Council Bi,ffs
delegation were Edward AsOinwall nresi-
dent OF the local aerie; W. II Barghausen
vice president and l.. l.. Evans u M
| Bryant, b. j. Weber. MahlOn Hartford
James Casey, George Asmussan William
/ Harding, Harry Griffith and r. Gibson
Miss Julia officer is sending out a few
marked copies OF the Des Moines news
papers containing accounts OF the recent
purchase by the school board OF that CITY
OF 1850 lot to enlarge a school ward for
playground purposes. The members ~ the
Council Bluffs Board OF Education received
copies OF the papers. Miss officer is also
urging people 70 read a story In the current
issue OF The Saturday Evening Post entitled
Giving Johnny Jones Chance" THE
actlon OF the Des Moines board Is exactIv
the policy that Miss officer has sought 81
INDUCE the Council Bluffs Board az Edu-
cation 20 follow. The Des Moines ReEister