Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-21
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention
The Council Bluffs Office OF
The Omaha Bee Is ut 10
Scott Street. Telephone 45.

The body Of Mrs. Mary Morine was
taken to Marshall. Mo-. last evening ior
Bluff City lodge No. Il. Ancient Free
and Accepted Masons, will meet Wednes-
day evening at 100 for work on the frst
degree.
H. III. SuIhoff who died at Athol Kan,
wiz be buried here this afternoon rom
the residence OF his brother, Carl Sulhoff,
as Mil street
The Royal Sewing society Of Oak Leaf
camp. Royal Neighbors, will meet this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Minnie
Oldacker. CO Bluff street.
Upon the application Of a near rela-
| tive Susan w. Barrett was yesterday
called before the Insanity commissioners.
who found her to be suffering from senile
insanity. She was ordered to be cared
for at St Bernard's hospital
Any persons having rooms to let during
the Southwestern Iowa Teachers asso-
citation. March $3.50, at the rate of
20 cents. one person In a room; 90 cents
each. two persons In a room, will kindly
notify the superintendent of city schools.
Phone Go. 49,.
The woman's Christian Temperance
union will hold a farewell reception this
afternoon at 40 O'Clock at the home>of
Mrs. G. G. Baird. 1900 East Broadway
for Its retiring president. Mrs. Martha
Rider. Mrs. Rider will leave soon for
her new home at lewiston Ida
Upon the application of OWED Wien, re-
ceiver of the George n. Hall Manu-
featuring company. Judge Wheeler yes-
terday appointed George b. Hardell. Wal
ter l.. Ellis and James A. Watt apprai-
sers with orders To Immediately ascer-
tain the value Of the property In the
hands OF the receiver.
mr. Houuhton and I. IIx-p.s
returned last evening from the Pacific
coast after an absence dating from Feb
ruary .. Mrs. Houghton and Mrs. Hypes
who preceded their husbands to the coast
by several weeks. remained at Long
Beach and win not return until the un-
certain March gets into a more tractabIe
mood. They reported a very pleasant
time. s..
After little more than a weeks illness
from pneumonia Roy HERS. aged II years,
died yesterday at the home OF his father.
William Hers. 2lo6 Avenue II. On, ac-
count of the flood OF water surrounding
the home the body was removed to Cut
well view today. The funeral will be held
on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the
Epworth Methodist church, Twenty-fifth
street and Avenue b.
Owing 10 the almost impassage con-
dition of the roads and the unpaved
streets work of filling the deep hole
that Is being transformed into a public
playground had TO be suspended yesterday
afternoon. The work is about half
finished and will be completed as soon
as the weather permits. Although about
all OF the money on band has been ex-
william S. Fisher. owner OF the pool
hall on Sixteenth avenue, which was
freQuented by Papst and others before
they. received penitentiary sentences, was
fined SIS and. costs for allowing minors
to play in the saloon, Papst and Kerns
first arrested on the charge OF violating
the city and state law he put up a bond
for 500. and through an error this was
declared to have been the amount Of his
fine. In addition TO his fine. however.
his license has been revoked and Chief
OF Police Froom says IL viii not be re-
newed.
The funeral OF Mrs. Mabelle Evans
Cornell was held yesterday afternoon at
the residence. la0O Sixth avenue. The
services were conducted by Rev. T.. J,
Mackay, pastor OF All Saints church,
Omaha. Mr.. Cornell Is general superin-
tendent OF phion Pacific terminals in
was largely attended By Union Pacific
officials and employees. The palibearers
were all officials OF the company, Lon
Kendall, @. IL Lkert. w y. Campbell.
u. w. Schonlau. +. l. Wight and Ill.
II. Larsen. The floral offerings were
expresslvely beautiful. Mrs Robert
Mullis sang Rock Of Ages and Lead
kindly Light" Burial was N Walnut
Hiliacemetery.
Here the Rev. John Balloon Shaw. ID.
D.. OF Chicago. 81 the First Presbyterian
church Wednesday. Thursday and Friday.
, p. m, and .I.45 D. m. At the Nicholas
Theater from 1880 10 1855 p. IN.
George r. Clatterbuck. the young man
who pleaded guilty to the grand jury
indictment charging him with forgery
and was sentenced to an indeterminate
term OF i've years. and Albert Custin, who
pleaded guilty to three indictments charg-
Ing burglary and freight car robberies
and got ten years. were taken to Ana
mosa last night by Deputy Sheriff
Leuch Both were young enough TO come
well within the law limiting the age for
punishment in the state reformatory in
stead Of the penitentiary.