Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-20
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention
Council Bluffs office OF
The nee - ~ II North
Main ~. Telephone "a.

! Davis, drugs.
/ Victrola, SIS. A. Hospe CO.
Plate lunch at Tony's cafe, Csc
Corrlgans, undertakers. Phone 1B.
Woodrtng Undertaking Co. Tel $50
GARDENERS PRESS. printing. Phone %.
Lewis cutler funeral director. Phone Va.
Buy your coal at cut prices. j. Stein
Coal Co. Weight guaranteed.
BRADLEY ELECTRIC co. WIRING
AND FIXTURES. PHONE sos.
Mrs Charles Lincoln and daughter,
Gertrude. who have been In Colorado for
the last six weeks, are expected home
Sunday.
Thick cypress fencing Cypress fencing
Is the strongest and lasts the longest.
our grades are the highest and our
prices are the lowest. g. Hsfcr Lumber
company
TO SAVE OR TO BoKnOw, SEE c. B
Mutual Bldg and Loan Assn. l23 Pearl.
DR.. H. A. Woodbury., dentist, moved 70
sapp block. phone Black $685. sanitary and
modern appliances, moderate prices.
Rev. and Mrs. s. Alexander and daugh-
ter, Miss Carolyn T., have arrived home
after four months in Canada and
Michigan.
Special communication, Excelsior lodge,
No. 259 Ancient Free and Accepted
Masons, Saturday evening. Work in the
second degree.
Charles X. Fox OF Council Bluffs and
Julia Kay OF Minden took out the only
marriage license that was Issued here
yesterday. They gave their ages as %
and %, respectively
All members OF the United Commercial
Travellers organization are requested TO
meet at the Eagles building this after
noon at clock, TO attend the funeral
Of Paul Kodwelss. The call for the meet
ing was Issued by $. O. Chase, senior
councillor
II. II. Grady general agent for the
American Express company, was advised
yesterday from the home office that the
American will transmit free OF charge all
money orders and checks for remittances
TO the American Red Cross at Washing
ton. All funds desired transmitted for
that purpose will be promptly forwarded
II consigned to the company's office.
Judge Wheeler in district court yester-
day made supplemental decree in the
case OF, James Nathan Lidgett against
a trustee 10 attend 10 the partition OF
the property involved, The case Is a
friendly suit for partition OF the estate
10 which the parties are heirs. The list
OF beneficiaries Is long and the property
consists of real estate in and near thfs
city.
The funeral Of Mrs. Eustina Schneider
was held yesterday afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock from the residence, so East
there was a profusion OF floral offerings.
The services were conducted by Rev. MIR
Schleseman pastor Of the German
Evangelical church The pRllbearers were
Scott Covalt, Henry Krause, William
Green, Henry belong, II A. McCarger
and Don Beno lntorment was In Walnut
Hill cemetery.
The Fathers club OF the Twentieth
Avenue school will give their first pub
tic program next Monday evening at the
school building. Two professors from
the high school have been secured TO fill
places on the program Prof. j. G. Gray
ron will take as his subject a discussion
of the questions. How Can the Home
and School Re More Closely United7'
and What Influences Tend TO Keep the
Home and School Apart2' Prof. y. g.
Asuuith will talk on the subject. What
We Should Do and How We Should Do
It."
A coroner's jury yesterday inquired
into the death OF s. NJ. Cook, the switch
man, who lost his life In the local yards
OF tho Northwestern on Tuesday. Coroner
Cutler summoned all of the witnesses
with any knowledge of the matter. but
all OF the testimony showed that his
death was purely accidental. He stepped
from tho footboard OF his engine directly
IN front OF another and was instantly
killed when the wheels severed his body
at the waist line. Tho jury returned a
verdict dclaring his death was accidental
and generating the company and his
fellow employees from all blame.