Omaha daily bee., 1912-06-15
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention
The Council Bluffs OFFICE OF
The Omaha Bee 10 At IS
Scott Street. Telephone 4S.

Davis drugs.
Victrola. SIS. A Iosps Co
H. Berwick FOR wall paper.
Woodring Undertaking Co. Tel $50
Corrigans. undertakers Phones AS.
NEW YORK Plumbing Co. Phone $50,
High standard printing, Morehouse & Co,
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director, Phone 81.
BRADLEY ELECTRIC CO.--Old houses
wired for lights speciality.
Bluff City LaunGry, Dry Cleaning and
Dye works. New phone No. 2S1A
TO SAVE OR BORROW. SEE c. B.
Mutual Bldg. & Loan Assn. LIS Pearl.
lCE-Good service. Wagons to all parts
Of the city. Droge Elevator Co. Tel. 1860.
BUDWEISER on drsugnt-The Grand
Anheuser on draught-S. Adrain. Bud.
weiser in bottles at all first class bars,
l.. R Schmidt paid a s. fine yesterday
in police court tor riding a bicycle on
the sidewalk.
John l. Nevans of Denver, route agent
for the Adams Express company, is in
the city visiting his cousin, Charles j.
Duff, city clerk.
Charles T. Sullivan of Ottumwa and
former business associate of Ben B.
King of the Woodring Undertaking con-,
pany has been Mr.. Kings guest while
attending the undertakers' convention in
Omaha.
Hans Jensen who had been held under
S1.000 bond by Police Judge Snyder for
threatening to shoot Foreman Schultz of
the Milwaukee roundhouse, paid a fine
Of $25 ana costs after the charge had
been modified to simple assault and. bat
terry.
The lawn picnic that has been planned
by the Daughters Of the American revo-
luton at the home of Mrs. D. w. Bush
nell on Bluff street has been indefinitely
postponed. There will be a business
meeting at the home of Mrs. Bushnell
this afternoon at o'clock.
z. ]. King, who late last summer was
found to have been living a nomadic
life in Fatrmount park, dwelling in the
open air and tenting beneath the trees
for months in company with a woman,
was sent to the county Jail yesterday to
serve an eight months sentence for
vagrancy,
A R. Hewitt of St Louis will meet
the Council Bluffs boy scouts at the
Young Mems Christian association build
ing this evening at o'clock and will
have something very interesting to say.
Parents of the young scouts will also
hear something of interest and are espe-
cially invited to be present.
Walter Cushenberry, a negro, who is
not a stranger to trouble, was in police
court yesterday morning charged with
selling intoxicant. without any sort of
authority. Judge Snyder did not look
good to him and he took a change of
venue to Justice Cooper. He will have
a hearing this morning. In the mean
time he is in the county Jail. If the evil
oence is sufficient to hold him he will
be bound over to the grand jury, and
a tryif
him he will be taken into custody by the
federal authorities.
George S. Wright and Charles R. Han
nan, Jr., expect TO start for Chicago
today in Mr.. Humans automobile. They
expect to reach Chicago in time to take
in the convention. The automobile will
be equipped with some cuisine parapher-
MALTA and If hotel conditions become
crowded they will have it arranged so
they can sleep comfortably in their car
When they get through with their bust
ness at Chicago they will continue their
journey to Detroit where they expect to
conclude arrangements with one of the
greatest automobile factories in the world
for the general use Of the new Meader
sef-starting device.
Council Bluffs men who returned from
Villisca yesterday afternoon declare the
men working to unravel the Moore fam
lily tragedy say there is absolutely no
clue whatever for the officers to follow.
They say the people of the town realize
for the first time the consummate skill
of the fiend in hiding his tracks and
more thoughtful people of the town are
fully convinced that he is the same
monster who began his career of murder
by Staying the family in Oregon and then
followed it up by Staying the families
in Colorado, Kansas and Illinois. The
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archist who vowed vengeance upon every
person connected in any degree with his
conviction and sentence to prison from
Colorado on a charge of theft. His first
victim was one OF the chief witnesses
who had left Colorado and gone to Ore
gon year before the man finished his
term in prison. The heads of the Col
crado and Kansas families We're also
connected with the case. What Connec-
ton Moore had with it is not stated.