Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-16

Davis drugs.
Nictrola. SIS. y. Hospo Co.
Plate lunch at Tonys cafe, CSC.
CorriEans, undertakers. Phone 1B.
Woodring Undertaking co. Tel $50
GARDENERS PRESS, printing. Phone 81
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone "a.
BRADLEY ELECTRIC CO WIRING
AND FIXTURES. PHONE 1913.
To SAVE OR TO BORROW. SEE c. p.
Mutual Bldg and Loan Assn, 10 Pearl
Seven-room house OF furniture for sale,
a taken at once would be a snap IN
quire at 500 Avenue 4.
The c. TIafer Lumber company is build
ing IN an immense business on qudntyi
service and reasonable prices.
Dr. n. A. Woodbury.. dentist. moved e
30j-Ss Sapp block, phone Black sos. sani
tary continent. modern appliances, mod
crate prices.
=. c. Peters Of Sioux city was here
yesterday consulting a Council Bluffs
physician for chronic ailmcnt OF not
serious character.
James Potter aged so years, died yes
terday at St Demands hospital. Death
was due TO general decline. The body will
be returned TO Glenwood. the former
home, for burial
Of Crescent were hostesses at "A kcnsingtor
Wednesday afternoon. The afternoon was
spent with needle work and music. About
shade trees. after which several piano
and vocal selections were given by Miss
Agnes Moran and Miss Mayme Hough.
After completing his work as city as
SCISSOR, Thomas Bowman left last even
ing for his old home on the Maine sea
coast, Wiscassett. where he has spent a
portion Of every summer FOR many years
lie will not return before the middle OF
october. lie will be on the ground and
take an interest IN tho Maine cleCrjn In
september, as Maine Is one OF the few
states where the general election IL held
in September instead OF November.
4 mass meeting will be held this even
ing in the West Council Bluffs club house
for the purpose OF discussing Alderman
Hochmans ordinance providing for the
abolition OF the voting precinct in East
Omaha Alderman Ilochman will be pres
Ont and further explain the justification
Tor II. The meeting Is TO be open Tor the
freest kind OF discussion, and as the peo-
Dle OF the west end are most interested
II is expected that there will be "a large
number present.
committee Of the county supervisors
yesterday rejected the claim Of Colonel
=. G. Saunders for the statutory 10 pei
cent of tho amount of the fines paid by
Wilmott & Wolff. the Underwood men
who were caught In Illegal liquor selling
Each paid 500 Colonel Saunders claim
had been tacitly approved by the court
hut the county auditor had no official
Notification of the fact. Consequently
the claim amounting TO $50.
In tearing down tho brick bulldlnI
built moro than forty years ago and uHcC
Tor many years by Ralph III. Williams a.
flag stone that formed the base of thu
main doorway. II WAS carried back and
thrown into the pile OF debris. Nester'
day workmen turned over the old dool
slab and discovered II TO be partly fin
isfed tombstone, with the figure of Q
lamb and a let OF little angels cut int
Tho stone, but no figure fully WORKED
cut.
Frances Empke the little daughter OF
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Empkie. died last
evening at their home. ZIG Bluff street
after tong illness from a complication
of diseases. The little girl had been suf'
fering from necrosis of the bone and hHC
undergone two operations at the Ed
inundson hospital. She was years anC
months old. Although kept for man!
DAYS in q plaster cast she was a mos
patient sufferer and met everybody witt
smile. One little sister and one younI
brother are the remaining children o
Mr.. and Mrs. Empkie.
Robert s. White. aged 90 years. died
the family residence. 1875 Scott street, q
1880 O'Clock yesterday morning OF gen
nral illness OF two weeks duration. Mr.
White was born In Mansfield, o., ant
came 10 Council Bluffs thirty-seVen year
ago, and had lived here continually sine
That time He was a member OF Haze
camp, No. Ia. Modern Woodmen o
America, and was well known in the city
having been in the bridge contracting
business up 10 tho time OF his retiremen
On account of the failure OF his health.
Tie is survived by his widow, four daugh
ters Mrs Homer Shoffer. of this city
Lewis Krummers OF Omaha One siste
II living at Crown Point, Ind, and on
brother. The funeral will be held Snnda'
morning at o'clock at ST. Francis NaVie
church. Rev Father +. Il. McMRnu
will hold requiem mass. The burial Wi
be in the St. Joseph cemetery.