Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-03
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention
The Council Bluffs Office OF
The Omaha lee is at IL
Scott Street. Telephone i3.

Nlctrola, 81 4. Hospe co
Ii. Berwick for wall paper
Woodring Undertaking Co. Tel So
Corrigans. undertakars Phones liz,
Bee Clocks repaired. 3 Pearl. Dickerson
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone %
VALENTINES. See our Valentines be-
fore you buy. Fauble Art shop
We give premium coupons at the Puff
% Broadway. Cigars and tobacco.
puffy'S malt or anything IN wines
liquors or brsndlos. Call at Resented 5
Family Liquor House.
The Good Time dancing club gave III
weekly dance last night at the Armory
over eighty couples attended,
. PER CENT DISCOUNT ON ALI
WALL PAPER AND ROOM MOULD
INGS. II. Berwick, Oil SO. Main st.
SAM SNYDER LOANS MONEY on
household goods, horses, cattle and all
ehattel securities at a hig discount OF the
usual rates. office over so w. Broad
way,
2g71 PER GENT DISCOUNT ON ALL
OUR HIGH GRADE PICTURES AND
PICTURE FRAMING. II. Berwick, So-ll
South Main 81.
Only one marriage license was issued
]
ton. aged " Of Logan, la, and Neiiio
Freeman. p. Of Council Bluffs.
The Union Veteran legion and its auxlli-
airy will meet this afternoon at their hail
In the DanebO building. The meeting
will begin at $50 o'clock. In addition to
the usual good time the women Of the
post will furnish refreshments.
=. G. Underwood began a suit In the
district court yesterday to secure payment
Of Si,ooo farm rentals owed by w. j..
Miller. A writ Of attachment covering
the amount was sued out, The lease
under which the action was brought was
dated February 3 1919.
The Council Bluffs aIstual Loan aSSo-
citation began a suit In the district court
yesterday against Paul Guttau and gife
Jessie Guttau, and Perry Childs 20 enforce
the conditions OF mortgage bond on
lots 3 and T. block S. IN the town OF Me
Clelland. given TO secure loan Of k90.
Attorneys fees and costs OF abstracts are
also asked,
Mrs. j. II. Beyerdge, wife OF Superin-
tendent Beveridge. has been elected presi-
dent Of the Young Women's Christian
association. Mrs. Stymest Stevenson, first
vice president. and Mrs, II, H. Nichols
second vice president. Mrs j. u, Long
was reelected treasurer, Miss Pile, cor
responding secretary, and Mrs. J. i. Pace,
recording secretary.
Unclaimed fees, mostly witness fees. tn
the amount OF ts65.52 were yesterday re-
ported to the Board OF Supervisors as
having been turned over TO the county
treasurer by Harry NJ Brown. clerk Of
the district court. The long list shows
a number Of prominent Council Bluffs
people who have forgotten that they have
from 81 to s. lying idly to their credit
and which may be obtained by simply
scribbling their names a couple of times.
The Board Of County Supervisors yes
terday fixed March as the date for
hearing protests against the amounts Of
benefits fixed by the commissioners IN
connection with the Honey creek drain
age ditch. The average cost per acre for
the lands TO be benefited will be s.
The first award fixed In the Nlshnahotna
ditch district appropriated 81 per acre
That all drainage ditch contracts have
been very much too high Is a fact that
Is beginning to be impressed upon the
minds of the members OF the county
board. and 1t predicted that bids IN
the future will be considerable lower
than any figure yet touched.
An incident In connection with the
payment Of gopher bounties was detailed
yesterday by Supervisor Spencer after
II had beer reported to him that Mr.,
Bardsley the AyoCa registrar Of gopher
claws All Of the registrars have been
ing the word Of the men and boys who
bring them In. One fellow brought I'm
a large package IN a newspaper wrapper
told the number and got the order for
payment. When Bardsley came to eN-
anime the package II was found TO con.
tain nothing but leaves. Payment OF the
order was stopped and tho man was given
a fright when shown he was guilty Of
a felony.
Ia Ollnger, the young man who has
taken freRkish method Of advertising a
wooden mills company, was assessed "A
fine Of s. and costs In police court yester-
day morning. lie appeared IN court ar
rayed In the costume OF George Washing
ton, or the costume that George might
have worn when he was young and giddy,
II was not his loud clothes that called
down the judicial wrath. however but
the testimony Of half a dozen people who
swore he was impertinent and offensive
In his staring stunts. One witness de-
rlared that he offended the dignity Of
The bartenders and created a disturbance
when he went into a saloon and limo
'ently asked II they had ANY blriseed for
a cuckoo clock" Ollnger has consulted
IN attorney and may conclude to fight
The "disorderly" ordinance under which
he was prosecuted.