Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-28
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention
The Council Bluffs Office Of
The Omaha Bee Is At 10
Scott Street. Telephone IS.
Davis. drus,n

fiCllold. Va a. hCSpe 20.
H Berwick for wall paper.
Woodring Undertaking On. Tel 80.
Corrfgans. undertakers. Phones 10
Get the habit for Morehouss printing
Bee Clocks repaired. q Pearl. Dickerson
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone ".
Watch the Fauble Art shop windows
for bargains - Broadway.
Bluff City Laundry, Dry Cleaning and
Dye works New phone No. 3s1l
TO SAVE OR BORROW, SEE c. B.
Mutual Bldg. q Loan Assn. lsS Pearl
wanted-Three coed boys TO carry Bee
routes. Apply Is Scott ST.
special-Carnations, sc doz: violets.
lsc bunch. Phone $500 Lainson.
Oak Leaf chapter. Royal Neighbors Of
America, will meet n regular session
Tuesday evening.
Duffy's Malt and anything In wines,
liquors or brandies. Call at Rosenfelds
Family Liquor House.
SAM SNYDER LOANS MONEY on
household goods. horses. cattle and all
chattel securities at q big discount of the
usual rates offiee over ~ w. Broad
way.
MESH BAGS repaires. resnishcd like
souahle cost. All kinds OF jewelry repair
ing. Lefferts jewelers., COS Broadway.
Sign Of the Clocks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Wilson have
advised friends here that their new home
a. Worth Yakima. Wash. has been
frightened BY the advent Of q nine pound
baby. Mrs. Wilson was formerly Miss
Gya Frank OF this city.
Samuel Il Gross returned yesterday
from q three weeks vacation In st.
LOUIS Visiting friends. A smoker was
given In his ncnor last Wednesday even
ING. Mr.. Gross visited all the points Of
interest in st, Louis and East 81. Louis.
Last Tuesday he saw the heaviest fall Of
snow In many years there-fifteen inches
on the level.
Dominiek Ionnell. one Of the Italians
arrested sunday on tie charge Of shoot
ing inside. the city limits. when they
racine iSaasisr Was fnsd q; ~ az. and eosts
In police court yesterday. His COM
panion. Roco. was discharged when II
was shown that. although intending TO do
20. he had not fired his gun.
The divorce suit Instituted some weeks
ego AGAINST her husband, w. 5. Hamil.
ton. and which canned a great deal OF
trouble. resulting In $1,000 damage suit
against number OF people, was yester-
Gay dismissed upon motion OF Mrs.
Hamilton. II II understood that this
The same sort q adjadieation Of the big
damage suit,
The Council Bluffs seniors arc looking
for games with basket ball teams OF
omaha and South Omaha Games with
the Eagles. Exceisiors. South Omaha
sspecialiy = desired III s on the The team teams are
Frank, Yolan. Highsmith. Hangers.
Daniels, WEIGH and Harris. Write to
Elmer Harris. Mcpherson avenue for
kames or call A ssi and ask for VIII
Nolan, between and 1850 y. IN.
Mrs. J. II. sullivan. s. years old. died
clark. III Broadway, yesterday after
an illness OF several months from stomach
trouble. Mrs. Sullivan Is survived by her
husband, j.. II. sullivan two sisters, Mrs.
Clark OF this city and Mrs. Leroy Gering
of Omaha, and one brother. II. q. Bum
gartner, also of Omaha The funeral will
be held this afternoon from the cutlxr
chapel, Rev. DR.. Mcclure conducting the
service. Burial VIII be In Walnut Hin
cemetery.
Mrs. Harry @. Long entertained at
birthday surprise Saturday evening for
Mrs. II. q. Long. An etght-courso dinner
vas served at go o'clock. The center
piece for the table was q mass OF lac
while on the opposite sides stood tall
vases OF carnations and La France roses.
Games were INDUCED In during tho even
ing and the prizes beautiful hand
efnDTuluercQ ctuleIWtcet the NDrk OF
Mrs. Long, went TO Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Meneray.
There was no session OF the district
court yesterday. owing TO the fact that
Sunday nights blizzard prevented Judge
Thornen from reaching Council Bluffs
rom his home at sidney. The only train
he could take was on the Wabash and
that road was completely blocked by
huge snowdrifts. A drive Of ten or
twenty miles across the country could
have been made and the Burlington's
impossible, and the Burlington was hay-
Ing considerable trouble In getting Its |
Kansas City trains through the drifts.
Quinn Elliott, colored. a Pullman car
porter on the Union Pacific, was sent 70
the county jail by Police Judge Snyder
yesterday upon conviction OF the theft
OF lot Of Pullman coach property. Inc |
FELLOW had thirty-nine pillow slips, thirty |
towels and seven sheets, all hizh-Erade |
and fine linen. which he was endezvoring |
70 sell when taken Inte custody. He
neon, committed the theft Saturday night. |
was arrested Sunday and got thirty days |
county jail sentence early Monday morn |
ing. all combining to make his visit TO
value Of the property exceeded the |
amount required 10 make his theft con-
sttuts grand larceny. but he was only |
srraigned on the charge OF patti larceny |
ana was ElFcn ths UNIT
wheel No. Of the Broadway Methodist |
church will meet At the church on SAT- |
urday evening. Wheel No. viii meet |
with Mrs. c. n Hari. suite 30. Grand |
hotel, on Thursday Afternoon Ths young /
womens wheel Will meet with Mrs. l. |
y. Ranard, lu Glen avenue on Friday |
evening A full attendance 10 desired at /
all OF these meetings Prayer meeting /
Wednesday evening at 7:0 The pastor
will speak on the subject. Who Are
WeT' This will be the first of a series /
Of discussions on the Methodis Episcopal |
church. It's history, customs. doctrines.
work, etc. especially DESIGNED for the new
members and suitable for all Chorus
rehearsal Thursday and Saturday even
ings. The chii6rsn's chorus win meet at |
the church on Thursday afternoon at
o'clock. Reception Of new members on /
next sunday morning. Others wishing 70
ioin tlns church should get In touch with |
the raster this week