Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-06
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention
The Council Bluffs Office OF
The Omaha Bee is at 10
Scott Street. Telephone 4S.


Wocdring Undertaking Co. Tel $50.
corrigans. undertakers. Phones lls
NEW YORK Plumbing Co. Phone ESQ
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS Buffet
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone ~
Magazines bound. Morehouse C Co.
Dickerson for fine work on r. r.
watches. 70 Pearl st.
Bluff City Laundry, Dry Cleaning and
Dye works. New phone No. 2siI
TO SAVE OR BORROW, SEE C. b,
hutuai Bldg. & Loan Assn. iz3 Pearl.
When you hear any one say Victor or
Yictrola. think Of A. Hospe company. i9s
w. Broadway
Mortgage sales OF household goods at
Pearl and Main at l:38 p. m. Saturday.
April D. l9l2-J. G. Baker, agent.
BuDWEIsER on draught-The Grand.
Anheuser on draught-S. Adrain. Bud
weiser in bottles at all frst-class bars.
Supervisor W. c. Children yesterday put
into circulation his petition to become a
candidate for denomination at the June
primary election.
incubators. 6o-egg CAPACITY. S.25; I2o-
egg capacity for Sil.50. We sell the Des
Molnes Incubator line. z. c. De Vol
Hdw. Co.. 60a Bdway.
SAM SNYDER LOANS MONEY on
household goods. horses. cattle and all
chattel securities at q big discount OF the
usual rates. Office over 30 w. Bdway.
The funeral OF r. N. wyeoff was held
yesterday afternoon from the family
Methodist church, Rev. A. w. Harmed
officiating. The odd Fellows and Ma
sonic lodges Of which he was a member
took part In the services and furnished
the pallbearers. The grave was made In
Fairyiew cemetery.
Spots and stains are removed. the fab
rio Is kept clean. fresh and soft, the
nap Is kept raised like new, wrinkles
and ereases are avoided, and the shape
and fit OF the garment IL unchanged
when you have your garments cleaned
and pressed at the Bluff City Laundry,
Dry Cleaning and Dye Works. Phone
The Red Mems base ball team has or
ganl1ed for the season and at the meet
Ing N. c. Holman and Charles NJ. Du-
quette were elected captain and manager.
The prospects for the coming season are
very bright as new additions have been
made In the Red Men camp. All those
teams desiring games address or call
Charles M. Duquette at the p. G. Deyol
Hardware company.
The funeral Of Byron r, Smith, who
died Monday afternoon. was held at $50
yesterday afternoon frol the family
home, 1905 Fourth street. Rev. John Will
lam Jones conducted the services at the
house and the Knights of the Maccabees
had charge OF the services at the grave.
The Maocabees and the Loyal order OF
Moose acted as an escort 10 the grave.
Burial was at Walnut Hill cemetery.
Judge ]. J. Points Of Omaha. who Is To
give lecture at the rooms of the local
Theosophical society, will be the guest at
dinner OF e. NJ. Burgess, EOS Harrison
street. Judge Points win speak on the
theme. The Fundamental Principles of
Theosophy," and those who are interested
ever. The lecture Is the first of a series
70 be given In the society's rooms on the
third floor OF the Merriam block. The
others will be given each Friday evening
during the month OF April
The funeral OF Warner Welsh, who
died Tuesday morning at Detroit, Mich.
was held al II o'clock yesterday morning
from the residence OF Mrs. John I. Oliver
on Park avenue. Rev. Marcus r. Nc
CURE q the First Presbyterian church
conducted the services, which were pfi-
yate. Burial was at Fairyiew cemetery.
The palIbearers we're Howard Bulker and
A. B. Sweetlng OF Chicago, both brothers.
in-iaw Of the deceased, r. w. Smith, w.
A. Groneweg. J, Il. Hollenbeck and w. l..
Beattie.
A special venlre Of twenty.four Jurors
10 serve at the March term OF the district
court has been drawn by order OF Judge
Wheeler. The following are from Council
Neis Peterson. George NJ Gould. 4. j
Movney. w. ]. Barrenger. Charles Hayes.
Henry Held. Frank s. Haax, l.. II. MctE-
ger. A. J. King, II. c. Beebe. Herman
Droge. J.. y. Street, A. Il. Rapp. Hans
Hansen. A. u. Batchlor. J. Rantekrus
and August Olson. These were drawn
from the country; A. y. Elsebusch. WILL
Carl Blizzard.
Relatives In Council Bluffs have been
advised of the death at Helix. ore. OF
Theodore Cramer. former well known
resident here. The body is TO be brought
here and will be buried In the Lewis
township cemetery. Mr.. Cramer was a
son OF the late Anton Cramer. He was
y years OF age and leaves widow and
three children. two daughters and q son.
he also leaves four sisters and four
brothers, Mrs. Robert Arnd. Mrs. Mary
Wood, Mrs. Kate Peterson. r. w. cramer.
Mrs. John Brcnna and Mrs. Whitbeck OF
this city and Louis Cramer OF Omaha and
Philip cramer OF Arnold. Neb.
John A. Murchlson. son of ]. X. MUIR
Gibson of Mayeland township. died yes
terday afternoon at the Edmundson hos
pital Of Intestinal trouble. AIR. Murehi-
son was , years old aud widely known
throughout the country as a young
farmer successfully operating along mod
ern channels. lie was a graduate OF
Amss agricultural college. He Is sur,
viyed BY his mother, father. brother
Dr. Kenneth Murchison OF Hamburg and
three sisters. Miss Christina Murehlson.
at home; Mrs, Glenn Hall Of Hamburg
and Mrs. Wesley Banchnan Of Griswoid,
Inc body VIII be taken TO Griswold for
burial.
Yesterday was old soldiers pension day
snd more than 20 Of the veterans had
heir papers vised and attested al the Of
ice Of County Clerk Harry NJ Brown.
BY " o'clock TO had been cared for and
they kept dropping In all day A number
of the old veterans have become so feeble
that II u no longer possible for them 10
90 70 the courthouse 10 have their affi-
tayits taken and Clerk Brown or Deputy
Hardesty take the official seal and d
pen and 90 10 their homes and
perform the service for them.
While the state Law provides for a fee
FOR such work. minimum OF Is cents
in each case. the county officials have
never made any charge. The number Is
growing less each year. but the work OF
attending 10 their papers Is increasing IA
4 greater ratio than the number Of cases
Is decreasing,
One Of the automobile trucks belonging
10 the Omaha fire department was
brought TO Council Bluffs yesterday fos
the purpose OF being equipped with the
automatic starting de-
vices. A specially large-sized pattern OF
The selE-crankiHg device VAS made fOr the
bag six cylinder eighty horsepower truck.
it will be equipped vita an air tank that
viii deliver about a dozen operating
charges Of air before the pressure drops
TOO low TO move tie piston. Two Of the
Omaha firemen have been injured b.
kicks while crankinK the engine and
the department MAS very willing to have
an automatic starter attached IL the
device works as satisfactorily a. autics
rated Fire Chief Nicholson viii make a
strong effort 70 secure It's adoption BY the
departments Of other cities.