Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-25
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention
Council Bluffs offies OF
TIE nee r. at ~ HsTth
AHAia ~. Telephone -.

!. Davis. drugs.
Victrola. SIS. a. Hospe Co.
Corrigans, undertaNers. Phone iB.
WoOdrlng Undertaking Co. Tel. 33s
Gardner PrcSs, printing. 60i ist Ave.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone o..
Hot rooms. s. per week. ogden hotel.
Buy your coal at. CT; pT,~cs. J. Stein
Coal Co Wcight guaranteed.
BRADLEY ELECTRIC co. WIRING
AND FIXTURES. PHONE 29s.
TO SAVE OR 10 BORROW, SEE c. 3.
Mutual Bldg. and Loan Assn. l23 PEARL
4. ". Hickman OF Chadron. Neb.. Is
visiting his mother at 81 First avenuc
Fully guaranteed select axes, 81 % No.
axes Ford steel, 81. The Kind that give
satisfaction C. Hafer Lumber Co
Or. H. a. woodbury, dentist. moved 70
Sapp block, phone Black J0e. Sanitary
and modern appliances, moderate prices.
Cooks Cleaning Works. 23s Broadway.
Phone rs. Have your dry cleaning. dye
ing and repairing done now before cold
weather. Velvet collars put on overcoRts.
Prices reasonable and first class work
guaranteed
Mics Grace Higren. Albion, Neb., ono
OF the most popular student nurses at
Mercy hospital died there yesterday
contracted while in the discharge OF her
duties IN the typhoid ward, where at one
time n few weeas ago there were moro
than score of cases. Mlsa Hilgen was
u years old. Her mother and two sisters
survive her. Tho body WAS taken yester-
day to Albion for burial The funeral
will be held sunday.
Or. NJ A. FINLEY received a letter yester-
day afternoon from Win Marshall an
nouncing the death OF his mother at
Pasadena, Cal. Mrs Marshall was found
lying dead on the lawn OF her home. She
had been apparently In the best OF
health aud was seen working about the
lawn an hour before. She was found by
neighbors Heart disease was the cause
of death Tho Marshails were well known
IN Council Bluffs, where they lived for
many years. Prof. Marshall was for a
number OF years one of the teachers at
the iowa School for the Deaf. Prof.
Marshall died several years ago. after
removal 10 California. VIII Marshall IL
now county clerk at Vancouver, Wash.
Mrs. Marshall was buried at Pasadena
on Tuesday.
The funeral OF Mrs Burke, who died
Sunday at the family homo in Hardin
township, was held yesterday. and was
very largely attended Rev. J. NJ. Will
iams, former pastor OF the Broadway
Methodist church, came here from Perry,
Ia. TO conduct the services. The pail
bearers were Frank Perry =. D. Games,
G. l.. Thomas. George Quick. Martin Jen-
son and V. T. Morris. There were n
great many flowers The casket was
buried IN the Hardin cemetery.
Tho call extended 10 Rev, William =.
Lovett OF Grand Rapids 20 become pas.
tor Of the First Baptist church here has
been declined by him. apparently with
great reluctance Mr.. Lovott had oc-
cupied the pulpit many times during tho
summer and had entered into the home
lie ~ will as the church life OF the con-
gregation. After tho official call was
extended the members were confident
ne world accept Ills deciination was
therefore. distinct disappointment. The
church hos been without a pastor since
June l.
The Knights@of the Full Moon held their
1lrHt rehearsal OF the new show last
evening. II was not dress affair. but
was Intended to discover how nearly All
OF the players had learned their parts
| william Schnorr and G. II. Boylea' who
spent week at theatrical headulIe rter,
~ chicago TO pick IN new stuff, had 4
portfolio of songs and high grade ma.
,erial that Will be worked into the Moon.
land play. As there will be forty peonl,
IN the chorus the necessity Of havjnS
/ real value In the songs Is apparent Thos.
VINO VIII take the principal parts mi,
season ana who attended the rehearsal
,nst night, were: p. j. Mcbride perry
nsdoiett, Erwin Spetman, A. Townsend
Siyde Lyon, l.. L. EvRna, Howard Dutler
itfopp1ert Daniels, Carl sIIhotf ana Bert