Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-09
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention
The Council Bluffs Office Of
The Omaha Bee Is at IS
Scott Street. Telephone ~.

laws. drugs
Fietrols. as A. Hospe Co
n. Berwick for wall paper.
Woodr!ng Undertaking Co. Tel. $50.
S'orIfgans. undertakers. Phones l2
get the habit for Morehouse printing
NEW YORK Plumbing Co Phone 50.
.as sais-Six- ooas lscase. il Sixth Ave
FAUST BEER Ar GoGERS BUFFET.
LOWS Cutler. funeral director. Phone %.
blaft City Laundry, Dry Cleaning and
rye aorks New phone No. s1t
fOr Rsnt-Etghi-roam mU1erE so-se.
l'iczba-s SIos. u Scott ST, Phone az.
TO SAVE on BORROW. SEE G. 3.
Mutual Isldg. Loan Assn. III Pearl
Attorney u. V. Battey left yesterday
Tor les Molres 10 argue a case before
the supreme court.
incubstors, 6D-egg capacity. si.25; 80
egg c@pacity for $li.50. We sell the Des
Moinss Incubator line. P. C. DE Vol
Hdwy Co, 90 B'dway.
SJSAi SNYDER LOANS MONEY on
household goods. horses, cattle and all
ehattei securities at big discount OF the
usual rates. Office over sd w. Bdway.
Miss Agnes AcCarty. a trained nurse
has returned TO her home, 81 Tniru
avenue, after seven weslSs spent at pro-
fessionA work In Marine and Atlantis
MESH BAGS repaired. refinlshed ike
new. Repaired. replated. refined at rea-
sonab!s cost. All kinds Of Jewelry re-
psiring Lefferts' Jewellers, o8 Broad
way. Sign CT tho Clocks.
Our line OF spring wall papers is all in.
NoS is toe time to think about wall pa
per. By getting your work done early
YOU Sc, the choice Of the best papsrs.
Prices are 20 low this year that they are
within tile reach of everyb body. Jansen
v all Paper Co, Masonic temple.
2. r. Joaes began an action In The
district court yesterday against Tia
Great Western Railroad company, ssxins
judgment for Sl5o. value OF a horse
claimed to have been permanently injured
while passing over an alleged dsfectiye
crossing on Main street between Ninth
and Tenth avenues.
George Papst. after a brief hearing
yesterday ON the charge Of stealing and
helping destroy three bags Of mail y
Kreutzinser, was held by United States
Commissioner sapp TO await indictment
by the federal grand jury which meets
next Tuesday. kerns was also held
BY the commissioner on the same charge.
The regular meeting of Fidelity ooun-
ell No. 49, Royal Arcanum, will be held
this evening. Several candidates should
be ready for Initiation at this meeting
and other matters OF Importance Will
come ny. The grand council session this
year will be held in keokuk In April.
and suggestions for changes in the laws
or resolutions regarding the same Will
have 10 be considered at this or the next
meeting Of the local council.
In the district court yesterday Reddy
Mcneil, one OF the numerous men in
dieted for, car looting, entered plea of
guilty and was sentenced TO serve four
months In tho county jail. The case
Of George Dimmitt. indicted for the
larceny Of 81 alleged to have been alb
stracted from Robert Fair last December
while both were intoxicated. was tried
TO jury, resulting in n verdict of &C
quittal within a few minutes.
The annual meeting or the road super
vlsors will be held In the south court
room OF the county court house today.
All ri the road supervisors In the county
as well as the township trustees, are to
be present, together with all Of the mem
hers Of the board Of county supervisors.
who timed their March meeting 20 make
II coincide with the date of the road
meeting. An extensive program W. be
carried out With such men as Prof.
Itoluen on the program ana souIe repIe-
sentatives Of the Iowa state highway
commission A
Two companies of f.reTnen were called
to iii Ridge street last night where the
explosion OF an oil stove had endangered
the property. The property is owned
BY a man named chrIstense, who had
aged man. Through carelessness or
otherwise Garnett had filled a small
oil stove with gasoline instead OF coal
oil. and when the explosion followed \
soon after, he was painfully burned about
the head and face. After turning In a
fire alarm other dwellefs In the house
beat out the flames with rugs and quilts.
The aged man was not seriously burned.
The fire department was called out
AZ 255 yesterday morning to quench a
-. sAAN 10 49, "a As. th.. ear4
OF a two-s story building at 100 West Broad
way. occupied by Louis Kaplan as gro
oery store and residence. The fire had
started in a room used as kitchen and
near a large range. When the firemen
arrived the flames were breaking through
the roof. When the fire was extinguished
damages to the amount of about 500
had been inflicted upon the building
and contents. Kaplan had 1900 insur-
ance. $3.50 on the grocery stock. $50 on q
wardrobe and contents and 500 on the
household goods The building was
owned by Leonard Everett.