Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-31
Davis. drugs

DaNls. drugs
- Victrola. s5. A. Hospe Co.
H Berwick for wal. paper.
Woodring Undertaking Co. Tel. -.
Corrigans. undertskers. Phones lfs
NEW YORK Plumbing Co. Phone 2So
For sale-Six-room house, ~ sixth Ave
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BuFFET
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81
Dickerson for fine work on Z. r.
watches. . Pearl St.
Bluff City Laundry. Dry Cleaning and
Dye works. New phone No. Al4.
TO SAVE OR BORROW. SEE C. q
Mutual Bldg. & Loan Assn. l2s Pearl.
MsSazines bound Morehouse 4 Co.
lncubators. 6e-esg capac.ty, SIS; 10
egg capacity for sll50. We sell the De.
Moines Incubator line. z. {. De Vol
Hdw. Co., 5oi B'dway,
SAM SNYDER LOANS MONEY on
household goods. horses, cattle and ali
enaIei securities at big discount OF the
USUAL rates. Office over 6u w. B'dway
lvanhoe commandery No. II, knight:
Templar. viii meet in special conciav,
tonight at the Masonic temple for worl
In the order Of the temple. All Knight.
are cordially invited to be present.
There Is no use to go out OF town tC
BUY q Victor or Victroia when you car
buy any style or wood at A. Hospe Co. 5
tN West broadway. Council Bluffs the
only complete stock OF improved Tictors
and improved records in The city.
William Hoolihan and A. V. Nelson
both found drunk and asleep In the Bur.
hngton railway station ana each indis.
Greet. enough TO become angry and
abusive wren awakened. We're fined s:
ing. :
Realius A. Summit. 81 years old. died
at his home. 7u1l. Mil street, yesterday
after an Illness OF only seventeen days
from acute stomach trouble. Mr. sum-
mitt was attacked at first by a slight
case OF indigestion. which stubbornly re-
sisted all treatment He had been a resi-
dent OF Council Bluffs for the last seven
teen years. His widow and one daughter
survive him. The funeral will be private.
Two divorces were granted yesterday
~by Judge Wheeler IN. the district court.
Mrs. Daiscy Kennedy, 10 years old. was
freed from the bonds which united her
with Lyman Kennedy. aged IS. TO whom
she was married on august %, 1904.
Cruelty was the basis Of her suit. Mrs.
Ada Bunten was given a decree separ-
atlng her from John II. Bunten on the
ground Of desertion. She Is q and he
Is 30. They were married October 25. 1905
Mira Tina Sorenson died at the Ed
mundson hospital yesterday following an
operation. Mrs. Sorenson was brought
TO the hospital on Thursday from her
Sorenson. and the attending physician
for the purpose Of undergoing a critical
operation as the remaining hope TO save
her life. Ii was too late, however, and
phe died several hours afterward. She
was S years old. The body was removed
TO Woodring's preparatory to being taken
home for burial.
large number OF Council Bluffs Odd
Fellows win go to Honey Creek this aft
ernoon to assist In instituting q new
Odd Fellows lodge there this evening.
The new lodge will have membership
of twenty-seven OF the best men in the
community. The Council Bluffs delega-
ton win leave on the Northwestern train
at i:t5 and will return on a train later
in the evening. Much local Interest is
felt in the event. and ASA general invi-
tation has been extended to all of the
local Odd Fellows II Is expected that. a
large number viii go. An are assured
81 pleasant time. #
More than 900 pounds of Dynamite was
ssed BY the street railway company in
he effort to keep the channel Of MOSQUITO
creek clear near the point where II
empties into Lake Manawa. ant Road
master Cottmier, who personally superin-
tended its use. stated yesterday that he
had all Of the experience he desired. The
many and heavy conclusions had set his
nerves on edge and the fumes had af-
fected his throat and lungs. all con-
aplrtng 20 create an aversion TO the use
Of the stuff that has entirely satisfied
ell OF the ambitions he may have had to
become dynamiter. The flood condi-
lions have very materially improved IN
the last twenty-four hours and all of the
ioe-gorged streams have regained their
usual peaceful equammity.