Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-17
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention
Tho Council Bluffs Office Of
The Omaha Bee is At Is
Scott Street. Telephone IS.
Davis drugs

new signet rings at Lefferts'.
victrola, SIS. A. Hospe &c.
H. Berwick for wal. paper
Newest solid gold bar pins. Lefferts
Woodring Undertaking Co. Tel sss.
Corrigans undertakes. Phones les
NEW YORK Plumbing Co. Phone ss5a
newest solid gold beads. Lefferts'.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81.
Newest pendants and chains. Lefferts'.
magazines bound. Morehouse & Co.
watches. q Pearl ST.
Bluff City Laundry. DR., CLEANING and
Dye works. New phone No. 2slG
10 SAVE OR BORROW, SEE C. 3.
Nutuai Bldg. q Loan Assn. Ii Pearl.
| BuDWEISER on draught-The Grand.
Anneuser on draught-S. Adrain. Bud
"eiser IN bottles at all nrst-class bars
anyone wishing to hang their own
Nall paper can save at least 50 per cent
y tney buy II from the Jensen Wall
aper company, Masonic temple. They
tel you how TO put the paper on.
BRING IN your disabled watch to our
watehmakers, they will put II In as good
condition as new. Every piece Of work
guaranteed. Prices reasonable. Lefferts.
SAM SNYDER LOANS MONEY on
household goods. horses, cattle and All
ehattel securities at big discount OF the
usual rates. Office over sc w. Bdway.
Fancy northern grown seed oats, North
ern Ohio and Triumph seed potatoes,
asparagus, bulbs and plants. gardea and
Flower seeds. Now is the time. to SOW
your grass seed, plant your sweet peas
ana nasturtiums. Younkerman Seed Co,
Newest solid gold bracelets, fine selec- !
ton. at Lefferts'.
Fire started by an electric light wire
caused the flremen to make a run 10
the home of Wood Allen on Clark
avenue yesterday afternoon. \ few min |
utes after tile flremen had returned TO |
thelr houses, someone pulled the alarm |
box In the same vicinity and sent in a !,
false alarm.
Contractor Wickhaa yesterday began |
the work OF constructing the new con- |
crete sidewalk ordered BY the city coun-
Gil on the north, west and south sides |
OF Bayllss park. Park Commissioner
Graham's promise that he would have the
north triangle Of the park which was
Iiiled with black earth last autumn ready
Tor the lawn mowers by the middle OF
June, has been assured OF fulfillment by
tne appearance Of dense sward OF tiny
shoots from the grass seed and oats
sowed a week ago.
Haze camp. woodmen Of the World.
will send delegates to the meeting that
VIII be held In Des Moines on Friday
and saturday OF this week to protest
against the proposed increase of rates.
There are 800 camps In the state. and IL
Is expected that at least l,J00 delegates
VIII attend the meeting and unite in
the protests. Alderman W. c. BOYER.
II. a. Lennox and Mr.. Hawkins will
constitute the Council Bluffs delegation.
Alderman Boyer is confident that he has
not lost any of his ability and expects
to do some effective knocking.
Peoples Congrega tionaI church. Thirty.
18TH street and Avenue h, Rev. c, 3
danley, pastor-Tuesday night, business
meeting OF the Ladies' Aid society;
Wednesday night. prayer meeting, led by
drs. Heaton; Thursday night, choir prac-
icei Friday night, "0ld-Time'' concert
" the choir, with silver offering at the
lose to help pay for the new plano. Mrs
". A, Copeland. Mrs. a. A. simpson,
drs. Frank Weseott and Mrs. Jay Smith
we're elected delegates to the association
4 Tabor Tuesday and Wednesday, Mrs.
N. A. Copefsnd has been elected dea-
oness OF the church for 1912. and has
made Joo visits thus far. The new In
lividual communion service was used for
he first time on Sunday evening
After suffering three weeks from pneu.
hoHia anu dulost Iehttlnk tne point OF
ecovery, John NJ Harden died shortly
etore midnight Sunday night at Mercy
ospital Death was due TO a relapse.
Or. Harden was 81 years old. He Is
urvived BY nine children. Mrs. Julia
iyers and Mrs. Wyoming Land both OF
his city: Mrs. Rose N. Sharpey OF Bur-
FELL, Neb.; Mrs. Mary Boon OF Omaha.
iiss Anna Harden at the family home.
BIZ Fifth avenue, and William. j. L.,
J. X, and +. $. Harden. all of this city.
II, Harden was an old soldier, a member
I the Firth Kansas cavalry, and was d
member OF the Union Veteran legion.
he funeral win be held at Woodring's
hapel Wednesday afternoon at ESQ Rev.
VI. Williams OF the Broadway Meth
oist church VIII conduct the services /
'urial will be at Walnut I'M cemetery.
A number OF changes were made in the
me OF arrival and departure at Council
Iluffs OF the trains of the Illinois Central
abroad, which took effect Sunday ALI
ew Chicago train was also added which /
I'LL be known as the Chlcago-Omaha ex-
ress, westbound as No. and eastbound
$ No. s. These trains are scheduled 10 i
ave chicago at ll:i5 p. m. and arrive In II
ouncil Bluffs at 800 p. M; returning,
ave Council Bluffs at Ills a. m. and ar II
I've at Chicago at a. m. Between Du. II
uoue and Fort Dodge they make the II
are stops formerly made by trains No. u
and No. y, which have been dlscon- A
nued. Between Fort Dodge and Omaha III
ne new trains take the place OF trains III
%. and No. 4. Train No. 70 will carry III
eeping cars from Chicago to Dubuque, III
hicago to Waterloo and Chicago to Fort Nj
odge: dining car between Dubuque II
nd Council Bluffs, and a chair car ana ii
bach between Chicago and Omaha The III
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