Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-12
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention
oounou Bluffs office OF
The nee IL ~ IL north
Main st. Telephone -.

Davis, drugs.
Nictrola, $50 4 Hospe CO,
Plate lunch at Tonys cafe 25c.
Corrigans. undertakers. Phone i3.
Woodring Undertaking Co. Tel $50.
GARDENERS PRESS, printing. Phone So.
Lewis cutler, funeral director Phone 81
RRApLEY ELECTRIC co. WIRING
AND FIXTURES. PHONE SS.
TO SAVE OR TO BOkROW. SEE c. Il.
Mutual Bldg and Loan Ass n. lSS feafL
Or. II. \. woodbury., dentist, moved 20
Stpp block phone Black sos, sanitary anu
modern appliances, moderate prices
The regular meeting OF the Fathers
club OF the Avenue II school VIII DC helu
at the school building this evening" All
viii I've welcomed.
For stealing q cravcnette raincoat FROM
Conductor J. W. Jaseph OF the street raii-
way company. J. ", Sipes, q years oiu,
a Westboro. Mo- youth. was sent 10 the
county iall yesterday for twenty DAYS I've
swiped Conductor Jasephs coat from the
rear end OF an Omaha car, where Tvs
owner kept II for emergency. ne was
caught just after he left the car
Relatives here have been advised OF the
death of Robert Kennedy, son OF MIR ana
Mrs j. A. Kennedy, early residents OF
Council Bluffs. which occurred August
~ at his ranch in Montana. The BODY
was taken to Whittier, Cal. for burial.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kennedy were at one
time connected with the Iowa school Tor
the Deaf, going from here to JACKSON
Reles, where they have since made their
home. the son being located on a ranch
I'm Montana.
Uncle Jimmy" wickham, IS years old,
has been demonstrating for the last Two
or three days that he Can lay brick Just
a. well and lust as rapidly as ne ever
could. which is considerably faster than
the ordinary hriCklaNer. There has been
a scarcity OF workmen and the Wickham
Bros contract TO complete tho hogers
block on Pearl street Opposite bayrSIs
was too muddy for the other bricklaNers
TO work Wednesday and YESTERDAY, Dut
was good enough weather for the head OF
the Wickham family.
Judge Wheeler Is still listening TO the
testimony in the suit brought by the bond
holders to get possession or the iowa
Omaha short Line railroad, better known
as the Treynor lntsrurban under tore,
closure proceedings. IL was not expected
there would he any difficulty IN securing
possession under foreclosure OF the mort,
gage given to secure the bonds, but hait
a dozen alleged creditors have INTERVIEWED
among them Colonel Adams. the pro-
moter. william Saar, one OF the wee .pon
farmers who contributed more than WV
COO to finance the road, tosttied on the
witness stand yesterday that ne had put
$1,000 into the unfortunate enterpIise;;
The farmers are the bondholders, and u
they should get the road without addl-
tional cost their loss would stu De more
than 20 per cent. The claims OF tne IN
tervenoTs approximate many thousa"u
dollars.
Mrs Martha T.. Roe, wife Of DR.. L. 70.
Roe. died yesterday morning after an Ill
ness of three months due to a general
breaking down. Mrs. Roe had resided IN
Council Bluffs since 1915 and during all
Of that time was active in church and
social work. She was one of the active
and helpful members of the First Con-
gresationai church Mrs. Roe was born
July a. 1853 in New York state In Octo-
her, 1885, she was married to DR.. Roe In
Chicago. She leaves besides her husband,
one daughter, Mrs. ]. II. Grier. and one
son. James L. Roe Her brother. j. r.
Rice and his wife were both killed I'm the
Faster tornado. more than year ago.
The funeral will probably be held on
Sunday although arrangements have not
vet been definitely made. Or. ]. 7. Jones
OF the First CONGREGATIONAL church will
conduct the services.