Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-08

Davis. drugs
Corrigans undertakers Phones i43
for ssle-G-roum house 72s sixth Ave
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Woodring Undertaking company Tel. 3ss
f-ewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone o.
TYRE GOLD WEDDINGi R1NGs-BEF
FERT'S.
can lt2. J. }. Klein q CO.. for a case Of
Gund's Peerless Beer.
The kind OF tailoring YOU want At Martin
PETERSEN 9, AS Broadway
-iSEe your spring framing done now.
'Aubie Art Shop 533 Broadway
Bee the new 1911 wall paper patterns at
bor"lcka, al South Main street
Ocuiists prescriptions. accurately filled
Store.
Have your glasses fitted Or repaired by
y w. Terry. optican. All Broadway,
office with George Corner
The s. a. Pierce 81 Co. shoe store is now
open for business at heir new location
~ West Broad way. between Pearl and
Sixth streets
The Board Of County Supervisors will
meet Friday to open the bids for the dig
ging Of the NishnabOtna ditch
~ Nrs. Wettingale and Miss Barbara
, Neuingale OF Dunlap were in Council
Fluffs Thursday on a shopping tour.
AIRS. Carl Miller. who has been a guest
a. the home OF Mr.. and Mrs +. w Miller
left Yesterday for Yuma. Colo, where she
make their home.
Airs. NJ. D. Gallagher Of Sacramento. Cal.
Nho has been In Council Bluffs for the last
few weeks. called here by the death OF her
mother. Mrs Peter Tholi will return home
In the near future.
Miss Irma Smith left yesterday for
annapolis, Md. where she will visit her
aunt and uncle, Lieutenant and Mrs
George Meyers. Miss Edna Smith who is
attending school NJ Auburndale. Mass,
VIII also spend tho Easter vacation at
Ladies' Aid Society Of broadway Metho-
dist Episcopal church will hold an Easter
sale Friday afternoon and evening at the
church. Fancy work. home cooking and
ming at $3.50 a chicken pie dinner will be
served for q cents.
An audience that filled every seat in the
eNdtorium of the First Baptist church.
lsNened last night TO the lecture given by
PTh Millener OF the Union Pacific Rail-
Tr9ad company on wireless teiegraphy.
Prof. Mnlener made things very clear, and
those 20 whom the electric energy, known
as the Hertzian waves. was a profound
mystery had II explained to them so clearly
that II was easy for them 10 grasp the
followed.
The funeral of little Ruth Beninger only
child OF DR.. and Mrs NJ r. Bellinger, was
held yesterday morning at the residence Of
DR.. Earl BellinEer, 3lR Oakland avenue
The pallbearors were four cousins. Nell
smith Earl and sydney Bellinger. Rev
DR.. Marcus y. Mcclure had charge OF the
services. IL was a private funeral, only
the relatives being present DR. and Mrs
: Aelllnger left last evening for Colfax
here they will spend a few days.
George Staff, indicted for breaking into
a wabash freight car and stealing all OF
tho shoes he could conveniently carry
Lleaded guilty when called for trial in the
district court yesterday. Judge Wheeler
save him an lndeterminste sentence OF five
years in Anamosa. William Smith. the shoe
clerk caught stealing shoes from s. A.
Pierce Co, also pleaded guilty and
tho county jaii' smith stole stols az u1y NAM IN
shoes as Staff. In fact more, but J. T.
Pierce, the head Of tho firm, interceded
strongly In his behalf
The funeral OF Rev. T. Mex Stuart was
one OF the largest over held IN Council
Bluffs. The auditorium and the balconies
of the First Msthodist church. where it
was held, were filled. All OF the clergy
men from the local churches and nearly
all from the three oittes were present
Among the olergymen from other towns
e. Convrey. Silver city; Rev. w. N.
Craves, qlenwOod; Rev. A L. Curtiss, Mis-
souri, Valley, Rev. Thomas Aten, Under
wood and Rev. Mr.. GOo6en OF GIenwood.
Tho services were impressive and beautiful
Scriptural reading by Rev. s. Grant Lewis,
OF Fifth Avenue Methodist church, was
followed by prayer by DR.. Curtiss. Rev.
My. Baxter gave biographical sketch and
spoke OF his influence on the conference.
Rev. MIR. Miller Of Harlan, paid an earnest
uibute to his character as a man and as a
clergyman. Rev, Mr.. Graves spoke on His
influence on MY LIRE ana told now he
he'd been brought through the ministry Of
Dr. stuart TO SEQ tho true light. Rev.
James NJ. Williams, pastor OF the church.
spoke ON our Relations Together" All
of the talks we're marked by an intensity
OF earuestness. The special music was fur
nished by mixed quartet Ralph Anderson.
Iydie McFadden, Alice Fintel and Fred
= jshes. with Buckler at the great organ.
Inn pallbearers we're all chosen from DR..
stuGrts Bible class. They were Professor
Hammul r, H. Fintel. J. A. DeffenbaiRh.
O. w. Mcfarland and r. N. Wycoff