Omaha daily bee., 1912-09-16
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention
Council Bluffs Office Of
The nee 10 at IA NORTH
Main st. Telephone ~.

OhVlhs &Eukb
victrela, S1s. a. Hssps Co.
H. Berwick fer wall pap~N
Woodring Undertaking Co. Tel $50.
Csrrigans, undertakers. Phsaes -.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFnT.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phsns u.
Fine watch and jswelry repairing.
Letfert's.
Morehouse & Co, the home Of good
printing.
Painting and paper hanging. Jensen
Wall Paper company, Masonic temple
Bluff City Laundry, Dry Cleaning ana
Dye Works. New phone No. 2SlA
TO SAVE OR BORROW, SEE G. B..
Mutual Bldg, & Loan Assn. 123 Pearl !,
BUDwEtsER on draught-The Grand.
Budweiser In bottles at all firstsclass
bars.
st. Adams lodge, No II, knights of
Pythlas.s Will have work In the rank OF
page at the meeting on Monday night
A full attendance is desired.
c. E. Dunbar arrived here last night
from Tacoma, Wash. Mr. Dunbar has
been connected with the sales department
of the Stndebaker company on the Pacific
coast for the last year and half
Harmony chapter, No. rs, Order of
sion. Thursday evening. There will be
initiation, and all members are urged to
be present. Visitors always welcome.
Heavy rains of the last few days have
made the roads leading into Council
Bluffs almost impossible, a situation that
caused visible decrease In the number
OF Saturday shoppers. Feed stables and
wagon yards about town were nearly de-
serted. On normal Saturdays they are
crowded to Overflow1ng.
w T. Waite who has spent the greater
part Of the last dozen years in the stock
regions of Montana, is home on a visit
His father. G. II. Waite, Is still In Mon
tana. but is expected home In few
days. He will remain during the winter
and return in the spring to look after
his large stock interests.
Mayor Maloney and Alderman w. A..
Stone, will leave this evening for Buffalo.
N. ". where they will attend the annual
meeting of the National League of Ameri-
can Municipalities, which meets during
the week. At the conclusion OF the league
meeting, both will continue their jour
ney to Washington, ID. C., to attend the
meeting of the National Board Of Health
convention, composed OF representatives
from all health boards Of the principal
cities OF the country. They will be abb
sent nearly two weeks.
Word received yesterday from George
D.
their arrival at Keokuk. They left here
on Wednesday In the Neumayer automo-
bile, expecting to make the run across
the state In a little more than day. Rainy
conditions and muddy roads prevented.
After visiting friends and relatives at
Keokuk and looking at the big dam
across the Mississippi they will continue
their journey TO Fulton, Peoria and other
Illinois points They will return by the
way of Rock Island and Davenport.
Mrs. Sam Missok, aged II years, died
yesterday at the farm nome two miles
north OF Weston of stomach trouble after
an acute Illness since Sunday. Mrs.
Missok was born In Pennsylvania and
moved to Illinois with her parents when
she was little girl, She was married
| to Missok on March I, 1865 In February,
manned here ever since. On April ~. 1911,
MIR. Missok died and the widow had been
making her home with her son, John.
The son and three daughters survive her.
The funeral will be held from the resi-
dence on Monday at 10 a. m, Rev. Father
Gaffney OF Weston officiating.
Leon Thompson. former employe OF
the DeVol Hardware company, was ar
rested yesterday upon an indictment re.
l turned by the grand jury, charging him
with malicious mischief. According to
the testimony before the grand jury OH
| the night of November H. last year,
Thompson was in the hardware store, bO4
| Broadway and disputed statement of the
wages that had been paid him or was
due In the argument that followed II
| IL alleged that he lost his temper and
deliberately smashed a heavy plate glass
show case, the fragments of the glass
damaging number Of carpenters levels
that were In the case. The damage was
fixed at $20.,