Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-29


stock pastured Phone Pinney 214S3.
Corrigans. undertakes. Phones 49,
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel. sS9
Lewis Cutler. funeral director Phone g.
Ferris.
Call l42, J. :. Klein Co., for case of
' Gnnd's Peerless Beer.
The kind of tailoring YOU want at Martin
Petersen's, AIS Broadway.
See the new 1911 wall paper patterns at
borwteks, al South Main street.
secctlists' prescriptions accurately filled
o-I same aay at Lefferts Big Js"eiry
FOR RENT-Four upstairs rooms; gas,
water, electric light. etc J. zoller. 100
We can frame pictures cheaper than any
other art store in Council Bluffs. c. Jensen
Masonic TemBle.
Have yoar glasses fitted or repaired by
=. " Terry, opucians All broadway office
with George Corner.
n Mrs. Horace Everett has gone to St
Joseph aud Kansas City where she will
visit relatives and friends for several
The s. A. Pierce & Co shoe store is now
open for business at their new location,
~ West broadway between Pearl and
sixth streets.
The district court grand jury will recon-
yene on Monday for the purpose OF con-
steering number Of important cases that
CapelL.
Pictures artisticaliy framed adorn the
home, while II poorly and cheaply framed
are unsightly. Hundreds OF mouldings and
frames az Fauble's Art shop TO select
from at reasonable prices.
An attempt by the polices to arrest three
stOrehouse on the alley in the vicinity. OF
tine new postofuce building yesterday
sS eG gave sab rise to the story 5at tasy
was captured He was very black, but
SAID his name was White. he was booked
at the station as vagrant
Protests BY property owners that Con
tractor Wtckham was not making the con.
crete base for the Scott and Mill street
contract resulted in an examination yes
terday by Alderman Minnck. Every
10 be hah faur noSes snd in
every instance four and one-halt inches
William w. Shepard. a retired farmer
J who came from silver Creek, Nep'' o,ds
Eighth avenue, died at his new home yes
terday AFTERNOON from general weakness s.i
WIDOW, one SON w. p. shepard, residing
at 1927 Fifth avenue, and two daughters
Mrs. Charles Haight Of sycamore, Ill, ano
Mrs. L. c. stevens of Chicago.
The funeral of Mrs. Ellen Rooney, who
died at Red Oak last sunday, was held
s:SO, accompanied by relatives, and many
friends. II was taken dlreetty from the
train to St. Joseph's cemetery. Services
at the grave were conducted by Father
Quinn OF Red Oak. The pallbearers were
! Eugene sullivan, J j. Hughes, Cherries iasri r.
> Bert Costello.
Jury in the district court is engaged
~ heartne the evidence In the sra SUIT ra n
way company. Lewis is claiming damages
for. spelling his front yard. His property
street car. company constructed the stub
from the Manawa line TO the Iowa school
between his house and his barn, and then
trsyersed his front lawn, between his houss
iFnd the street. Lewis was offered $500.
damages when the survey was made, but
refused.
Manager, English OF the gas company
new tweive-lnch main on South Main
;street, extending from Broadway to Ninth
avenue, where II connects directly with a
Iwelve-inch main extending from the ga.
works John l.. Udey, general foreman oil
tending the work. Cutting the broadway
main and connecting the new line without
shutting off the gas or IN amy manner M
quite problem, which is up TO Foreman
udey to solve.
The handsome testimonial gold watch
belonging to Editor Orchard OF the Non
parcel, which was stolen by Q smooth sneak
thief when ne raided the p@si iIses men men,
citation gymnasium several weeks ago, has
been recovered by the Chicago police y
pawned il said his name was W. r. OR
chard, conforming to the elaborately ,en en-
EWatch has BEEN fu lily idenufied. The hall
dozen other business men who lost watches
and Jewelry have not been so fortunate
known as the genial Jimmy Harrington
died on "wednesday at his new home q!
\ many years in Council Bluffs and was for
~ number. Of years manager Of the local
7 daughter Of the late Patrick Lacey. They
where Mr. Harrington assumed the, man
~ N nlaYhOu8e. Although
cfsion has not been definitely reached
friends here say the body Will probably De
brought back to Council Bluffs Tor burial
Since the acquisition OF the water plant
by the city II is probable that the four.
inch water main ready to be laid on MIL
street will not be put down. The decision
was reached several years ago. when the
I, project OF constructing new plant was
talked not 70 use anything less than siS
pipe was q compromise to reduce the cost
TO the citizens, who own the property
to the fact that the water company had
authority TO make extensions. since tne
erty owners Win be saved the expense Of
laying the pipe.
Mrs. Donald Asher, 1900 Avenue O. sus-
Sined serious n5SEes ysS5erSSa ayyss S6s %S
/, driving became frightened at Avenue 3
and North Eighth street and she was
So% ans ssr s ss bso% tSS 0
UaS sStss street. SSo sns the sy smbS
lance called 70 remove her 90 her nome.
Mrs hsh S t Shp senior Seg member Of the CON-
traeting firm OF Asher, & Son She was
suffering greatly from the shock last night
OF her injuries her physicians were hope
ful OF her recovery.
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