Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-15
Minor Mention

victrola, SIS. A. Hospe Co.
II. Berwick for wall paper.
Woodring Undertaking Co, Tel go.
corriEans. underiakers. Phones iN
NEW YORK Plumbing Co. Phone $50
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone 81
haxaxinss bound. Morehouse q Co.
coL.FAx mineral water delivered. Tel
~ Il. 4. Minnick.
Graduation cards, folders. and appyo
PIRATE gIfts. Faubla Art shop.
Bluff City Laundry. Dry Cleaning ana
Dye works New phone No. 2sil
10 SAVE OR BORROW. SEE c. n
Mutual Bldg. a Loan Assn, IL Pearl.
Jewel Court. Tribe OF Ben Hur. vii
meet this evening All members are re-
auested g be present. especially the de,
Investment: For sale. fine two.stor,
brick on Broadway IN the center Of coun
Council Bluffs. Ia.
BRING In your disabled watch 10 ou,
watehmAkers. they will, put II IN as good
condition as new. Every piece Of WORK
guaranteed. Prices reasonable. Leffert's
THE DENTAL OFFICE OF DIR
WOoDBCRf next TO Grand hoteD
which has been Temporarily closed 10,
the last week. is now full rofltted anc
refurnished and DR.. Woodbury. is pleased
% state that II is now one OF the mosl
modern and sanitary offices IN the west
~ Pearl 81. Next 10 Grand Hotel.
Henry Beccroft. jr.. has returned from
Dcs Moines, where he was called by th,
sudden death OF his Oldest son. Rober
II. beecroft. who was KILLED at Carroll
lie was struck on the head with a heav,
Timber while helping 10 unload heavy
tilee. The funeral. was held SUNDAY
rom his home al Des Moines. lie wa,
" years Of age and was q native n
Council Bluffs. Hs is survived by nj,
wife and seven children: also BY III
father, six sisters and three brothers.
DIT. Daniel jackson. one OF the veteran
physicians Of the city. died yesterday
morning At his home. its Glen avenue
after four years illness from q com.
plication OF diseases associated with
asthma, asthma. he was y years old. He Ii
be held At the residence Tuesday after.
noon az ? o'clock and the body will be
taken 70 Pieasantville, Ia. for burial
DIT. George A. Ray OF the, Second Pres.
oyterian church will conduct the services
A telegram from the train dispatcher
office At Fort Dodge informed the police
department. last evening that a gang Of
st~-1efe- ss't. t&k~1tt1 - bpA car on an
incoming. train and had intimidated the
crew. The train was stopped near Biz
lake and a squad OF officers was sent
there In the patrol wagon. They found
the car In possession OF five boys, mona
o. whom had any kind Of weapon. Thc
kids were brought to the station and
locked up. They will be In police court
this morning.
Joseph L. Price. who was recently ap-
pointed assistant division superintendent
OF the Great Western railroad, with
headquarters at Clarion. died sunday
evening At the Edmundson hospital after
an Illness Of four weeks from acute
stomach trouble. Mr.. Price was a years
old. He had been a resident OF this city
for the last eight years, except for the
brief period Of residence at Clarion. The
body was taken to the residence Of his
orother-in-law. ]. +. Hughes sssl West
Broadway, where funeral services viii
be held this afternoon at IN O'CLOCK
conducted by Rev. J. II. Willlams on the
Broadway Methodist church. Mr.. price
Is survived by his wife and one daurh-
ter, Helen: two brothers, W. r. Price Of
Bloomington. ILL, and J. W. Price OF
Beacon. Ia. and one sister, Mrs. George
Bowman Of Chicago. He was 4 member
q the Ancient Free and Accepted Nasons
at Redfieid- Ia, and OF the LOYAL Order
of Moose. The Great Western will run
special train down from Clarion Ttes-
day morning. bringing about 80 enpioyos
Of the road who Will attend the funeral
in body.